B bvhmac1 macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 1, 2012 9 0 Dec 29, 2013 #1 Would it make any speed difference if I plugged in my external thunderbolt drives each directly to the Mac Pro or daisy chained them? I have 4 drives. Thanks!
Would it make any speed difference if I plugged in my external thunderbolt drives each directly to the Mac Pro or daisy chained them? I have 4 drives. Thanks!
Einz macrumors 6502 Feb 14, 2008 402 87 Dec 29, 2013 #2 Some need to be the first on the chain or a performance hit. With so many TB ports, I would use direct.
Some need to be the first on the chain or a performance hit. With so many TB ports, I would use direct.
Cisco_Kid macrumors 6502 Apr 24, 2005 270 111 British Columbia Dec 29, 2013 #3 bvhmac1 said: Would it make any speed difference if I plugged in my external thunderbolt drives each directly to the Mac Pro or daisy chained them? I have 4 drives. Thanks! Click to expand... I haven't noticed a difference with two Thunderbolt RAID setups daisy'd together. Your milage may vary....
bvhmac1 said: Would it make any speed difference if I plugged in my external thunderbolt drives each directly to the Mac Pro or daisy chained them? I have 4 drives. Thanks! Click to expand... I haven't noticed a difference with two Thunderbolt RAID setups daisy'd together. Your milage may vary....
P paulrbeers macrumors 68040 Dec 17, 2009 3,963 123 Dec 29, 2013 #4 bvhmac1 said: Would it make any speed difference if I plugged in my external thunderbolt drives each directly to the Mac Pro or daisy chained them? I have 4 drives. Thanks! Click to expand... Only if the drives would max out the data throughput.
bvhmac1 said: Would it make any speed difference if I plugged in my external thunderbolt drives each directly to the Mac Pro or daisy chained them? I have 4 drives. Thanks! Click to expand... Only if the drives would max out the data throughput.