Despite this, it can accommodate a graphics card like the GeForce RTX 3080 connected directly to the processor via a PCIe 3.0 x8 interface, which offers more bandwidth than Thunderbolt 4. ROG XG Mobile is much smaller than other external graphics cards on the market. However, the most interesting feature of this laptop is its seamless integration with a new class external graphics card (eGPU) for extra performance.
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It works at full power using a lightweight 100W USB Type-C power adapter, which allows you to recover 50% of the battery capacity in 30 minutes and, if necessary, provides up to 10 hours of video playback. The Flow X13 is only 15.8 mm thick and weighs only 1.3 kg.
Interestingly, we have a touch screen with an aspect ratio of 16:10, which is better suited for work and can be rotated 360 degrees to use it like a tablet. For a gaming device it is nothing special, but thanks to this it provides quite a long battery life. The base specification is not particularly impressive, in the maximum configuration the computer is equipped with the AMD Ryzen 9 5980HS octa-core processor presented yesterday and an independent GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card.
Either way, Haas very clearly states that the large market appeal of affordable external GPUs is just his opinion, though we’re going to assume his opinion holds a bit of water in Santa Clara.ASUS ROG Flow X13 is a small notebook equipped with a 13-inch matrix, which can become a real gaming station if necessary. We assume he is referring to AMD’s ATI XGP box (or Fujitsu Siemens’s Lasso) which is the only one available - the ASUS XG station (pictured above) that seemed to vanish into thin air after its brief appearance at CES 2008. Manager of notebook GPUs Rene Haas told X-bit Labs that he thinks external graphics adapters for laptops are a “big opportunity” for NVIDIA, though he noted the drawback of their high price tags. It’s not everyday that we can say there’s external laptop GPU love in the air, but right on the heels the appearance of the Gigabyte M1405 with its GeForce GT220 dock, NVIDIA is expressing interest in external laptop GPUs as well. said that it considers external graphics adapters for notebooks a big opportunity even though the company does not offer such products at the moment. We continue to look at whether this is a GPU or external devices,” said Rene Haas, general manager of the notebook GPU business at Nvidia, in a brief interview with X-bit labs.Ī high-ranking executive from Nvidia Corporation. I think there is definitely a place for, no question. We have two strategies at Nvidia: one is to put graphics everywhere, the other one is to integrate discrete chips into the box.
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