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My MacBook pro (2017) thunderbolt 3 ports don’t seem to be working in bootcamp. Do you know why that might be the case?
I don’t get the point of eGPUs. The enclosure is almost size of the computer, is very pricey, not very portable and still need external monitor and 2 core CPU like in MBA would be a bottleneck anyway. Why not rather build a whole new PC instead?
hahahahhahahaha wow you can add 1k to your price you already payed for the mac and you can game! WOW its soo awesom
How to bottleneck the shit out of your 2080
U know how Apple is shit when you have to install windows 10 on it !
can i boot to mac again and if i boot back to windows well i have to install nvidia driver or well be there problems
installing windows on macbook 😀 what a nice joke man. if you want to get a good performance stick on mac or linux. try csgo, dota, and other cross-platform games. dont install windows 😀
Please macbook is not built to play games. I bought mac because of its building quality and most important thing is it makes me motivated to do work on such a beautiful machine.
DOES NOT WORK….with a 2018 MBP. I have the identical eGPU case and a Vega 64. Windows does not have a driver for the PCIe bus detected and thus the generic detected VGA adaptor. You can use Windows Update all you want and it won’t find the drivers.
The real question is. How hot is the macbook air running while gaming? probably over 100 c
Do you need to manually turn off your eGPU everytime you boot up your Windows Bootcamp?
I can’t get my egpu to work in bootcamp. I have an akitio node, and it just crashes my mac to have it connected.
Rocket League is not CPU extensive. There’s not a single video on youtube showing this method with a 2018 MacBook Air but playing Battlefield 5 for example. First person to make a video like that I’m sure will get lots of views because this is important to people if we are going to go out and buy one of these things. We want to see if we can actually buy this and enjoy gaming, all games, not just rocket league.
I work with the macbook pro so I have to have it on most of the day doing great processes with 3D softwares, is it bad for the laptop to use it so long?
but you need to install Windows 10 first 😛
Is it actually easier to use the eGPU in bootcamp via an external display? Apparently if I just want to use the built-in display it’s much more cumbersome to set up. I want to play games on my 2018 MacBook Pro (currently has AMD Radeon 560X). Ideally I wanna save money and just buy the eGPU not the external display. Can I do the same thing as with this video but with the built-in display?
What graphic card is more recommended for egpu, Radeon VII or RTX 2080?
Dont you mean it is posible to run Games like world of Warcraft with the egpu? Or is the CPU to low for those kinds of Games? Greatings from Germany! Nice Video!
MAGA. Make Apple great again!
My 2018 MacBook Pro still has the Radeon 560 doing all the work even though my Razer Core X with 2060 is installed and appears active. I’ve even disabled the 560 and still no luck. Getting desperate now.