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#Thunderbolt add in card no header startech Patch#
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The following alternatives lets you try both USB-C and Thunderbolt displays instead of just USB-C displays (replace 3 and 4 with):

It behaved successfully as expected.Р”В¬lick to expand.That looks like everything that you need. I also tested a Sunix UPD2018 in one of the Thunderbolt 3 expansion chassis. There may have been a couple times where I had to disconnect the USB 2.0 device and reconnect it to get it to function (loose connection?) I think you should report the problem with the LG UltraFine 4K display to Apple () I don't have a USB-C device with both USB 2.0 and DisplayPort like the UltraFine 4K display.

#Thunderbolt add in card no header startech pro#

I connected a USB 2.0 device and a DisplayPort device to a USB-C port of those Thunderbolt 3 devices with no problem even after reboot using a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15 inch, Mid 2015) and the Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter.

#Thunderbolt add in card no header startech Patch#

The AKiTiO is an older device that requires the Thunderbolt 3 patch in macOS to function. The methods discussed in this thread are mostly for people that are stuck with such a display and would like to use it with otherwise incompatible hardware.Р”В¬lick to expand.I tested the USB-C ports of the OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock, the OWC Mercury Helios 3, the Sonnet Echo Express SE I, the Sonnet Echo Express SE III and the AKiTiO Thunder 3 Duo Pro. The cable connection method of a USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 display is for most people not a compelling enough reason to buy the display and in fact may be a reason to avoid the display. Brightness control may be possible using an app that can send DDC/CI signals over DisplayPort. That is useless without a USB-C port, which is what we're talking about adding to your 2015 MacBook Pro with those two solutions.Р”Р„ third solution might be a USB-C to DisplayPort cable, (which should work in reverse in this case as a DisplayPort to USB-C cable) but that won't let you use any of the USB features of the display (audio, USB ports, brightness control). You could try any Thunderbolt 3 device for solution 1 that has two Thunderbolt 3 ports, such as a hard drive enclosure, as long as the Thunderbolt 3 ports support USB 3.1 gen 2 and DisplayPort alt mode. Just remember that anything will be limited to Thunderbolt 2 speeds. You could try an expansion chassis for solution 1, and put anything you like in the PCIe slot, such as an NVMe drive, or 10 Gbit Ethernet, or whatever. For solution 2, the Sunix and Delock cards come with a low profile bracket that will make them fit. Sonnet Echo Express SEL seems to be the most compact solution (half width, half height).