I would love to buy our engineers gaming laptops instead of mobile workstations (smaller, more powerful, and cheaper than their mobile workstation counterparts), but I can’t so long as they look like alien spaceships. I only see one advantage of the alienware 13 is that can run the with graphics amplifier on screen like that Optimus functionality Nvidia eGPUs here in our site, and the MSI seems likely the opposite where a monitor or tv is required to project the display outwards from the external gpu solution, additionally the laptop screen needs to be. If you're looking to supersize your external graphics enclosure, the Core X is for you.
#GUS II EXTERNAL GPU ENCLOSURE PLUS#
The Verge challenges gaming hardware manufacturers to take a leap of faith and create gaming hardware with clean, modern designs – I too hope this happens. MSI says the GUS II enclosure supports double-wide PCI Express x16 graphics cards with power envelopes as large as 150Wthe maximum amount of power available from the PCIe slot plus one six-pin. The sad answer? This look still, even now, sells. Yes, you are right, only one from the listed enclosures (Aorus GTX 1070/GTX1080), includes GIGABYTE Geforce GTX 1070 MINI ITX Graphics card GV-N1070IXOC-8GD.
#GUS II EXTERNAL GPU ENCLOSURE PC#
The Verge asked this same question of some PC gaming equipment manufacturers: I’ve been wondering the same thing about why PC gaming equipment looks so ridiculous.
MSI actually has a clean, simple logo, but instead they use a ridiculous looking Ferrari logo with a dragon on it on their gaming hardware – no thanks. Another brand that has some relatively clean designs is MSI – The GS63VR stands out in this regard. Laptop users may no longer need a powerful dedicated graphics card to play demanding video gamesat least, not once MSI releases its GUS II external GPU enclosure.
If their logo didn’t look so ridiculous, I might actually be willing to bring one of their computers in to a meeting where I want my coworkers to take me seriously. MSI GUS II: External GPU with Thunderbolt connection shown at CES 2012 It is a pity not being able to be in Las Vegas to live the CES 2012 fair because there are many interesting things being seen, one of them is a graphics card installed in an external case that uses the Thunderbolt connection, MSI has called it GUS II. I believe the Rolls Royce brand your hoping for already exists – Razer.
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