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Samsung T9 (4 TB)
EUR468,22 EUR117,06/1TB

Samsung T9

4 TB

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ruedi.kuenzli

1 week ago

I am interested in the external Samsung T9 (SSD). USB-C or USB-C 3.2 Gen 2x2 (1x) is specified as the USB port. Is the device compatible with my iMac from 2020?

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Galaxus

1 week ago

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Yes, the device is compatible with your iMac from 2020. It works via USB-C with USB 3.2 Gen 2 (up to 1000 MB/s), as Macs do not support USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, but the port is downward compatible.
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spellbinder

2 years ago

Is USB 3.2 gen 2x2 supported on a Macbook Pro M3? M1/M2 do not support the standard and Apple only states USB 4. According to Wikipedia, the implementation of 2x2 is voluntary. I want to replace my defective Sandisk SDD. If the standard is not supported, I might as well buy a T7 or another older SSD.

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rogerdarin

2 years ago

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No, the M3 does not support this either. My next SSD will probably be a T7 again.
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silviajunker

10 months ago

What could be the reason that this external drive saves very slowly (200 MB/sec.)? I need it with Windows.

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swmarket

10 months ago • purchased this product

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Do you have a usb3 connection on your pc or do you still have the old usb connections on your pc - that will be the reason - a fast hard drive is only faster on a PC that is already up to date with the appropriate mainboard etc.