@Ganesh When selecting "print article" the ATTO, and PCMark10 benchmarks don't show up. There might be others missing. I didn't do a page for page comparison.
Though I can't do much in terms of a solution for this, I can give you the technical explanation:
The 'Print View' unfortunately strips out everything between <script> and </script> on a page - so, none of the drop-downs actually work in that view. In addition, this behavior makes pages with multiple script tags for different drop-downs end up with the content between them going kaput (as you have noted).
I noticed the issue of SLC write caching not enabled when trying out the Orico TB3 aluminum enclosure. Both the 970 Evo Plus and Kingston KC2500 NVMe drives topped out at only 880MB/s write in CrystalMark.
Does it work when connected to a USB host? As far as I could find in my research, this is the only SSD that works when connected to a USB host and also a Thunderbolt 3 host *with higher performance* in the latter case.
The greatest thing I learned from this article is that TB drives usually aren't backward compatible with USB, it never even came to me that that would be possible. Good thing I didn't buy a TB housing for my SSD which would've been quite a bit more expensive than the USB version.
I have been hoping to see this dual operation on audio interfaces. With Thunderbolt 4 and USB 4 offering the same bandwidth the fall back from Thunderbolt to USB would offer similar performance and features using the Jhl8440 Goshen Ridge Controller. I think all docks and peripherals in future should just support Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 dual use.
That's the point of TB4 - which is just a certification by Intel that both the TB3 and USB4 are implementing the whole spec for both. TB4 is TB3 - 40Gb/s... So by definition a TB4 is an Intel certified TB3 + USB4 system.
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ballsystemlord - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
@Ganesh When selecting "print article" the ATTO, and PCMark10 benchmarks don't show up. There might be others missing. I didn't do a page for page comparison.ganeshts - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
Though I can't do much in terms of a solution for this, I can give you the technical explanation:The 'Print View' unfortunately strips out everything between <script> and </script> on a page - so, none of the drop-downs actually work in that view. In addition, this behavior makes pages with multiple script tags for different drop-downs end up with the content between them going kaput (as you have noted).
RSAUser - Tuesday, December 15, 2020 - link
In Firefox: right click, inspect element, look for the div with a class of articleContent and hit right click on it and select screenshot node.ricebunny - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
I noticed the issue of SLC write caching not enabled when trying out the Orico TB3 aluminum enclosure. Both the 970 Evo Plus and Kingston KC2500 NVMe drives topped out at only 880MB/s write in CrystalMark.I think this warrants further investigation.
Tomatotech - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
Is there a way to buy just the chipset - maybe on Alibaba?Deicidium369 - Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - link
You mean the Intel controllers? Are you wanting to buy more than 10,000?hubick - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
"a unique product line in the market – a dual-mode SSD that can work with both Thunderbolt 3 ports and USB ports"Not entirely unique - I'm typing this on a Linux system booted off a 2TB "LaCie Rugged SSD Pro" which uses the same JHL7440 Titan Ridge chipset.
ganeshts - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
Does it work when connected to a USB host? As far as I could find in my research, this is the only SSD that works when connected to a USB host and also a Thunderbolt 3 host *with higher performance* in the latter case.hubick - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
Yes. I'm actually swapping between USB on this Threadripper desktop, my Hades Canyon NUC, and soon a Razer Book 13 if it ever gets here :-)Deicidium369 - Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - link
I have looked as well - tons of Orico HD docking.... Maybe he could post the model number.s.yu - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
The greatest thing I learned from this article is that TB drives usually aren't backward compatible with USB, it never even came to me that that would be possible. Good thing I didn't buy a TB housing for my SSD which would've been quite a bit more expensive than the USB version.ballsystemlord - Monday, December 14, 2020 - link
@Ganesh Could you just create the tables without JS? They might list a lot of images, but at least it would all be there.KimGitz - Tuesday, December 15, 2020 - link
I have been hoping to see this dual operation on audio interfaces. With Thunderbolt 4 and USB 4 offering the same bandwidth the fall back from Thunderbolt to USB would offer similar performance and features using the Jhl8440 Goshen Ridge Controller. I think all docks and peripherals in future should just support Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 dual use.Deicidium369 - Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - link
That's the point of TB4 - which is just a certification by Intel that both the TB3 and USB4 are implementing the whole spec for both. TB4 is TB3 - 40Gb/s... So by definition a TB4 is an Intel certified TB3 + USB4 system.