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Take Your Graphics on the Go with an SWGZONE eGPU Dock

By Laura Tucker
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Serious about your gaming? Need to take it with you, alongside your laptop? It’s possible to have great gaming graphics on the go, along with AI. Get a SWGZONE eGPU Dock by becoming a backer on IndieGoGo and save up to 20% on this eGPU gaming and AI box that will be shipping out March 2024.

The graphics sand AI will provide great gaming and improve your productivity. The design intention on this portable eGPU is for it to have a balance of size, performance, and upgradeability.

While currently, you can connect to your PC through USB4 or OCuLink, there are plans for Thunderbolt 5 connectivity as well. When you connect using a USB4 cable, you can charge your devices with 85W. Get up to an additional 90W of charging power and data transfer at 3.0 power through the PD interface.

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It can replace your current graphics card, but if you at any point need even more than the SWGZONE eGPU Dock can provide, you can easily upgrade to a more advanced GPU and update the GaN power supply as well. Version 2.0 has been redesigned with a replaceable OCuLink module, leading to a doubled PCIE bandwidth.

There are three available configurations, allowing you to choose one that works the best for your gaming and/or productivity. A new line of NVIDIA graphics cards, powered by AI, are offered. The Ada architecture brings ray tracing, simulating light in detailed virtual worlds. AI is used to create additional frames and improve image quality.

Get the SWGZONE eGPU + RTX4060, ave 20%, and pay just $694. Save 18% on the eGPU + RTX3070M and pay $629, or save 15% on the eGPU + RX6600M and pay $465. Connect it to nearly any device, including handheld consoles and 2-in-1 laptops.

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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