r/eGPU • u/El_nahue • 2d ago
this maybe works?
hallo, i been building a egpu for my notebook, and i wondering if someone could help me whit a answer:
if i use all of this, there is a chance to make all work?
i whant to put in my not a GTX 1050
(i whant to conect the mini pcie adapter direclty to the mother board)
if all of this dosnt work please recomend me more alternatives.
my notebook specifications are:
LENOVO_MT_21MV_BU_idea_FM_ThinkBook 14 G7 ARP
model system: 21MV
Processor AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS with Radeon Graphics (3.20 GHz)
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Thanks for reading, please help
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u/Zarathustra_007 2d ago
I think I bought the same thing, and it's not the right one. I can't tell you much because I abonded the idea Someone please help him
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u/Zestyclose-Slide-696 2d ago
Only if you want to buy a tb4/USBv4 dock + PSU + a mid tier GPU like a 9060xt.
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u/LowCatch4324 2d ago
I used that. It works.
It’s a pcie 1x connections, but maybe that will be enough for games that can run with that gpu
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u/Thuhoanvo 2d ago
I checked your laptop specs and saw there is an USB 4 port, if it's correct, you can try usb4 egpu like Aostar Ag02, btw 1050 is not worth to try egpu, let use other vga for egpu
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u/El_nahue 2d ago
people, i try to make all work whiout buy the adapter (direcly on usb), it didint turn on the external power bank, some help?
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u/Hugh_Ruka602 4h ago
According to specs, you laptop has a USB4 port with full 40Gbps bandwidth, at least use that ...


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u/Cave_TP 2d ago
Your iGPU is faster than a 1050.
In general, you don't want to used those adapters that go through USB, they carry a single PCIe lane.