eGPU Breakaway Box 750 model no GPU-750W-TB3
Thunderbolt 3 to eGPU Card Expansion Systems
Add a High-performance Video Card to Create Your Own Personal eGPU Workstation
eGPU Breakaway Box 750 Key Features
Includes two 8-pin (6+2 pin) auxiliary power connectors |
750W power supply; supports cards requiring up to 375W of continuous power plus an additional 100W peak power |
Provides 100W of upstream power (useful for charging your notebook) |
AMD approved for the air-cooled editions of the AMD Radeon RX Vega 64, Radeon Pro WX 8200, and WX 9100 |
Designed to also support overclocked NVIDIA cards with high peak power requirements |
See the list of Supported GPU Cards (PDF) |
Form Factor
| - Desktop external GPU system
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External Connectors
| - One Thunderbolt 3 port
- Power (C14-type)
- One Thunderbolt 3 port
- Power (C14-type)
- Four USB Type A
- One RJ45
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Internal Connectors
| - Two 8-pin (6+2 pin) power connectors
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Expansion Slot
| - One x16 mechanical (x4 electrical, Thunderbolt 3 spec) PCIe 3.0
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PCIe Card Supported
| - One full-length, full-height, double-width PCIe card
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Controllers
| - Thunderbolt/USB 3 - Intel JHL7440
- Gigabit Ethernet - Realtek RTL8153B
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Power Supply
| - Universal 750W, 100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz
- Supports cards requiring up to 375W of continuous power plus an additional 100W peak power
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Power Delivery
| - Provides laptop charging up to 85W
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Standy Power
| - Consumes 8.5W (sleep) / 14W (idle)
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Operating Temperatures
| - 0˚C to 35˚C (32˚F to 95˚F)
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Dimensions (WxDxH)
| - 7.25 x 13.38 x 8 in. (18.5 x 34.0 x 20.2 cm)
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Weight
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Compliance
| - RoHS 3 (Directive 2015/863)
- IEC62368-1 and IEC62368-2
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Mac Compatibility
| - Mac with Thunderbolt 3 ports and macOS 10.13.6+
- Automatically accelerates AMD RX eGPU connected monitors, and games and select apps run on those monitors(3)
- macOS drivers for NVIDIA GPU cards are not compatible with Thunderbolt Technology
- One eGPU Breakaway Box (WX 9100, for example) supports up to six external 4k monitors @60Hz
- Mac with Thunderbolt 3 ports and macOS 10.14.6+ (Mac mini see note 10)
Additional Features:
- Support added for AMD RX 560 and AMD RX 590 GPUs
- Accelerate games and applications run on the internal display (or Thunderbolt Display) by selecting the App, selecting “Get Info”, and checking “Prefer External GPU”(4)
- Windows 10 support under Parallels Desktop for Mac(5)
- Support for two eGPU Breakaway Box eGPUs and up to twelve external 4k monitors @60Hz
- Mac with Thunderbolt 3 ports and macOS 10.15.7+
Additional Features:
- Support added for AMD RX 5500, 5500 XT, 5600, 5600 XT, 5700, 5700 XT
- Apple® M1 Macs do not yet support eGPUs
- Supports VIVE and VIVE Pro with AMD Radeon RX 480 or better(6)
- External GPUs not supported by Thunderbolt 2 or Thunderbolt equipped Macs(7)
- External GPUs not supported on Windows 10 under Boot Camp
- Certified with all generation Thunderbolt Macs to support Thunderbolt-compatible non-GPU cards, such as AVID HDX(8) and RED ROCKET-X
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Windows Compatibility
| - Windows PC with a Thunderbolt 3 port
- GPU card use requires an eGPU-enabled Windows PC
- Windows 10 (64-bit Edition, Version 1809 or greater)
- Supports VIVE and VIVE Pro with NVIDIA GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 480 or better
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Monitor Compatibility
| - 1080P monitors using DP or HDMI ports
- 4K and 5K monitors using DP or HDMI ports
- 4K, 5K, and 6K Thunderbolt 3 monitors require a GPU card with USB-C output(12)
- 49” 5120x1440 Dual QHD monitors using a DP port:
- Dell Ultrasharp 49 Curved Monitor U4919DW
- LG 49 inch 32:9 UltraWide Dual QHD IPS Curved LED Monitor 49WL95C-W
- Philips Brilliance 32:9 Superwide Curved LCD Display 499P9H/27
- Samsung 49” CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED Gaming Monitor LC49RG90SSNXZA
- 8K displays are compatible with Windows(11), but not currently compatible with macOS
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