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If it’s not true then you are actually removing the only major benefit of upgradability all together. Just get what’s available today since it’s fast enough and
by themagician 8y ago
If it’s not true then you are actually removing the only major benefit of upgradability all together. Just get what’s available today since it’s fast enough and will be for some time.
- blattimwind 8y agoI think you misread my original comment. I was saying that the Blackmagic eGPU in an upgradeable form factor would mean that you get a 200-300 $ (or something like that) GPU enclosure with some electronics in it (Thunderbolt hub, power supply etc.). Then you stick a current GPU into it. This would make sense because GPU replacement cycles are much shorter than the interconnect upgrade cycle. That's why I said that most applications are still fine today with the over ten year old PCIe 2.0. So just to reiterate: PCIe bus speed is simply not a limiting factor for the overwhelming majority of GPU applications.