Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

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Worse, it is my experience that you cannot connect a thunderbolt ethernet adapter to a Macbook running Windows while it is running. I would recommend Thunderbolt, as it is essentially external PCI-Express, which is the same bus an internal network card (among other things like graphics cards, etc) is attached to.

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I wonder if any of these, since they affect how your mac accesses the network, may have something to do with the problem.Community members who reach Level 5 in the community can create User Tipsto share knowledge about Apple products. But if you have to make a decision on which type of adapter to purchase for 6 computers per room in a building of 10 rooms where all the computers are on the same ethernet network connected by multiple bridges etc, then it is much more relevant. Put very simply, the main difference in these various methods is the point at which latency is measured. I have personnaly used this exact adapter on an iMac, a MacBook Pro, a Mac Mini (Dual Boot w/ Win 7) and a Surface Pro 3. All that said, I expect the deployment of 10Gbps ethernet networks to really start taking off more broadly due to the demands of HD video editing and the requirement of more organisations to have high-performance shared storage systems.

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This could have been fixed by now, but it was enough of a nuisance that I eschewed the objectively superior thunderbolt adapter for a USB 3. This small and compact adapter connects to the Thunderbolt port of your Mac computer to provide an RJ-45 port that supports 10/100/1000BASE-T networks.

You may choose the USB adapter if you're on desktop mode with a USB3 hub, that way you can keep the Thunderbolt ports for display or other purposes. Which is faster for connecting an ethernet cable to a MacBook Pro - a Thunderbolt adapter or a USB 3. If you're using a Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 cable, such as the Apple Thunderbolt 4 Cable with your display or other device, it will connect to your Mac without an adapter.