RX 460 card costs $100, so we are talking about similar products.This is getting disturbing, we are talking about the Macbook Pro, one of the most expensive laptops on the market, and the GTX 1050 TI is in the discussion?? A $100 video card. This is very very very sad.
OK lets compare the GTX 1050 Ti, a $100 video card, to the Radeon Pro 460, OEM cost UNKNOWN??, but the Radeon Pro 460 in inside a $5000 laptop, and that is just plain depressing... But why don't we wait until the Macbook Pro with the "Radeon Pro 460" is released and really see how slow it is before we do any more comparisons.
How much better a chip can you put in the rMBP if it is so thin? If you think it should be thicker, I agree.
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I can tell you I did not see much difference in general between GTX960 laptop and the same with RX460 eGPU (TB2), although I think in some GFXBench there was quite a bit.RX 460, with 2.2 TFLOPs has exactly the same compute performance level as GTX 960. And in compute applications that is reflected directly. So how will perform GPUs with similar compute performance?