The GMKtec AD-GP1 delivered an exeptional graphics performance boost through my test with the EVO-X1, and will likewise ...

like the MINISFORUM DEG1 (which is still a niche connection port found on a few devices). eGPU enclosures from major brands, such as the Core X from Razer, have been discontinued. The only way to ...

There's absolutely no doubt about the power of the EVO-X1, with the AI-backed CPU and GPU combo providing plenty of ...

and a USB-C 3.1 port with 65W Power Delivery, making it suitable for charging devices like - you guessed it - Minisforum’s ...

But it’s also backwards compatible as long as your laptop’s USB-C port is of the fancy kind (USB4). PCWorld contributor Chris Hoffman was equally taken with the new ROG XG Mobile design thanks ...

This analysis explores the GPU’s 4K gaming performance using two external GPU (eGPU) connection types: USB4, via the Zotac Zone dock, and OCuLINK, via the AYANEO 3. The results provide valuable ...

If you have such a port, the latter should be favored for better eGPU bandwidth (64 vs 40 Gbps) with fewer overheads. To put the new Morefine G1 into the context of a powerful contemporary rival ...

The original XG Mobile eGPU, launched alongside the ROG Flow X13 ... Additionally, the previous proprietary XG Mobile port limited compatibility to select ROG laptops and the ROG Ally handheld.

More importantly, this new eGPU will reportedly feature an upgrade ... You’ll still be able to use it with a Thunderbolt 4 port, however, meaning you could use this device on one of the best ...

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.

That includes several laptop variants of the RTX 50 series lineup, which ASUS has taken the liberty of porting into eGPU form. Specifically, ASUS is readying its XG Mobile for release on February ...