Hi!
Just wanted to share some news from intel about external GFX-cards I came across.
I know there has been lots of discussions about this in the forum and maybe this is the future for us who loves GPU computing.
http://gizmodo.com/heres-the-box-that-c ... 1724958260
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFkp0GHz5v8
And of course I'm interested in hearing what you think about it?
Intel approves use of external GPU:s over Thunderbolt 3
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yep read that.
its awesome.
Gpus being lighter in powerconsumption, faster, smaller (gtx750ti/gtx670mini) is nice
now all we need is a decent priced model for the ready-to-go egpu boxes
its awesome.
Gpus being lighter in powerconsumption, faster, smaller (gtx750ti/gtx670mini) is nice
now all we need is a decent priced model for the ready-to-go egpu boxes
Octane 2022.1.1 nv535.98
x201t - gtx580 - egpu ec
Dell G5 - 16GB - dgpu GTX1060 - TB3 egpu @ 1060 / RTX 4090
Octane Render experiments - ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬
x201t - gtx580 - egpu ec
Dell G5 - 16GB - dgpu GTX1060 - TB3 egpu @ 1060 / RTX 4090
Octane Render experiments - ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬
yea, read about this topic a while ago - actually thunderbolt 3 seems to be much more flexible & hopefully new devices will be much more easier to setup! =)
for those who interested it's already a possibility to connect GPUs using older Thunderbolt (2 & even 1), but it requires bit more work =)
for those who interested it's already a possibility to connect GPUs using older Thunderbolt (2 & even 1), but it requires bit more work =)