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Pure Photo N.I

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Does anyone have a recommendation for a dock that an NVMW can be added to for an M4 Mac Studio? I can see quite a few for the Mac Mini but none that specifically mention the Mac Studio M4.

If this doesn't exist, does anyone have recommendations for NVME and 2.5" hard drive enclosures?
 
I don't believe there's anything that will sit under the studio like the mac mini's hubs. You may be better off looking at a TB4 docking station and a separate TB4 external drive
 
I don't believe there's anything that will sit under the studio like the mac mini's hubs. You may be better off looking at a TB4 docking station and a separate TB4 external drive
You can get them okay for the older version of the mac studio but yeah not been able to find one for the m4 version.

Would I not be better off with TB5 rather than TB4?
 
Would I not be better off with TB5 rather than TB4?
TB4 is 40Gbps, where as TB5 is 80Gbps. Depending on your usages, that increased bandwidth may or may not be needed. I also believe you can daisy chain more monitors

I'm looking for storage, as my studio only has 512GB, and I figure if I move my home to the external drive, I'll want the fastest speeds. for me, a TB5 drive is what I'm looking for.
 
OWC said they were coming out with the Mini Stack STX at NAMM 22


Many people asked about it with no explanation.
 
Does anyone have a recommendation for a dock that an NVMW can be added to for an M4 Mac Studio? I can see quite a few for the Mac Mini but none that specifically mention the Mac Studio M4.

If this doesn't exist, does anyone have recommendations for NVME and 2.5" hard drive enclosures?
If they work on the mini, they'll work on the Studio. And the older-style mini is the same dimensionally (except for height) as the Studio.

While I don't think you'll find Thunderbolt 5 docks made for the mini, it's probably not necessary unless you've got an extremely sophisticated setup (in which case, the style of the dock probably is less important than speed anyway).
 
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