AKiTiO

AKiTiO specializes in external computer storage devices. Our hard drive enclosures feature Thunderbolt, USB 3.0 and Gigabit Ethernet connectivity.

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@ikir_tweet Regrettably, this card is too big and will not fit into the Node Titan. For a list of compatible cards, please see https://t.co/p4nidNYuTU

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@hughsient For half-length PCIe cards, the OWC Mercury Helios 3S at https://t.co/Pfxf7UC7QL might fit your needs

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@marcplanb @adamschoales @PoweredbyOWC You could consider the Thunderbolt 4 cable at https://t.co/edsDXyoh3R. It also supports Thunderbolt 3. We do ship to Canada.

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Introducing the OWC Mercury Pro LTO!

M&E professionals, corporations, government branches, and small businesses face the same challenge – how to manage an ever-increasing amount of more complex data.

Here is your solution!
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@mikea @realjustinzero @reckless The OWC ThunderBay 4 at https://t.co/LG4Kn1D17p would be a good alternative to the AKiTiO Thunder3 Quad if you are looking for a 4-bay SATA enclosure. That model also has two TB3 ports and is compatible with both macOS and Windows.

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@middlefeng Not at this time but thank you for your interest in our products.

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@middlefeng Yes, the max is about 6cm. In our experience, anything above 2.5 slots is too much and the card likely doesn't fit into the enclosure or things like the heatsink or fan might touch the case.

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@PedroOr23133981 @PoweredbyOWC Thank you for your message and yes, we suggest using SoftRAID at https://t.co/6XTomC4vIh

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@hubick @PoweredbyOWC Unless your TB3 devices are compatible with a USB host, the answer is No, that wouldn't work.

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Many people are wondering if their Thunderbolt 3 devices will work with Thunderbolt 4 equipped computers, or if this is just another crazy ploy to get everyone to purchase all new gear.

Here is your answer.

https://t.co/pJZb2QSGT9

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Introducing the OWC Envoy Express the world’s first thunderbolt™ certified bus-powered ‘add your own drive’ enclosure.

Pre-Order yours Today: https://t.co/rc183bRc9B

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@A_MrBenMitchell @appleinsider In the UK, Megamac at https://t.co/PXvGKFXUgV appears to have some AKiTiO Node Titan units in stock but in most places, this model will be in stock again in about 2 months. At that time, https://t.co/whM4VA4H29 in Belgium would be another option.

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@alisterrobbie Thank you for your feedback Alister and for sharing :)

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@josephkayanlau The site is back online now and you can download the driver at https://t.co/ftzIJAkLJ5. If there are any issues with the download, please don't hesitate to let us know.

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@fyka85 In general, yes, this card is compatible but please make sure the card doesn't take up more than two slots.

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@PnwJon Please send us a message at https://t.co/SPmTsLvvME, so that we can better answer your question, thank you.

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Introducing the AKiTiO Node Titan, our latest Thunderbolt 3 eGPU.

https://t.co/R8nPc0XBIw

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@PnwJon The Node Titan is slimmer and taller in comparison. Under load, the loudest part is usually the GPU itself. When idle, without seeing any dB numbers but based on temp-controlled fan, would expect Node Titan to be slightly louder.

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@PnwJon The Node Titan was designed specifically for GPU cards, so it has only one port. To add more I/O ports, you would be looking at a separate dock (e.g. OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock) that is connected to a different Thunderbolt 3 port on your MBP.