BOSGAME eGPU GVP7600 External Graphics Card Docking Station AMD Radeon RX 7600M XT, Oculink Port, 2*DP 2.0+ 2*HDMI 2.1 Ports for Laptop/Mini Desktop PC

Bought this by mistake, I meant to by the 7600XT version, but still it was great, nice and compact design, used on an LG gram 16 that has Intel XE graphics that can't play anything, with this I can play games on the internal screen with reasonable performance though this is not the optimal way, it's a bit faster on an external screen, with a bit of resolution scaling (FSR) I was playing things like the Last of us 2, BF6 etc. very well. Only real downside is the massive PSU, could do with being a USB PD or something, so you don't have to carry so many supplies travelling. The other down side was that the M2 only worked at a third the speed but still nice to have game drive in the device when using the laptops second M2 slot for Occulink. Tried Occulink with an M2 adaptor, but either the adaptor or cable weren't suitable as I only got gen 3 speeds, it was still faster than thunderbolt though, just will try and find a better m2 adaptor or cable but as it stands thunderbolt is fine, if I can get it to work in gen4 I'll mode the laptop to give it a permanent Occulink port.

Bought the (7600m non XT version) for my msi claw 8 ai+ Was sceptical at first but was on offer so couldn’t refuse a look in. Easy to set up Very simple instructions although there is a YouTube video which helped specifically for the claw. Have been playing Icarus dx12 launch option on medium settings getting 26-32fps without Egpu. (Docked using keyboard and mouse with a mid range 1080p monitor) After setting the Egpu up and downloading new drivers which was done via AMD Website searching for 7600m to use latest AMD Adrenaline software which installed no problems but would not launch without restarting pc with unit already plugged in, I am now playing on maximum settings and getting 36-52 fps. So for me it was well worth the price and for my gaming use the XT version is not warranted. Also should mention I’m using thunderbolt for msi to gpu and display port from gpu to monitor Fans can get a tad noisy when laboured but overall not noticeable once immersed into what your playing. The unit is a good size and should have no problems using it portably for extended travel where 240v ac is available Sorry for long poorly laid out review but hope it helps anyone wondering if it will work with claw

Grabbed this to test out some budget 1080p and 2K gaming on a few mini-PCs for the channel and the GVP7600 absolutely pulls its weight - the uplift from the integrated graphics to the RX 7600M XT is pretty much immense, giving me proper frame rates for bench testing and speeding up my video exports quite a bit. It’s a tidy piece of kit - all in one box and gives me all the display and network ports I need which keeps my filming desk clean. The value is spot on for an all-in-one solution, especially if you can run it over OCuLink—I'm getting 100+ fps count in 1080p medium to high graphics on many 'AAA' titles. Using FSLR3 for upscaling on my 2K monitor looks neat. The only real faff is that the handy internal SSD storage disappears entirely when you switch to OCuLink mode, so it’s not reliable for fast scratch disks, which is a bit of a shame. Cheers for the simple power boost, though.

Couldn't be happier with my purchase. Once AMD's drivers and software were installed, the graphic card worked right away on my Asus Zenbook Duo laptop, Bosgame M4, and to my surprise, I got it to work on my 2015 desktop PC (i7 4th gen). With Thunderbolt connection I didn't experience the BitLocker blue screen that others mentioned (that's caused by the TPM chip built into your device and can be bypassed). In my case, once AMD software was installed, I plugged the card into the Thunderbolt port using the supplied cable and powered it on. The laptop recognized it instantly, and after brief config, I gave it a good test. It sped up video editing and 3D rendering. The card performed up to spec during the benchmark test. When it comes to gaming, so far I've only tried War Thunder. With all settings maxed out and ray tracing off, I get 60fps on my built-in display and around 120-140fps when using an external 1080p display. The same settings with ray tracing set to low will bring the FPS down to 60-70fps with some minor stutter (as seen on video). I guess that could be improved with lower quality rendering, etc. Photo shows benchmark result. When connected to oculink I managed to get about 98% of advertised spec. Overall, I would recommend it to anyone who wants to play games (including AAA with some sacrifices) or boost editing performance on an average spec laptop featuring Thunderbolt.

Perfect companion to my legion Go S (steam OS). Legion Go S was struggling in newer AAA titles such as silent hill 2 remake, so instead of upgrading my pc handheld I went for an eGPU option and to be honest the experience is amazing. This 7600M version is super sufficient, and amazing plug and play experience it gives for those having steam OS, you just have to go to desktop mode and permanently enable egpu. I docked my pc handheld hooked up to BOSGAME RX 7600M and wowww it stuns graphically and almost makes my legion go s as powerful as a base PS5. Keeps very cool under load, excellent design. So no need to throw extra money on legion go 2 just add this egpu to your handheld and play games under very high settings and much better graphics than even the latest handhelds.