External Gpu Dock

That’s my external power supply for GPU. It is so quiet to let me think it is off.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Plugable USB C Triple Display Dock with PD has been a lifesaver for me in terms of productivity. As a MacBook user, I was initially hesitant about compatibility as these struggle with multiple screens, but after installing the driver, setting up my two external monitors was a breeze. I was impressed with how easy it was to connect my MacBook Pro to the dock and get it up and running. The screen load time is also incredibly quick, which is a huge plus, I hate waiting for screens to be recognized and connect. Since using the dock, I've noticed a significant improvement in my workflow. I can easily switch between applications on my laptop and external displays, which has made multitasking much more efficient. The dock's multiple ports also make it easy to connect all of my peripherals and devices, eliminating the need for additional adapters or cables. Overall, I highly recommend the Plugable Dock to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient docking station. The ease of setup and quick screen load times have made it invaluable, and I'm sure it will do the same for anyone who needs to connect multiple displays and devices to their laptop or desktop computer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Flawlessly works with my external gpu setup for gaming. The TV has awesome resolution and when gaming details are sharp and crisp compared to LED tvs I used in the past. Samsung sets the bar high for quality and its apparent.

The 2018 Mac Mini I purchased is working great. I chose the 3.2Ghz i7 6 core, 8GB 256GB Gigibit Ethernet model. I replaced the 8GB of RAM with 32GB. The system is very fast, in some cases so fast you don’t realize the function has been done. The downside is the GPU which is weak BUT that can be improved with an external GPU via one of the 4 Thunderbolt 3 ports. There are only 2 USB 3 ports which can be added to by means of external hubs . If you want a simple setup that can be accomplished or a more complex one, it depends on what you want. That’s the beauty of the Mac Mini. You can spend as much or as little as you want. My configuration was a modest $1249.00 to which I added the Apple external Optical drive. Even adding a monitor still added a small cost but much less than a new iMac. If you have the monitor, keyboard and mouse then the cost can be quite low or expensive depending how you configure the system. All in all a great performing and great looking system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great dock for connecting two external monitors, printers and othe peripherals. It's small, compact, loaded with additional ports, easy to connect to my P1 Gen4, worked perfect from the 1st time I turned it on.

This two-disk dock works very well for backups. I keep large numbers of video and photo files for video editing and web photo projects and have files from two computers separated and backed up on multiple hard drives. It is much easier to slap external disks into these docks for backup or storage than trying to coordinate multiple external USB disks or even a RAID. This is my second of these OWC units and both work great.

Needed this cable to dock my MBP to my external monitor. Works great and provides that 5amp power to charge my laptop.

I use this hard drive in an external Thermaltake USB3 dock for creating my offsite backups. The 4TB is perfect for my system configuration and the drive is fast and quiet.

I didn't like my previous dock where the main connection cable goes out from the front, creating a mess on my small desk. This one has the main cable connecting from the rear, where it can partially hide in the back. It also has an actual power button so that my lighted keyboard won't remain on. There's also no annoying side ports, a plus in my setup. One of the few knocks is that there isn't enough USB ports. The headphone port is out on the front, which is unfortunately way too common in docking stations and makes cabling traditional computer speakers a challenge. As a reminder, the dock cannot magically grant access to more than one external monitor on basic Mac computers. It's fine for me since I don't intend to use more than one external monitor for my Macbook Air M1.

This is a bit expensive for an external drive interface, but its pretty perfect for what it is. My Mac has only T3 ports, so this plugs right in (the other USB version of this requires two USB connections to provide power). I put a Samsung EVO 860 500GB drive into an Atomos Caddy II and plugged it into this dock to test for speed. Write speed was nearly 500MB/sec and read speed was over 520MB/sec. That as fast as any other external enclosure Ive had and with this one I can have many drives to use in my Atomos recorder and then plug into this dock for offloading.