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most TB4 hosts support: 1x 8K30, 5K60, 4K120, or 1440p144 (double-check with manufacturer).

Both models actually support 4K120 and 5K60. For example, the Goodway DBD1110 lists 4K120 but not 5K60 support, but some re-brands like the Brydge Stone list 5K60 but not 4K120.

Most name brands do not list all compatible monitor modes, double-check with the manufacturer to ensure compatibility with your specific monitors.

1Gb/s USB-based Ethernet (RealTek 8153 or similar)*.

3.5mm TRRS combo audio jack (Realtek ALC40xx chipset or similar).

Unless otherwise indicated, all docks include: – KVM with physical switch (2x TB4 inputs)

most TB4 hosts support: 1x 8K30, 5K60, 4K120, or 1440p144 – double-check with manufacturerīest value in Q4 2021? Caldigit for the extra USB 3.x ports or Plugable for the included HDMI 2.0 adapter.

For example, the Goodway DBD1010 lists 4K120 but not 5K60 support, but some re-brands like the Anker A8398 list 5K60 but not 4K120.

3x downstream TB4 ports (40Gb/s 15 watts).

100-110W barrel-jack style power supply.

Unless otherwise indicated, all models include: If you have issues with your Mac, reach out to the dock manufacturer to let them know and post your findings in the comments. Also, because of a lack of MST support in MacOS, many docks will only work with two distinct monitor outputs even if there are 3+ monitor outputs and in most cases, you’ll need at least one of the monitors connected to a TB4 port rather than HDMI or DP.

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Apple updates the lists via MacOS updates – so to get your Dock working, you may need to update to the very latest MacOS version and dock firmware.

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Some uncertified devices may not have full functionality unless console commands are entered manually. MacOS implements this certification check via hard-coded lists in the IOThunderboltFamily kernel extension. MacĪs Apple did with older Thunderbolt generations, some devices are “certified” for MacOS and others are not. Where applicable, a laptop charging rate range is provided. With this approach, attached hard drives, for example, won’t lose power, but the upstream laptop may charge slower than expected when other devices are attached. On-board power management splits available power between ports and prioritizes downstream devices over upstream laptop charging. Most TB4 docks ship with power supplies that are unable to simultaneously power all ports at their maximum rated wattage. When possible, use name brand models from this list. Whenever possible, use TB4/USB-C -> DisplayPort adapters/cables or straight-through TB4/USB-C cables to attach your monitors. Some monitors are particularly sensitive when used with TB4, USB-C, or proprietary docking stations. Additional monitors may be able to work with MST hubs or USB Video extenders but that is beyond the scope of this article. Docks verified to output to two monitors via regular USB-C are indicated in the table. In particular, you may only get up to 10Gb/s and a single monitor working. These docks will actually work on older USB-C systems but with reduced functionality.

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Some vendors note that Windows PCs with regular USB-C are not supported.

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Check your PC tech specs before purchasing. They are backwards compatible with Thunderbolt-3 (TB3) and USB-C systems, but older systems may not support the fastest data and highest monitor resolutions/refresh rates. Many are based on the reference Goshen Ridge JHL8440 design disclosed in July 2020 and certified in November 2020.

Here is a growing list of Thunderbolt 4 (TB4) docks and hubs intended for desktop/stationary use.