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v1.0.6
PortScope 1.0.6
Speed Test, rebuilt
- Accurate on fast drives
- Sustained runs stop on their own once the speed settles. You set the most it may write.
- See where it slows down: every drop is marked with the time, the data written and the drive’s temperature.
- Honest labels and a clear verdict: quick tests read “Burst”, only long runs are called “Sustained”, and the verdict names the bottleneck, whether that’s the drive, the cable or a hub.
- Warns when a result may be off: another app using the drive, Low Power Mode, battery power, or a hot Mac.
Speed Test History
- Renamed and laid out in cards. Tick tests to export a PDF report or CSV.
Also new
- A charger’s contract above 3 A now shows the cable is rated for at least 5 A.
- Thunderbolt docks are named on their port, and a cable to another Mac says so.
Fixes
- Tether Throughput warns when its capture folder goes missing, instead of silently reading 0 MB/s.
- Devices behind older Thunderbolt 3 docks (such as the CalDigit TS3 Plus) appear on their port again.
- No stale link speed on idle Thunderbolt ports, no false “DSC on” for TVs, and clearer “No e-marker” wording.