Thunderbolt is kinda like Firewire or USB. It's for attaching external devices like hard disks or graphics cards over a fast connection.
Apple are really the only ones to use it and Thunderbolt devices are pretty expensive so unless you're into some high-level stuff it's probably not worth considering.
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Just put together my first PC, yay. But there was a few references to Thunderbolt cards, which I had not heard of and all the online info is full of jargon. What do these cards do? You daisy chain some sort of external devices together with display ports?
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