Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Corn Electronics
External GPU dock connects a desktop graphics card to a laptop via Mini PCI-E, delivering up to 220 W through an 8-pin connector and 150 W via DC input
This Corn Electronics EXP GDC Beast dock connects a desktop graphics card to a laptop through a Mini PCI-E slot. It operates in PCI-E X1 mode with a DMI link at 5 GT/s. The unit ships new and targets owners who want a graphics upgrade without replacing their portable computer.
The adapter works with Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1 and Linux, though XP and 8/8.1 require an external monitor. Builders whose notebooks lack a Mini PCI-E slot or who cannot use an external screen should consider a different upgrade path.
The dock draws up to 150 W from its DC input and delivers up to 220 W through the 8-pin connector to the graphics card. A compatible power brick and a card within that power envelope are required. The package includes a dual TD switch, multi-stage anti-interference circuitry, reinforced data lines and LED status indicators.
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Yes, the EXP GDC Beast connects through a Mini PCI-E slot inside the laptop, so one must be available and accessible.
Yes, the supplier notes that an Intel HD equipped laptop can drive its internal display with an NVIDIA card above GTS 450; otherwise an external monitor is required.
The built-in LED status indicator lights up when the dock receives power and establishes a link, showing the 220 W 8-pin and 150 W DC inputs are active.
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