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Thunderbolt video card for mac pro pro#

The new Mac Pro GPU story has to be at least as good, if not significantly better than what’s already available in the Intel Mac Pro. Two M1 Ultra GPUs might match one W6900X, but it wouldn’t beat TWO W6900X or FOUR W6800X. But on the GPU front, 128-core dual M1 Ultra GPUs would be pretty good, but definitely not equivalent or superior than the current Mac Pro’s highest possible GPU configs - two W6800X Duo MPX modules (4 GPUs!) or two W6900X GPUs. The rumored 40-core dual-M1 Ultra CPU seems like it ticks that box on the CPU front, that should offer way better performance than the current Xeons. None of Apple’s Mac Pro customers want to see the Mac Pro change from the familiar, supported, stable Intel + AMD architecture unless Apple Silicon offers them dramatic, undeniable benefits. Mac Pro is not for consumers or prosumers - they are already covered with the current M1 lineup. The Mac Pro in its current form has to be WAY more powerful than both the current Intel Mac Pro and the next best M1 Mac, the Mac Studio, or else it can’t justify its existence. Money is no object, and neither is power consumption. The reason for the Mac Pro’s existence is to offer totally mind-blowing capabilities at the highest possible tiers of performance.

Thunderbolt video card for mac pro driver#

Go to the AMD or NVIDIA website to find the appropriate graphics driver for your system.I completely agree that it seems most likely that Apple Silicon Mac Pro will re-introduce AMD GPU support.

Thunderbolt video card for mac pro install#

Download and install the driver software. Install the Graphics card in the SAPPHIRE GearBox and connect to your system.Ĥ. Please visit the official webpage of your system's manufacture to download the latestThunderbolt 3 BIOS and Drivers.ģ.

Thunderbolt video card for mac pro update#

Please update your OS to macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 and later or Windows 10, 64- Bit Version.Ģ.

Razer Blade Stealth (All Gens with Thunderbolt 3)ġ.

Razer Blade Pro (All Gens with Thunderbolt 3).

Razer Blade (All Gens with Thunderbolt 3).

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (5th Gen 2017).

HP ZBook 15 G2 without dGPU / G3 without dGPU.

(Device Manager -> Display Adapters ->right click on the dGPU -> select disable).

** If a listed computer has a discrete NVIDIA GPU, then you need to disable the dGPU to use an NVIDIA eGPU. Other listed computers may be SAPPHIRE tested or user reported. ** Intel, ASUS, Razer and respective system companies report their compatible computers. ** Systems must be equipped with Thunderbolt™ 3 connecting interface

Listed below are the systems which are compatible with Thunderbolt 3 eGFX solutions.

(32-bit Windows 10, Windows 7 and Linux are not supported.)

Thunderbolt video card for mac pro windows 10#

SAPPHIRE GearBox supports the following Operating Systems: Apple macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 and later / Windows 10 64-bit.

External Graphics using AMD or NVIDIA graphics cards are supported on some systems, but not all Windows systems.

RX 580 8GD5 Limited Edition / RX 580 8GD5 / 4GD5.

Enthusiasts willing to accept the frame rate hit can expect their best value from an external graphics enclosure like Sapphire’s GearBox. The alternatives don’t look much better, though. And at $259, you’re paying a premium on top of the cost of your add-in board. Just be aware that the reality of its implementation means you’re going to leave a lot of rendering horsepower on the table in exchange for a convenient external connection. If you have to choose between gaming on integrated graphics or a hobbled add-in card via Thunderbolt 3, the GearBox looks like an all-star. A couple of things could be tweaked for the next iteration, but for £274.99 this is probably the best value eGPU solution on the market right now. KitGuru says: If you want to go down the external GPU route, Sapphire’s GearBox is a great all-round option. And it doesn't hurt that it looks good and is priced attractively, too. It also offers Gigabit Ethernet, multi-monitor capability and USB peripheral/storage support for an easy, single-cable transition between mobile and desktop environments. Being even-handed, the Sapphire GearBox does exactly what it says on the tin, with the minimum of fuss, and succeeds in its remit of enabling a number of IGP-only Ultrabooks/MacBooks to play games that are way out of the reach of the baked-in graphics.