Recent content by henryjamesguest

Yeah it is difficult to tell. The best way to do it is to just look at user reviews. I can give a few recommendations if you can give me your price range.

Use one Thunderbolt Port into the eGPU, as this will fully saturate the connection bandwidth. This will mean less bandwidth for the dock (monitor and storage) as there will be less bandwidth. If you plan on using an eGPU, get a laptop that isn't limited by output bandwidth, as by the sound of it...

It depends on how much bandwidth each is using. There is a set amount of data each one can transfer, however the interface between the motherboard and ports is less than the sum of the max data transfer of the ports. As a result, when transferring more data than the motherboard interface, the...

Try to disable then reinstall the drivers as mentioned above by J_E_D_70 (Thanks alot, running out ideas here!).

Click Windows Key + X and click Device Manager. Scroll down to 'Sound, video and game controllers' and click on the little arrow to the left of it. In here you should see some options, right click on them all and update the drivers. If this still doesn't work, let me know.

Have you still got the old one?

No way to test if it's the GPU or screen then, as you're system doesn't have an iGPU.

Do you have a HDMI TV/Monitor handy to test?