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No hay artículos en el carroGMKtec presenta la estación de acoplamiento eGPU AD-GP1 de la serie Advance con tarjeta gráfica AMD Radeon 7600M XT. Equipado con puertos Oculink y USB4, la base eGPU es compatible con mini PC, portátiles portátiles, portátiles y mucho más
Nicolescu
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de marzo de 2025
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rain.leebr
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de febrero de 2025
It met all my expectations. I found it very easy to use and it performs very well. I connected it to my handheld PC and everything just worked. This is my first purchase from GMKtec. So, I was not sure what I can expect from its customer service. So far, they did not disappoint me. I responded to all my questions timely.
Jerry Haney
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de abril de 2025
I had previously purchased a GMKTek nukbox M7. I switched over to console gaming after PC components (and their prices) were changing faster than I could keep up with. Got the nukbox mini PC because my wife was wanting to get back into the Sims, and was not a fan of using a controller on a console. The stock computer was great, ran older games extremely well right out of the box. The limits of the integrated GPU were pretty obvious for current gen games right away though. The occulink port was a major deciding factor for the nukbox mini PC, and ordered this eGPU setup when I came across it. As I haven't been in PC gaming since 05, I am probably too easy to impress, but this eGPU paired with the mini PC performs phenomenally. Getting good framerates at 1080p and high to ultra settings on a number of current gen games. Atomfall on this rig is indistinguishable from the series X as far as my untrained eyes can tell. Picked up the Inzoi early access for my Sims fan wife. It runs very smoothly at 1080p on ultra. Literally plug and play simple. AMD GPU drivers are one version fits all, so very little fussing with drivers and settings. Great entry point for anyone wanting to get into PC gaming without investing $2000 (or more).
Ding Ying Xu
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de abril de 2025
I received the AD-GP1 two days ago. Hookup was simple and easy, and the small form of the unit made it comfortably paired with the K8 Plus (also a nice product of GMKtec) on my desk. It would be better if the OcuLink interface of the K8 Plus were in the back of the unit instead of in the front. That would align with the back-placed OcuLink interface of the AD-GP1 rather than having the OcuLink cable awkwardly laid out on my desk (see picture of my setup).I don’t use computer to play games, so I won’t review the egpu in terms of how well it runs computer games. Besides, there are already tons of reviews in that regard on the internet. What I use the egpu for is photo and video editing. So let me just focus on how well it does its job in this regard.My setup is K8 Plus (Ryzen 7 8845HS, 64G ram, 1+1T SSD) with LG 4k monitor, running Lightroom v14, Photoshop 2024.1, Topaz Photo AI 3, Topaz Video AI 6, DaVinci Resolve Studio 19 and Shotcut 25.03.My K8 Plus handles routine photo editing jobs on Lightroom and Photoshop without hiccups, but it struggles a bit if it is to create a super large panorama from dozens of large photos, or to use AI models for detail recovery and upscaling. Particularly when Topaz Photo AI plugin is involved to do multiple enhancements. With the AD-GP1 connected, such jobs are piece of cake. Productivity is significantly boosted.It is somewhat a different story when it comes to video editing. The K8 Plus basically has no problem handling light works such as combining clips or creating slideshows with little additional editing. But when video enhancements such as upscaling, detail recovery or enhancement, color grading and special effects are involved, the integrated Radeon 780M is screaming for help. For example, upscaling a 1920x1080 video clip to 4k would take 10 or more times the length of the clip (about 2-4 fps). When the AD-GP1 is hooked up, and with proper setting change on DaVinci (choose OpenCL for GPU processing mode), the processing speed of simple HD clip jobs can run up to 500 fps (but Shotcut appears unable to utilize the power of the AD-GP1 even when paralelling processing is set). For a job of HD to 4K upscaling plus 2x slow motion (a job the K8 Plus can hardly do), the processing speed can run up to 120 fps. The speed is doubled if the job is downscaling.However, running AI-based jobs on Topaz Video AI seems beyond the power of the AD-GP1. It achieves a speed of only 2-4 fps in a job of 2x upscaling and detail recovery on a 1920x1080 clip. Maybe it’s because Topaz Video AI is too demanding, and I should look for a better program to do the jobs.In summary, the AD-GP1 significantly boosts the productivity of all of my photo editing jobs and medium-load video editing jobs. I highly recommend it if it is to be used for such jobs, in conjunction with a similar PC/mini pc.P.S. The unit is generally quiet on photo editing work, but its fan is clearly audible and GPU temperature can go up to 75 celcius when it is fully loaded in video editing.
errivera
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de abril de 2025
This eGPU offered decent performance increase when it worked. Via USB4 connection it often did not display anything at all, requiring a reboot or two. I returned it after about a week of use.
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