TerraMaster, a professional brand specialising in innovative storage products for homes, businesses, and enterprises, introduces the D5 Thunderbolt 3 professional-grade RAID storage, which is fully compatible with Apple’s latest M1 chip-powered MacBook Pro. TerraMaster confirmed the D5 Thunderbolt 3’s compatibility with the MacBook Pro M1 Pro and M1 Max, as well as macOS Monterey, the 18th and most recent major release of the macOS operating system.
Professional multimedia creators that want high-speed, large-capacity storage for raw media files and work files will benefit from the TerraMaster D5 Thunderbolt 3. The D5 Thunderbolt 3 has fast enough speeds to support 4K streaming and video editing. Users of the latest M1-powered MacBooks can have the right storage for all of their professional needs with macOS Monterey support. The D5 Thunderbolt 3 is also completely compatible with the newer Thunderbolt 4 protocol, allowing for a smart working environment with other Thunderbolt 3- and Thunderbolt 4-enabled devices.
MacOS Monterey is fully compatible with the TerraMasterD5 Thunderbolt 3. The TerraMaster website has the Monterey-RAID driver update available for download.
The TerraMasterD5 Thunderbolt 3 supports the latest MacBook Pro models with Apple M1 Pro and Apple M1 Max CPUs, which bring Apple’s M1 architecture to the Apple professional laptop line-up. The combination of the D5 Thunderbolt 3 and the latest MacBook Pro allows for flexible storage expansion, overcoming the storage limits that MacBooks have.
Thunderbolt 4 ports provide video, audio, and data communications on the latest MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max. Users can now connect several devices to a single Thunderbolt 4 port. With the macOS Monterey-RAID driver update, the Thunderbolt 4 ports on the latest MacBook Pros are backward compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and fully support the TerraMaster D5 Thunderbolt 3.
The TerraMasterD5 Thunderbolt 3 may be used with a variety of professional video editing tools, including Logic Pro, MainStage, Final Cut Pro, Motion, Compressor, and others, which are supported by the M1 Pro and M1 Max Macbook Pro.
