Computers with Thunderbolt port

Thunderbolt v3

— the presence of at least one Thunderbolt v3 connector on the back of the PC.

Initially, Thunderbolt is a universal interface used mainly in Apple technology. It can be used both as a common peripheral connector (similar to USB) and as a video output; in this case, the video is output according to the DisplayPort standard (see the relevant paragraph). Specifically, Thunderbolt v3 provides data transfer rates up to 40 Gbps and uses a USB-C hardware connector (unlike earlier versions based on miniDisplayPort). So although you can connect monitors with DisplayPort and miniDisplayPort to this connector, an additional adapter is required for such a connection. Also note that in some PCs with this function, the USB-C connector is made universal and can work both in USB-C 3.1 gen or gen 2 format (see the relevant paragraphs), and in Thunderbolt v3 format, depending on the connected peripherals.