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eGPUs have been supported for a couple years now. Grab a Mac Mini, an eGPU, max out the RAM, add an external hard drive or two, boom, your ‘pro consumer’ Mac fo
by lostgame 7y ago
eGPUs have been supported for a couple years now. Grab a Mac Mini, an eGPU, max out the RAM, add an external hard drive or two, boom, your ‘pro consumer’ Mac for about $2k.
- ctrl-j 7y agoJust don't get an nvidia GPU for your eGPU solution.
- lostgame 7y agoSure, and that must be frustrating to an extent. My 2018 MacBook Pro’s GPU does well enough for my purposes with my HTC Vive, so I guess I’m not in the market.
- michaelt 7y agoDisable System Integrity Protection so you can use an eGPU. What could go wrong? :)
- lostgame 7y agoI’ve never had, nor will I have, SIP enabled on any of my dev macs. There are too many things I just can’t do out of the box. First terminal command I run on a clean install.