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While your comment is genuinely amusing it should be stated that the eGPU wouldn't be needed when out and about since you'd only be running the one screen. So i
by laumars 7y ago
While your comment is genuinely amusing it should be stated that the eGPU wouldn't be needed when out and about since you'd only be running the one screen. So in some ways having an eGPU is the best of both worlds: something equivalent to a desktop PC when "docked" at his desk but still a usable portable device when out and about.
- spiderfarmer 7y agoYes, but I absolutely do not need the 3D capabilities of that card. I just want a cool laptop with a large screen for remote work and a 4k or 5k monitor at home.
- ValentineC 7y agoHere's hoping some enterprising TB3 hub maker adds a decent, low-powered GPU into one of their hubs. This might help balance the load of driving a 4k/5k screen, or at the very least, keep the MacBook's motherboard cool, and also keep the whole setup fairly portable.
- laumars 7y agoI’d snap that up in a heartbeat if it meant I could run more than 2 external screens on my shitty 2015 non-touchbar MBP (the model with only 2 USB-C ports)