🚀 Unlock desktop-grade GPU power anywhere, anytime!
The ANQ-L336 Mini eGPU Enclosure leverages a certified JHL7440 controller to deliver 40Gbps Thunderbolt 3/4 connectivity, supporting the latest NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. Designed for professionals and gamers, it offers flexible power options with 85W PD charging, daisy chain PCIe 3.0 x16 support, and multi-OS compatibility, transforming laptops and compact PCs into high-performance graphics workstations.
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
| Brand | ANQUORA |
| Series | ANQ-L336 |
| Item model number | ANQ-L336 |
| Item Weight | 12.9 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 6.38 x 4.64 x 6.96 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 6.38 x 4.64 x 6.96 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Manufacturer | ANQUORA |
| ASIN | B0D6BVGCR5 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | June 6, 2024 |
T**E
Basic, simple thunderbolt dock.
No issues. Easy assembly, plug and play. There is also a [sold separately] case/chassis for it, which i have not purchased yet. The cable that it came with worked perfectly. Very good value
W**E
4.5/5
Works well with my setup (Legion Go, NVidia GPU, Corsair 750w PSU). Just follow the instructions/videos and download the proper drivers. Then you just plug and play.The kit came with the dock, the bracket, a TB4 USB-C cable, a SFX PSU adapter, and the necessary screws. The middle USB-C port on the dock does 85w PD, while the other ports act as a USB hub while your device is connected. I can connect a USB hub into the other open port on the dock and get everything (mouse and keyboard, controller, headset) with a single cable running to my device.As others have said the screw holes don’t align perfectly. As long as you aren’t jostling the dock around you should be fine, just make sure the dock is stable and you aren’t moving it around all the time while in use.
J**T
Almost perfect
Works pretty well, getting the GPU in was a bit awkward, it didn't fit right until it suddenly did. This may have been used error though.The instructions are unclear, it says not to use a CPU pin power cable, but a pcie doesn't fit it, only a CPU one does. Fortunately that doesn't seem to be needed.Lastly the only consideration is that the screw hole for PSU was off on a single one, the rest were perfect for me.Overall good product and will recommend to others. Works on Linux without any setup and is hot swappable on Linux (Wayland) which is very nice. If you do run on Linux, I had to run programs while pointing them to run via the GPU pcie link instead of just running the program. Small bit of setup, but was simple enough with a quick Google.
J**N
This works!
I use this to connect a GPU (GeForce 1050) to my Intel Nuc via Thunderbolt. Now I can play games that require more graphics horsepower. Good buy!
J**Y
Engineering Nightmware
The tolerances are all off, so nothing fits correctly. Can't actually plug in a thunderbolt cable when the PSU adapter is connected. This is made all wrong.
S**J
It is very good item,ok
It is very good item,ok!....
F**J
Powerful option for couch gaming in a handheld PC
Worked as expected, plugged in an RTX 3080 Ti.Burned and underpowered PSU, not adapter fault but my fault.Got a 850W PSU and used the videocard as a high power GPU for my legion go for couch gaming.4K looks great in all games at playable framerates and using the TV variable refresh rate using gsync, no tearing no matter a high fps in a indie or slower pase in a AAA game.Totally recommended... just... use nvidia if you have a AMD handheld.
J**T
Great item, use carefully.
Been using for a while now, great item. The only ly thing to consider is the size of the card mounted inside, I'd suggest unplugging the gpu and holding it while you release the holding screw. If you are not careful you may damage your GPU due to it leaning to the side and stressing the PCIE connection. Works great, I use for a Rog ally x with Thunderbolt cable. Very satisfied. -1 Star for lack of support of standing GPU while disconnecting. Would buy again.
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