Computers with a Thunderbolt v2 port

Thunderbolt v2

— the presence of at least one Thunderbolt v2 connector on the back of the PC.

Initially, Thunderbolt is universal interface used mainly in Apple technology. It can be used both as common peripheral connector (similar to USB) and as video output; in this case, the video is output according to the DisplayPort standard (see the relevant paragraph). And Thunderbolt version 2 also uses connector identical to miniDisplayPort, so that screens under miniDisplayPort can be connected directly to such ports, without the use of adapters. The data transfer rate in this version reaches 20 Gbps; this is very solid indicator, but Thunderbolt v2 is gradually being replaced by the even more advanced Thunderbolt v3 (see the relevant paragraph).