#APPLE EGPU TOGGLE PLUS#
The price of this plus the necessary converters is probably larger than the price of a second eGPU plus a cheap HDMI switch. Thunderbolt 2 has it but TB3 not yet and likely not ever. For short links use the reddit markup (link) If your post isn't visible it's probably because of an short/affiliate Link. Comments should be on-topic and contribute to the conversation.Ĥ: No short, ref and affiliate links. We typically lock approved links to sales to enforce the no-discussion rule.Ģ: No sensationalized, misleading or non-descriptive titles.ģ: Keep discussions civil and respectful. Discussing a sale in comments is not allowed - Take it to PMs or to the linked sale medium. We are not a trading subreddit, and do not want to have to deal with the fallout of potential sale issues in our community.ġa: You are allowed to promote your sale of eGPU equipment via ebay, /r/hardwareswap, or other means, via a link to your sale. very frustrating.0: Posts must be related to eGPUs (External Video Cards).ġ: Please no selling/trading of eGPUs, video cards, power supplies and other hardware. If you would be willing and are able, I would be most appreciative. I'd like to see how they compare to the render files I have in this Dropbox folder: Screen record a single aerial birdseye spin around the home via mouse to let me know how fluid the performance is? Open the two camera views I have and screen shot just the standard, vector and physical outputs for me? plan file on your M1 Max and do just two quick things: I have opened a support ticket, but I am wondering if perhaps with the upgrades to the graphics performance from X12 to X13 that this has somehow revealed some limitations with the current graphics card on my iMac that is degrading 3D performance output in X13.Īnd so, after seeing this thread, I was wondering if you would be willing to share with me 5 minutes of your time and take a look at my. X12 renders on my iMac looked great, X13 renders are blurry and washed out. I am having difficulty getting clean 3D rendering output from my iMac 2019 after upgrading from X12 to X13.
#APPLE EGPU TOGGLE PRO#
I am considering upgrading from my 2019 iMac to the MacBook Pro M1 Max. I hope it is of interest to a few of you out there : ) I am posting this all here because this community has given me so much info over the years and I really haven't had much to give back.this is my tiny contribution.
That might be why the Screenshare experience is better. I also read that the RAM is discrete on these chips and there is no bottleneck with data transmission between the GPU, CPU and RAM. I should note I have the MBP set in high power mode. That might just be me thinking that though.I didn't test speeds as I am just not that guy. It actually seemed a little slower at that process but not by much. It worked just as flawlessly while connected. Today I could not discern a difference while in screen-share. Occasionally it would crash while going into 3D from a floor plan. Chief would stutter and take some time to render. On the intel MBP, I would experience a significant drop in performance while screen-sharing. Was mainly on screen-shares with clients and staff. Thank you for posting this information! Looking forward to updates.ĭidn't do much for 3D today still. I will keep my i9 MBP for a month or two as my luck with new rigs usually runs out in short order and I end up back with my prior rig LOL I don't do any Ray Tracing so I can't give any feedback there but will try to add my thoughts here as I use this setup more over the next week or two. This thing is silent and doesn't stutter at all in 3D. Each screen is now using its own dongle to plug into their own USBC port on the MBP. MBP M1 Max with 64 GB of RAM and 2TB SSD Drive. I do a ton of screen sharing with our clients all over Western Canada and that is when it was at its worst.Thats my next test. The fans were insanely noisy on both the MBP and especially the eGPU. It worked pretty well but would freeze and stutter a bit on larger plans. The eGPU was then plugged also into the right side of the MBP. One display was plugged into the thunderbolt port on the second display and then that display was plugged into a Blackmagic Pro eGPU (Vega 56) with the same thunderbolt to USBC dongle. One display was plugged directly into the right side of the MBP. I was running 3 x 27" Apple thunderbolt screens with apple thunderbolt to USBC dongles. I am upgrading from a top of the line i9 MBP from last year and there is absolutely no comparison. I just setup up my new M1 Max MacBook Pro.
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