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2015 13″ MacBook Pro [5th,2C,U] + GTX 1070 @ 16Gbps-TB2>TB3 (AORUS Gaming Box) + Win10 [jazzyy] | External GPU Builds
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eGPU for Mac: The Beginner's Setup Guide - The IT Sage
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Apple to bring Official Mac eGPU Support to MacOS 10.13.4
eGPU for Mac: The Beginner's Setup Guide - The IT Sage
GTX1070 via a TB2->TB3 adapter on a 2015 MacBook pro, with Windows installed on the SanDisk extreme ssd. It's working amazing! : r/eGPU
eGPU for Mac: The Beginner's Setup Guide - The IT Sage
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