How many thunderbolts ports does it have for a daisy chain?
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Unfortunately just one. You can't daisy chain using this drive. FYI - after one week my g-tech died.
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Only the pro model allow daisy chain. Go to their website for more details.
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Only one you can't daisy chain this model. That's why it's cheaper than the other models
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Oscar is correct. The Thunderbolt port is also the minidisplay port. Just buy an inexpensive minidisplay port to display port adapter from Amazon or Monoprice.
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As far as I know these monitors can be daisy chained, you just have to use the 10 pin cable that come with it or splice your own. We used CAT5 cable to splice and solder to get the monitors to reach from the buzzer on the entrance door to the 2 monitors at the secretary desks and the 8 pin cable runs from the buzzer to the main monitor and then from the main monitor to the second monitor we used the 10 pin cable.
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I'm not sure. I haven't opened up the casing or tried anything like daisy-chaining. However, you likely could, and if not you can always backup 2 separately. Again, as far as a daisy chain, I don't know.
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I have this unit daisy chained to 2 thunderbolt drives from my mbp. Love the seagate unit though I have heard that constant switching of ssd units takes a toll in the ssd connectors. I should think you could daisy chain a monitor through something like a black magic mini recorder which I also love or... Get a thunderbolt hub. Jim gurney
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First remember that this is a pair of hard drives, with up to 233 MB/s data transfer rates.This is well short of maximum of Thunderbolt 1 or 2.Furthermore, it does not have a second port to make a chain, so downstream data rates are not relevant.So, though it is Thunderbolt 1, changing to Thunderbolt 2 would not make any difference to any related or relevant performance.
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Hi Sheldon, I'm not familiar with a thunderbolt port, but the device works very well with a mini display port. wish i could be of more help
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Mine is set up so that the thunderbolt from my Mac goes to the thunderbolt hub. I then have a USB three coming out of the thunderbolt hub a USB three hub that I have. I then have many drives hooked into the USB three hub. It works seemlessly. Does your PC have a thunderbolt port in it? If it does, there is no problem going from thunderbolt hub to USB three hub in then out to peripherals from the USB three hub.
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I have not tested these for daisy-chaining them, but with other simular (these are better built) I have done 2. I personally do not go beyond that. If you need to go longer, I would consider USB over Cat5 adapters (not internet.. the adapters just use Cat5 cable) OR better yet.. Move the equipment in question.
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No you will need to use the thunderbolt to Firewire 800 adapter and then use a Firewire 400 to Firewire 800 adapter.
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No it does not have 2 thunderbolt connectors. Only 1 thunderbolt and a 3.0 port.
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Thunderbolt only works if it goes from computer to product not product to computer. Here is an example: I have a laptop with two thunder ports, I can use adapters to connect FireWire 800 hard drives to it. But with my Mac Pro, I can not connect my thunder port hard drives to my FireWire 800 port.
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I imagine so, but I cannot confirm. I have mine (the 2 TB model) daisy chained with two older 1TB WD My Studio drives, running into a thunderbolt port, and have had not problems. Comp &lt; 2TB [firewire to thunderbolt] &lt; 1TB [firewire 800] &lt; 1TB [firewire 800] They are really pretty much a plug and play solution, set them up once, and forget em. I wish I would have ponied up the other fifty or so bucks and for the 3TB to run as time machine. Hope this helps.
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they only have 1 thunderbolt port and 1 usb you might be able to daisy chain with the USB but not at thunderbolt speeds and I wouldnt use them that way. theyre consumer drives but they work well.
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I think the dual thunderbolt version is primarily intended for that. I suppose if you used the USB port to connect to the computer and the thunderbolt to daisy chain to another gdrive, it would work. On the product creator's site, there is this forum entry on daisy chaining: http://support.g-technology.com/kbase/users/kb.php?id=76 I admit I have not tried this. Otherwise, if you want to go completely thunderbolt on it, you should choose the version of the g-drive with dual thunderbolt ports on it. http://www.amazon.com/G-Technology-G-RAID-Dual-External-Drive/dp/B002QID2NG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1402279606&sr=8-2&keywords=g+drive+dual+thunderbolt
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This is USB3. My guess is you cannot do the daisy chain. Use a USB hub instead.(rear panel connectors: 1 power and 1 USB. Nothing more).
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Hi, yes it has four 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T - RJ-45 ports.Thanks, PCrush