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Yup, no worries. GPU => PCIe-NVMe adapter => NVMe-THunderbolt adapter => Laptop with thunderbolt port. I forgot one other useful product. This thing below wi
by prettyStandard 4y ago
Yup, no worries.
GPU => PCIe-NVMe adapter => NVMe-THunderbolt adapter => Laptop with thunderbolt port.
I forgot one other useful product. This thing below will wire the PSU to always be on, but many PSUs have a switch on the back anyways.
ASHATA 24-Pin ATX Power Supply Jumper Bridge Tool,24Pin ATX Power Supply Starter Power Module 20+4 Pin PSU Reboot Connecter for BTC Miner Machine https://a.co/d/btOU8D9 https://a.co/d/btOU8D9
Under the hood thunderbolt supports PCIe x4 Gen 3. Hence my previous question on if it was possible to bond 2 or 4 thunderbolt ports into a full PCIe x16 port, but that is definitely a bridge too far, lol.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34655290 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34655290