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I was thinking about some new project for my low profile single slot YESTON GTX 1650 and came up with the idea to make another DIY Thunderbolt eGPU enclosure for it.parts used for this build:generic M.2 to TB3 40Gbps adapterADT-LINK M.2 to PCIe 16x Riser CablePICOBOX DCDC200 step down moduleWhile my last eGPU came with an internal AC-DC PSU I chose to go for an external solution this time. Since I'll be using it with my Notebook - which requires an 19.5V power brick anyways - I thought this might be overall smaller in total volume and would give me some additional flexibility. With an Y splitter cable I could run the Notebook & eGPU via the same 230W GaN adapter, use a small 120W PD adapter or maybe it would even work with a powerful power bank / battery pack...laser cutting & bending drawings for the case attached to this post...
I was thinking about some new project for my low profile single slot YESTON GTX 1650 and came up with the idea to make another DIY Thunderbolt eGPU enclosure for it.
parts used for this build:
While my last eGPU came with an internal AC-DC PSU I chose to go for an external solution this time. Since I'll be using it with my Notebook - which requires an 19.5V power brick anyways - I thought this might be overall smaller in total volume and would give me some additional flexibility. With an Y splitter cable I could run the Notebook & eGPU via the same 230W GaN adapter, use a small 120W PD adapter or maybe it would even work with a powerful power bank / battery pack...
laser cutting & bending drawings for the case attached to this post...
