GPD G1 2024 Graphic Card Dock eGPU Expansion Card with Radeon RX 7600M 8GB GDDR6 RDNA3, USB4.0, Thunderbolt 3, 4 and Oculink SFF-8612 connectivity Supported,HDMI2.1, 2X DisplayPort 1.4a,3X USB3.2

Small eGPU with no external power charger, performance is similar to 4060. When it's working at max the fan is very loud, it has a quiet option. Offers oculink and usb4 connections. Works with windows 11 and Linux. I tested it with UM780xtx mini pc and Steamdeck. It does Not come with oculink cable.

I received the product within 2 days of placing the order. I'm pointing out that it was brand new and came with all its cables because one of the Amazon reviews claimed that they received theirs without cables, which made me think that I would receive a used product, and honestly because of this, almost did not want to buy it at all. I took a leap of faith and I'm glad I did, because my copy came brand spanking new, fully usable and within two days. The product itself is amazing. This is the future of eGPUs IMHO. It maybe not be the most powerful Graphics Card out there, but PORTABILITY is the keyword here. It's slick, lightweight and ran everything I threw at it buttery smooth (up to 1440p) at the time of writing this (Jan 2024). The reason for the 4 stars is the price. This product retails for about almost $250 less everywhere else. But takes upwards of 20 days+ to arrive to the U.S. Some sites will get it to you within 10 days if you paid a ~$20 shipping fee. So, yes, getting it in 2 days is certainly convenient, and worked for me, as I had an emergency. But still the price mark up is quite high for the convenience.

Do yourself a favor and wait about a year before you buy this. This is NOT a plug and play device. You plug it in, nothing happens. You attempt to download the drivers and it tells you that no graphics card can be located. You jump thru a few hoops and still nothing. Then they tell you to start searching for other drivers that might work. The included instructions are totally useless. Basically if you buy this, you have to figure out how to make it work without any help.

Works GREAT on my Galaxybook 3 Pro 360. The size is great for a person like me who travels all the time. I was really surrpised by what this thing could do. I thought an eGPU wouldn't perform particularly well but it runs War Thunder on nearly maximum graphics with 55fps. Now I can travel AND game with one device! It does have a few quirks. On my machine, the eGPU has to be turned on and plugged into the laptop before the laptop turns on or else things get weird. Also sometimes when you hit the power button on the eGPU it turns on and quickly fades off again, leaving me a little uncomfortable, but it's never seemed to be an issue. Bottom line is it's very portable, and works great for me!

I tried pairing this with my new Framework Laptop 13. The G1 increased graphics performance up to 10x over the Radeon 780M in the processor. During gaming the G1 fan would definitely be running hard and pumping out some nice warm air. I use headphones, so the fan noise didn't bother me. The base plate got extremely hot during use and after about 20 minutes the G1 reset, crashing the game. The performance is great. I'm hoping I just got a bad unit.

Love it, great eGPU, GDP is unmatched in quality. A bit finicky at times, but it's to be expected with the technology, works 90% of the time without issue. Just upset I bought late, they are releasing a new eGPU soon I bet to match OneXPlayers new eGPU with the newer AMD chipset with more RAM.

This thing makes gaming playable on a HP business laptop. Actually insane to me. Is it the best thing to render graphics? No it’s not obviously it’s an external gpu. But it makes things playable(Tarkov) which is enough for me to be happy with it. I’m running an HP G10 845(AMD CPU). Prior to this egpu it’d take 14-20 minutes to load a match into streets of Tarkov and I’d get about 10 fps. Now I load into it in less than 5 minutes averaging 45FPS. (Streets is a brutal map to load on this game and gaming rigs struggle to keep up). The dock is super light portable and power cable is simple small. Unlike the onexgpu this is much more portable. Only concern is the Type C port on the dock wearing out over time. No way to tell and if it does break is it easily fixable? Not sure but I like this thing at the end of the day and will keep it.

Initially arrived with no cables but seller kindly sent them, now that I can use this thing I'm very impressed with the performance even if it can be a bit temperamental at least with my system. All and all an amazing little product.

para mini pc o laptop me funciono bien pero un poco molestia al momento de correr el juego pesado si tiene ruido de ventilador