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theitsage

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For those demanding more GPU performance from the latest MacBook Pro, eGPU is the way to go. I was able to pair two GTX 980 Ti graphics cards using an AKiTiO Node and a Mantiz Venus Thunderbolt 3 enclosures to my 13" MacBook Pro. They work in both macOS and Windows 10.

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killawat

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theitsage you are a madman, good to see you still pushing the envelope.

Why oh why can't we have Mac drivers for pascal. How disgusting would it be to have (dual?) 1080ti running in those enclosures.
 
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ocnitsa

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This is indeed epic. I have a Node on permanent back order from B and H. Glad to hear you got a more complicated rig working on both OSs.
 
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ZapNZs

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You are making me want to buy the Node.

Not as disgusting as paring a 15" MBP/Radeon 460 with dual Ultrafine 5K displays then realize you can't do anything else. :D

Do dual 5k's on the 15 eat up that much in the way of resources?!?!
 

jerryk

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theitsage you are a madman, good to see you still pushing the envelope.

Why oh why can't we have Mac drivers for pascal. How disgusting would it be to have (dual?) 1080ti running in those enclosures.

So macs do not support the 10xx series cards? Bummer. I cannot see every spending money on a 9xx series card.
 
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