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Razor Ramon HG 01-09-2016 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Manic! (Post 8715216)

Thanks, didn't see that.

Wish it wasn't so flashy. I don't want a big black box with red lights everywhere.

DragonChi 01-09-2016 06:21 PM

You can make your own eGPU for about 150$. Assuming you have mPCIE for your laptop.

I made one for my old ass Dell D630, and got it to run SC2 WoL 1920x1200 on max settings :D. But it had to run off a mSATA port. Which was kind of a bummer and awkward.

Razor Ramon HG 01-09-2016 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DragonChi (Post 8715239)
You can make your own eGPU for about 150$. Assuming you have mPCIE for your laptop.

I made one for my old ass Dell D630, and got it to run SC2 WoL 1920x1200 on max settings :D. But it had to run off a mSATA port. Which was kind of a bummer and awkward.

Yeah, but one of the features that propelled me to get my Dell was the built-in TB3 port.

I don't want to deal with any DIY akitio kits. I just want to shove a video card in the enclosure, plug it in and call it a day, lol.

DragonChi 01-09-2016 07:36 PM

Fair enough. Good thing Asus has got you covered!

twitchyzero 01-11-2016 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Razor Ramon HG (Post 8715256)
Yeah, but one of the features that propelled me to get my Dell was the built-in TB3 port.

I don't want to deal with any DIY akitio kits. I just want to shove a video card in the enclosure, plug it in and call it a day, lol.

have you tried steam in-home streaming yet?

it's not the same thing but it's a free option to try first.

Marshall Placid 01-15-2016 12:27 AM

At the 2016 CES:

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Next-Gen Audi TT RS Debuting With OLED Taillights

A few lucky journalists had the opportunity to take a look at the rear-end of the upcoming Audi TT RS at CES 2016. Included in the high-performance sports car's rear are a set of advanced OLED taillights.

With the M4 GTS, BMW became the first manufacturer to offer OLED taillights in a production car and depending on when the new TT RS launches, it will become the second car to bring such technology to the streets.

For the new TT RS, the OLED lights will be offered as an optional extra and, as the video shows, they also offer a new design compared to the inner part of the regular TT. Given the rapid development of automotive lighting technologies, OLEDs will probably be the next big thing, following in the footsteps of traditional LEDs.

OLED stands for Organic LED and, unlike traditional LED lights, OLEDs are surface lights and allow for more advanced designs.

Beyond its new lights, reports claim that the new TT RS will be powered by the same turbocharged 2.5-liter five-cylinder as the current RS3 Sportback. However, power is expected to be lifted from the 362 hp of the RS3 to 395 hp. Available with a dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive, the new TT RS is tipped to only accelerate from 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) in just 4 seconds.
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