[11:30 Fri,1.December 2017 by Thomas Richter] |
Notebooks usually lack GPU power to work with high-resolution video, which is needed because programs such as Adobe Premiere CC or Blackmagic DaVinci outsource many computationally intensive tasks to the graphics card. But there is a solution: a GPU extender offers the chance to add an external high-performance GPU (eGPU) to an ultrabook or notebook via Thunderbolt 3 - in addition to the additional computing power, this also offers the possibility to connect several displays, e. g. for an extra-large desktop interface to a laptop. Conveniently, a single high-performance GPU can be used alternately with multiple notebooks.
The KFA2 SNPR GPU Extender is already equipped with an  Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 (with 6GB DDR5 VRAM, 1280 CUDA cores, overclocked to 1531 MHz, 192-bit memory interface, 192 GB/s memory bandwidth), which is connected to the laptop via Thunderbolt 3 and the video via DVI-D 1.4, HDMI 2. ;) KFA2 SNPR The housing is relatively small (165 x 156.5 x 73mm), with 1.38 kg relatively light and therefore transportable. It has its own 230W power supply and provides a maximum of 15W for charging notebooks via Thunderbolt 3 - cooled by a large aluminium body with three heatpipes and two axial fans. The KFA2 SNPR will be available from the beginning of December for about 500 Euro - in view of a price of around www.idealo.de/preisvergleich/OffersOfProduct/slashcam/5077237_-geforce-gtx-1060-mini-6144mb-gddr5-zotac. html (250 Euro for the cheapest GTX1060 6GB) a quite good offer - but please note that the very small eGPU housing of the KFA2 SNPR is only available for the supplied VY=t9WmofNgHg0  more infos at bei www.kfa2.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: KFA2 SNPR: Externe Grafikkartengehäuse samt GTX 1060 6GB für Notebooks |
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