#APPLE EGPU COMPATIBILITY PRO#
There’s also been some focus on the fact that the 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 models only include two USB-C ports onboard instead of four, but whether or not you think that’s enough ports, it’s consistent with the cheaper Intel models it replaces.
#APPLE EGPU COMPATIBILITY PC#
Now, they’ll have to wait and see if things change for higher-end models as Apple Silicon spreads throughout the company’s PC lineup.
Only some people would require add-on oomph in any case, but Apple’s support for external graphics cards gave it some extra gaming cachet and informed creative professionals their needs would continue to be met. According to Apple Insider, it has confirmed none of the machines will support eGPUs. Apple today has made small change to its eGPU support document.The company has updated the page to reflect official support for the Sonnet Radeon RX 560 eGFX Breakaway, the first RX 560 eGPU to be. As Paul Gerhardt mentioned in a tweet, tech spec pages for the new machines reveal that none of them are compatible with external GPUs that connect via Thunderbolt. For graphics cards, the RX 300, RX 400, RX 500 series from AMD and the GeForce 9 and 10 series from Nvidia. It touted impressive performance marks for the new machines and promised excellent battery life, however they won’t come without any compromises. network card or audio processing card) will be compatible with the Node and the Node Titan but for more details, please check the PCIe card compatibility chart and refer to the Node Pro. Today Apple showed off the first Macs powered by its new M1 CPU, with a new Mac mini, MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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