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PCIE 3.0 x16 22Gbps eGPU DOCK, Thunderbolt 4 cable, compatible with external GPU NVIDIA AMD Graphics Card for Windows Laptop Console featuring Thunderbolt 3/4 USB 4, Powered by PD/8PinCPU/Molex/DC5521

71FG7TphMfL._SL1500_ PCIE 3.0 x16 22Gbps eGPU DOCK, Thunderbolt 4 cable, compatible with external GPU NVIDIA AMD Graphics Card for Windows Laptop Console featuring Thunderbolt 3/4 USB 4, Powered by PD/8PinCPU/Molex/DC5521
Price: ₹51,444.40 - ₹16,322.00
(as of Sep 30, 2026 03:24:48 UTC – Details)

PCIE 3.0 x16 22Gbps eGPU DOCK, with Thunderbolt 4 cable, compatible with external GPU Intel AMD Graphics Card for Windows Laptop Console featuring Thunderbolt 3/4 USB 4, Powered by 12V PD/8Pin CPU/Molex/DC5521
Compatible graphics cards: Any GPU with available drivers on the official NVIDIA or AMD websites can be used. For NVIDIA, this ranges from the top-end RTX 5090 all the way down to the GTX 450. The same applies to AMD graphics cards. (Do not recommend Graphics Cards with Intel)
Compatible devices: Most Windows10/11/Linux -based laptop, desktop, or console (including the Lenovo Legion Go) with a Thunderbolt port and an Intel/AMD processor can be used (some console with USB4 may require a BIOS update to enable USB4 functionality), Compatible with USB4, Thunderbolt 3, and Thunderbolt 4
Transfer speed: The device uses the JHL6340 controller, delivering speeds around 22Gbps, compatible with both Win10 and Win11—offering better stability. Perfect for graphics work, video editing, AI art, and AAA gaming
Flexible 4 power input options (choose one): CPU (4+4-pin), Molex, PD 3.0 (12V Max 60W), or DC5521 (12V Max 120W)
Packing Includes: PCIE 3.0 x16 eGPU Dock withThunderbolt Port, High-quality Standard Thunderbolt 4 Cable (23.6 inch), a 24Pin Power Jumper Cable
Customers find the eGPU dock compatible with various GPUs including AMD 9060xt, Intel A770, and NVIDIA cards, and appreciate its low price. However, the functionality and performance receive mixed feedback, with some customers reporting their laptops freezing. Additionally, customers express concerns about physical stability, with one noting that the weight of a full-sized card and its cooler can tip the device over.

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