If you’re in the market for a small compact eGPU you might be interested in the latest innovation from GPD in the form of their new G1 eGPU. Described as the world’s smallest external graphics card ...

Earlier this year AOOSTAR launched the AG01 external graphics dock that allowed you to connect a desktop graphics card to any laptop, mini PC, or handheld with a 64 Gbps OCuLink connector. Now the ...

The AYANEO AG01 Starship Graphics Dock is an external graphics dock that features an AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT GPU, an M.2 2280 slot and SD card reader for storage, support for up to four displays, and ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. AYANEO has just teased its upcoming external GPU solution: AG01 "Graphics Starship" will be officially unveiled on May 18. First, the tease: The new AYANEO ...

Why it matters: Since Thunderbolt 5 devices landed late last year, laptop gamers have eagerly anticipated the benefits they could bring to external graphics. Following manufacturers like Asus and ...

The AOOSTAR AG01 OCuLink GPU Dock is a cutting-edge external GPU dock designed to elevate the performance of laptops and other systems by providing robust external graphics processing capabilities.

GPD is crowdfunding a new compact eGPU docking station that boasts an AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT and a surprisingly different way to hook it up to your computer. GPD is crowdfunding a new compact eGPU ...

Chinese reviewer "Golden Pig Upgrade" has used both NVIDIA's flagship GeForce RTX 4090 and new GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER graphics card with an OCulink connector, used as an external desktop GPU and ...

The Kados Mind Pro, paired with the Mine Graphics 2 dock, introduces a new approach to portable computing by using the Mind Link PCIe 5.0 X4 interface for high-speed data transfer. As detailed by ETA ...

GPD gives you a choice: MCIO connectivity or stronger integrated graphics?

The external GPU market has long operated under one structural compromise: no matter how powerful the card inside the enclosure, the connection between that card and the host computer bleeds ...