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You should check whether it would work.
One of my gripes with the Intel gaming rig I had before was that it had USB-C but not Thunderbolt and worse was that Thunderbolt PCIE cards only work if the motherboard has the necessary chips to understand it. Not really sure what the limitation is, but this is why I overspent on the ProArt X570 to be absolutely sure the thing works.
Velocio
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It seems like a thunderbolt PCI card may be the way to go - I have too much crap sticking out the back of my PC at the moment.
(Rather than swapping out the TUF x570 plus that I have for the ProArt X570-CREATOR. which would be more expensive & waaaay more faff.)