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 ...

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

Most hobbyists say that it is easier to build a functional prototype of an electronic device, than to make the enclosure for it. You could say that there are a lot of ready-made enclosures on the ...

ETA Prime shows us how to upgrade our gaming experience by integrating the 1X GPU 2 eGPU dock with the 1X Player X1 Mini. This powerful combination transforms your compact device into a high ...

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 ...

The eGPU connects to your computer to help it handle graphics. With an eGPU, you buy the enclosure one time, and you can buy (almost) any graphics card and slot it in. What's nice here is that you ...

Now, this is a big one – from the ROG Ally community, we get a fully open-source eGPU adapter for the ROG Ally, built by reverse-engineering the proprietary and overpriced eGPU sold by Asus.

However, with a simple tool like this Sabrent M.2 to USB-C enclosure/adapter that's been marked down to Amazon, you can breathe new life into some older SSDs and turn them into a modern ...

An eGPU is an enclosure that houses a graphics card, and you can plug it into a MacBook Pro with a USB-C cable, just like you would plug in your laptop's charger. Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pros don ...

Zotac has announced the Amp Box and Amp Box Mini, two upcoming eGPU enclosures that, in combination with a compatible video card, should boost the graphics performance of Thunderbolt 3-equipped ...

What's the post-purchase support like? Does that even exist? Aaargh! With the exception of Razer's Core X eGPU enclosures and a few one-off Asus oddities, none of the big beasts of PC gaming ...