We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the annoying things about being a PC gamer is the reality that your current GPU will, invariably, become outdated one day. When that ...

Even though Apple makes a lot more money on iPhones and iPads, Macs are still crucial to its bottom line. For years, they were widely loved by creative folks and influencers because they were simpler ...

We review the Blackmagic Design eGPU to find out just how much extra speed and power you can expect to gain from it. Power users have grown to rely on graphics processing units from AMD, Intel and ...

The Blackmagic eGPU is an external graphics enclosure sold exclusively (for the time being) at the Apple Store. It’s a notable product for several of reasons. First and foremost, it’s the first time ...

The original eGPUs made a lot of big promises. These new GPU enclosures were intended to change the gaming laptop market forever, as you’d no longer need to choose between getting a chunky gaming ...

Thanks in no small part to Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C, hardware companies are making a serious effort to roll out external graphics card (eGPU) docks for laptops. An eGPU can turn a regular laptop that ...

Blackmagic’s latest external eGPU release, the upgraded Blackmagic eGPU Pro, is now available via Apple’s online store for $1199 with orders shipping to customers next month. The release, which was ...

A fully-equipped 2018 Mac Mini is impressive in all but one way. Its graphics capabilities are anemic. See it now: 2018 Mac Mini at Apple See it now: 2018 Mac Mini from Amazon Fortunately, it doesn't ...

The more affordable eGPU is still available ... for now. Photo: Blackmagic/Cult of Mac Blackmagic today confirmed to Cult of Mac that its eGPU Pro has been discontinued after AMD dropped its Radeon RX ...

Is the dream of combining laptop portability with desktop-level gaming finally within reach? External GPUs (eGPUs) have long promised to bridge this gap, but for years, they’ve been plagued by ...

Apple introduced a $700 device on Thursday called an "eGPU," made by a company called Blackmagic, that can give a 13-inch MacBook Pro better performance than any 15-inch MacBook Pro that Apple sells.