ONEXGPU 2 is a powerful eGPU which can supercharge laptops as well as mini PCs, as it is a self-contained unit pre-equipped with a powerful AMD graphics cards.
For boosting laptop’s graphics capabilities, an eGPU significantly help users and allow them to enjoy high-end gaming and demanding content creation, even without the need for a bulky desktop setup. Users can use their own choice of GPU to an external enclosure.
Powerful specs and features of ONEXGPU 2:
- The ONEXGPU 2 is powered by a Radeon RX 7800M, which offers 60 compute units, 3840 stream processors, and it has 12GB of GDDR6 memory.
- The device offers varieties of connectivity options which includes- OCuLink and USB 4 ports, two USB-A 3.2 Gen2 ports, an M.2 slot, and LAN support.
- To support video output, it has HDMI 2.1 and two DisplayPort 2.0 ports which supports three screens simultaneously.
- To maintain an optimal temperature during an extended use, the cooling system of the device uses cooling solution which includes a main fan capable of 20.75 CFM airflow and a fin area of over 20,000 square mm.
- ONEXGPU 2 supports a 330W power supply with up to 180W available for the GPU alone for stable performance during intense tasks.
- Also, the device has a magnetic cover for easy SSD upgrades and RGB lighting effects.
- The pricing of the ONEXGPU 2 starts from $902, so users should be prepared according to that.
ONEXGPU 2 is currently seeking funding on ‘ Indiegogo’ and the production ability of the device might get affected because of product development or financial challenges. $175,451 has already been received by The ONEXGPU 2 in pledges (13639% of the $1,286 flexible goal) with well over a month of the campaign still to go.
But, users should be cautious at the time of supporting the products that are on crowdfunding platforms like ‘Indiegogo’, as any unexpected changes occur anytime, and it’s not unheard of for products to fail to come to fruition. And Indiegogo’s page already warned about ONEXGPU 2 saying that “The project team has a working demo, not the final product. Their ability to begin production may be affected by product development or financial challenges.”
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