RuleBreaker01
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I really hope that the Titan Ridge with its DisplayPort 1.4 support will also help in identifying your TB display as one single monitor. Curious about your results.
I seriously doubt it, the HP z27q is really just a DP1.2 display, it's the screen that is the limiting factor here.
Though the Titan Ridge manual states that you could use 3 DP 1.2 screens on a single TB3 connector. Now how you can daisy chain those DP screens unless the screens themselves support daisy chaining (and the z27q certainly doesn't, he doesn't have DP out port)
Maybe there are some kind of adapters for that. Need to search for it. Being able to add another 5K screen would be awesome, right now I can't as I've only 3 DP connectors on my vega,
There is something weird with the Titan Ridge onboard USB connector and its extension cable though, which seem mandatory for TB USB-C HotPlug.
When connecting the attached USB cable with the Titan Ridge USB header and a standard, internal USB2.0 header on my X99-A II, I observe a shortcut of the entire system.
When connecting the attached USB cable with the Titan Ridge USB header and a standard, internal USB2.0 header on my Prime X299 Deluxe, everything seems to work but there is suddenly a strong USB mouse and keyboard lag and wake from sleep breaks.
The Titan Ridge manual states that the Titan Ridge onboard USB connector should be connected with the mainboard F_USB header via the attached extension cable.
The question is if there is any difference between a standard, internal USB2.0 mainboard header and a particular F_USB mainboard header mentioned in the Titan Ridge manual?
What do you mean by shortcut? You mean it shorts the board?
I've seen case like that where when plugging some USB internal connectors the board would immediately shut-down and refuse to boot after that.
F_USB is I believe just the way GB has named their internal USB 2.0 connector.
I wonder what the USB 2 cable is for anyway... The USB-C external connector would be provided by the Titan Ridge chipset itself.
BTW, does the TB3 ports work as USB-C under macOS for you? It's one thing I've never managed to achieve with the other TB3 cards.
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