JoshGruner

So I want to build a new gaming pc, I just need an upgrade from my All in one pc I have now. But my all in one does have a very expensive CPU. So I’m wondering, would there be a way to remove the CPU from my existing motherboard in my All in one and reuse it for my new gaming pc, or am I stuck buying a new CPU?

So are you implying that it wouldn't work at all, or would just perform poorly.

So Im planning on getting an External GPU for my all In one PC. My all in one does include a Thunderbolt 2 port in the back. Would I be able to use a thunderbolt converter like this one here: http://amzn.to/2B19NML, Connect the Thunderbolt 3 cable to the External GPU, and then run a Thunderbolt 2 cable from the port on my computer, to the converter its self.. Is this possible. Or am I just stuck with poor Graphics?

Appreciate it!

So it does have a Mini Display port Thunderbolt 1 + 2, so is there a way to convert that to Thunderbolt 3?

So I'm guessing there is no such converter that would allow me a Thunderbolt 3 port?

I currently use a Dell XPS One 2720. It is great for editing, processing, and rendering. But the only problem I have with it is that it has a very poor GPU. Because of its amount of Ram, storage, and having a I7 4770S, I don't want to buy a whole new PC just to play some games.. Instead, I was looking into purchasing a external graphics card. My question is, Would it work with my PC, and if so.. what is there needed to connect one of these so it will perform well on my PC.