🚀 Elevate your laptop’s power game with the ultimate external GPU dock!
The YLIDXY Portable External GPU Dock Station is a sleek, aluminum alloy enclosure designed for Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB4 compatible laptops. Featuring the Intel JHL7440 chipset, it delivers blazing 40Gbps data transfer speeds and supports daisy chaining for multi-device setups. With up to 85W PD charging and compatibility with various power supplies (ATX, SFX, FLEX, DC), it transforms your laptop into a powerhouse for gaming, video editing, and professional graphics tasks. Note: Not compatible with Thunderbolt 1/2, Type-C only ports, or Apple M1/M2/M3 chip MacBooks.
| ASIN | B0D2WWZS4L |
| Item model number | YLIDXY-01-L730 |
| Manufacturer | YLIDXY |
| Product Dimensions | 9.14 x 0.25 x 16.51 cm; 544.31 g |
M**S
Works well with my son's gaming computer. The quality is good. He purchased a different brand it was super cheep looking, so we were very pleased when we got this one. Easy to set up and install.
M**J
It works , it does everything it needs to, it even goes above and beyond with instructions and FAQ's and the little mounting bracket is great but trying to find a case for this thing is next to impossible.
V**A
Não funciona quando coloca carga na GPU.
K**6
DO NOT BUY. I HAD IT A WEEK, IT KILLED A RTX3080 FE. background: I've had the 3080 and power supply for a couple years at home in my personal pc build. I bought the EGPU dock so I could take it on the road with me (im a truck driver) and use it with my ROG ALLY X. It worked fine for about a week... then killed the graphics card. I double checked. The egpu dock still works (albeit i didn't throw another $1000 card in it) and the power supply is still good. But something about the power delivery thru the pins on the pcie slot is WRONG.
T**E
The product worked well doing exactly what I needed. The screw holes on the power supply bracket are drilled at the incorrect place making it very easy to cross thread a screw. The screw hole didn't align with the power supply or even the SF adapter provided. Drilling one or two to a larger diameter, or slotting them would fix the issue. In the end I just left one of the four screws off. Also, the card bracket is a bit too tall may by a millimeter or two. This can make the card not sit level in the slot. I recommend putting some rubber feet on the dock as shims to hold up the unsupported end of the power supply.
