This is worth watching:
I'll probably take one, from 1tb as soon as it comes outThis is worth watching:
I will stick with PCIe 3.0I'll probably take one, from 1tb as soon as it comes out
Yes, that’s the painful truth, namely:Lol. I'm still prefer high capacity of gen3 nvme other than a gen5 with same random 4K read/write speed
My motherboard has no room for an active cooling nvme , I had to remove the nvme fan just because the clearance of topdown cpu Cooler
Notice the low random R/W performance.
yes in raid mode is worst than in normal modeNotice the low random R/W performance.
@unforsaken,Greetings guys, I'm curious about something.
1. Now that we have TB4 working thanks to @CaseyJS (thank you and everyone else involved), is it (would even) possible to add/use an external GPU (eGPU) setup with a TB4 enclosure and configure/have MacOS in such way that it can do graphics rendering on the eGPU rather than the PCIE GPU connected directly to the motherboard?
Example setup:
PCIE GPU Connected directly to the motherboard: AMD 7900 XTX
eGPU: AMD RX 580
The point or main reason for this would be being able to have a dual-boot setup. The culprit is that the RX580 is supported in both MacOS and Windows and the 7900 XTX is currently only supported in Windows, and having MacOS with hardware accelerated graphics by using the RX580 would be interesting, to me. Instead of having to remove one card and plug the other.
2. If this is possible, would it make more sense to have 7900 XTX as the eGPU instead of the RX580?
Last but not least, having the video output on the 7900 XTX while everything else happens in the supported GPU (RX580).
Ahh I see. Thank you for the acclaration and/or information.@unforsaken,
Unfortunately, eGPU requires Thunderbolt Bus, which we haven’t been able to achieve with Maple Ridge. However, a flashed GC-Titan Ridge may be able to support eGPU to some extent. On Intel platforms I have had good success (‘good’ does not mean perfect, but quite usable if we understand the limits).
However, eGPU may not be necessary. We can install both GPUs into the motherboard and use a SSDT to disable the 7900XTX from only macOS.