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| + | ====== Can I use an eGPU on my Mac? ====== | ||
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| + | Apple does not offer high-performance GPUs in any of their computer models. To get better performance from your Mac, you can use an external eGPU with a much more powerful AMD GPU with more VRAM. | ||
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| + | Note: You cannot use an NVIDIA adapter in the eGPU. Apple no longer supports them. | ||
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| + | You'll need both the external eGPU and an AMD adapter. | ||
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| + | There is a VERY important, somewhat hidden setting you need to make in MacOS to get it to work at all.\\ | ||
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| + | Note: This is a "per app" setting, and the option will not appear unless the eGPU is connected, powered up, and has a GPU in it. | ||
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