Wouldn't it be neat to bolt on a discrete GPU and unlock higher settings, higher resolutions and higher frame rates, on a ...

The external GPU (or eGPU) enclosure, as the name suggests, holds a desktop graphics card and also provides power for it. These enclosures allow you to get all the graphics capabilities of ...

It used to be that desktop computers reigned king in the ... so he decided to hack it and give it its own external graphics card. Now unfortunately this really isn’t quite a simple as running ...

I’m comparing the DEG1 and Megamini G1 to a full desktop packing an RTX 4080 Super and a Ryzen 9 7950X. The DEG1 configuration is not only at a disadvantage from the external GPU — it’s also ...

Ayaneo's first external GPU (eGPU) product is now available for pre-order. The Ayaneo AG01 Starship Graphics Dock is a retro-futuristic device designed to enhance gaming performance ...

Geerling's maze of adapters, software tweaks, and workarounds is a testament both to his ingenuity and the flexibility of the ...

The AG02 eGPU Dock is a new external GPU dock engineered to significantly enhance gaming performance on handheld devices and mini PCs. This innovative dock features an integrated 400W power supply ...

External USB/Thunderbolt drives (aka direct ... Both 20Gbps USB and Thunderbolt 4 are integrated to the back panel and Intel CPU/GPU graphics are used. The 48GB transfer tests utilize an ImDisk ...

Whether you’re looking for a productivity desktop, a gaming PC powerhouse ... With a Core i5-14400F CPU and RTX 4060 GPU you’ll get strong 1080p ray-tracing performance for a price that ...

Sadly, external GPUs are still something of ... it's basically an off-the-peg desktop PC without a GPU; it just doesn't look like one. But it's banging value for money as the basis for a system.

The Minisforum DEG1 is an external GPU you might actually buy, coming in at only $100 while barely sacrificing any performance.

Sadly, external GPUs ... that get 100% out of a GPU? In that event, should you reserve your laptop for sightseeing and have a second, stay-at-home machine purely for desktop gaming?