JMT EXP GDC Notebook External PCI-E Discrete Graphics Beast Series External Laptop Docking Station Mini PCI-E/M.2 A Key No Power (Expresscard)

Bueno

Purchased this under the assumption that it supports thunderbolt, as that is listed in the description and in the product photos. It does not, and this product is just resold chineese garbage. Instruction manual is in chineese and is no help, and also claims that you can use thunderbolt (you cannot). Also if you look around amazon you'll see many other sellers selling the exact same product for vastly different prices, essentially proving its just chineese garbage. Will be reporting this product.

English:"To be honest, I used it alongside the other adapter that burned out, so I can’t say much more. But what I can say is that these docks are usually way too expensive for how limited they are in bandwidth and overall quality. Even on AliExpress, they still feel overpriced for what they offer. I don’t know, I have mixed feelings about it."Spanish:"Si soy sincero, lo usé junto con el otro adaptador que se me quemó, así que no puedo decir mucho más. Pero lo que sí puedo asegurar es que estos docks suelen costar demasiado para lo limitados que están en ancho de banda y la calidad que tienen. Incluso en AliExpress siguen siendo caros para lo que ofrecen. No sé, me deja con sentimientos encontrados."

This is awesome, now i just need to 3d print a custom gpu enclosure

Wow. Turned an older Dell Precision laptop into a "player two" gaming computer. I did have to get some other software for it to work properly, but well worth it. Who would think a $50 part and a power supply would get an external video card to work.

The product works fine itself, but didn't work with my Lenovo T430 laptop. The computer cannot detect the external GPU with the product. I cannot disable built in display in BIOS by following the instruction. Probably the product is better for experienced computer technician, but not good for general computer users.

How can i get a smaller one

It's good for older PC's (the mini pcie version)