#GEEKBENCH FOR MAC PC#
GTX 1080 8GB in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps) GTX 1060 6GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 2 (16 Gbps) Internal Display: -24% performance dropĢ.2 GTX 1080 8GB in eGPU with Thundebolt 2 (16 Gbps)Īnother test with 1080 eGPU (2015 15" Dell Precision M7510 + ( AKiTiO Node) ) snow us 43% perfromance drop if you using Internal Display with Thundebolt 2 ( 16Gbps): GTX 1060 6GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 2 ( 16 Gbps) External Display: -16% performance drop GTX 1060 6GB in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps)
#GEEKBENCH FOR MAC PRO#
6GB in eGPU with Thundebolt 2 (16 Gbps)Īfter i buy new laptop (15' Macbook Pro Retina late-2013 Iris Pro Only) with Thunderbolt 2 (16Gbps) - the performance drop is great even on Internal Display with Optimus vs. So we can see from all benchmarks that with Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) with better Video Card we will get more performance drop, its because again of FPS and bandwidth! Also with GTX 1060 6GB will give us the same 21-22% performance drop thanks to Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) on Internal and External Display!Ģ. GTX 1060 6GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) External Display: -21% performance drop GTX 1060 6GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) Internal Display: -22% performance drop
GTX 1060 6GB in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps) 6GB in eGPU with Thundebolt 3 (32 Gbps)Īnother test with GTX 1060 6GB eGPU (late-2016 13" MBP + ( AKiTiO Thunder3) ) snow us 21-22 % perfromance drop if you using Internal Display and External Display with Thundebolt 3 (32 Gbps) : GTX 1070GB 8GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 3 ( 32 Gbps) Internal Display: -28% performance dropġ. GTX 1070GB 8GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) External Display: -20% performance drop GTX 1070GB 8GB in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps) GTX 1080 8GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) Internal Display: -30% performance dropġ. 8GB in eGPU with Thundebolt 3 (32 Gbps)Īnother test with AKiTiO Node eGPU with GTX 1070 8GB with ASUS UX501VW (i7 -6700HQ) – Thunderbolt3 (32Gbps) Test: GTX 1080 8GB in eGPU Thunderbolt 3 (32 Gbps) External Display: -20% performance drop GTX 1080 8GB in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps) 8GB in eGPU with Thundebolt 3 (32 Gbps)Īnother test with EVGA GTX 1080 Hybrid 8GB with 2016 MacBook Pro 13" (i5-6360U) with eGPU with Thunderbolt3 ( 32Gbps):
Mantiz Venus + GTX 1080Ti FE 11GB / MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2016) Thunderbolt3 (32Gbps) Internal Display: -30% performance dropġ. GTX 1080Ti 11GB in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps)ĪKiTiO Node + GTX 1080Ti FE 11GB / MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2016) Thunderbolt3 (32Gbps) External Display: -20% performance drop
Most of the eGPU users wants GTX 1080Ti, thanks to can see that we have -20% performance drop of the GPU on external display, on the Internal Display we have -30% performance drop thanks to post: PCI Express (126Gbps) 1.Ti 11GB in eGPU with Thundebolt 3 (32 Gbps) We have full tests with GTX 1060 6GB in eGPU on all Thunderbolt ports vs.
#GEEKBENCH FOR MAC 1080P#
UPDATE: Again thanks to we have complete benchmarks for 1080p (15% performance drop), 1440p (8% performance drop) and 4k (5% performance drop) with the same CPU in the same Desktop PC with attached to the motherboard Thunderbolt 3 port eGPU ( Razer Core with GTX 980Ti 6GB Hybrid) Test Bench 1080p So after that test we can confirm that all results we saw so far in this thread are true story even they are with different CPUs and some GPUs are overclocked! BENCHMARKS GTX 980Ti 6GB Hybrid in eGPU (Thunderbolt 3 32Gbps) External Display - 16% performance drop GTX 980Ti 6GB Hybrid in Desktop PC (PCIe slot 126Gbps) Thanks to we finally have result with the same CPU in the same Desktop PC with attached to the motherboard Thunderbolt 3 port eGPU ( AKiTiO Node with GTX 980Ti 6GB Hybrid) and the results shows the same close to ~20% percent performance drop with External Display for Thunderbolt 3 (32Gbps)!
#GEEKBENCH FOR MAC FULL#
In all benchmarks we can see that, if we play games with FULL HD 1920 x 1080 Resolution ( 1080p) on External Display the Thunderbolt Number is not a big deal, BUT if we use the laptop Internal Display - the best Thunderbolt we have, the less performance drop we will get and also if you have better video card you will have more performance drop because - better FPS will make more bandwidth, if you use higher resolution than 1080p on External Display you will have less performance drop because of lower FPS: THUNDERBOLT # This is the question that many users wants to know: How much performance drop of my Video Card i will have if i put it in the eGPU with Thunderbolt 1, Thunderbolt 2 or Thunderbolt 3? I will give you the answer in this thread!
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