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External Graphics card thingy

waterjug
By waterjug
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Go to solution Solved by Shiv78,

Razer Core. Your PC needs to have Thunderbolt 3

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2 minutes ago, wii8cookies said:

welp. blame google 

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That's thunderbolt 2, which is 20Gbps IIRC, which is PCIe Gen 2 X4. it's not enough bandwith.

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2 minutes ago, moderategamer said:

Yeah from what I hear they're not a very good or elegant solution but useful all the same in some use cases.

The BPlus solution is rock solid but it's like $160 USD because they're moving factories. The GDC Beast is literally $40 AUD

idk

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1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

The BPlus solution is rock solid but it's like $160 USD because they're moving factories. The GDC Beast is literally $40 AUD

You need to tell me twice :P I hate when that happens. It's hard to see why there would be much difference in them I mean they essentially just convert PCie standards. 

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