Does adding a egpu to mac help with ios emulator

#Does adding a egpu to mac help with ios emulator pro
#Does adding a egpu to mac help with ios emulator Pc

Given the discrete Radeon already in there (and in the previous model), it would surprise me to see any performance boost that is more than a tiny uptick. If someone has one, I'd love to see similar DAW tests to what OP posted.

#Does adding a egpu to mac help with ios emulator pro

Depending on what exactly they are of course.But a Macbook Pro with a discrete GPU (not one in the CPU package), and modern enough to be able to use an eGPU? For the current generation, that's only the Macbook Pro 16'

#Does adding a egpu to mac help with ios emulator Pc

I'd expect PC laptops to possibly deal with this a little bit better. I consider this a fact and it's not uncommon at all. I'm not sure why you can see graphics struggle in some cases, but some DAWs use graphics in a way that does spike GPU use under some circumstances. Maybe you've misunderstood what I was getting at.Дepending on what people use I maintain this is potentially a real problem, for some machines of some models at least. This was the scenario proposed in this thread, but not actually tested.Д®dit: I see you said almost exactly the same thing above. Replacing a discrete GPU with an external GPU: not going to give you any meaningful music creation perf boost unless the original GPU was complete crap and unable to drive the monitors to begin with (which is unlikely on any machine that has eGPU support).This is the scenario covered in the video. Replacing a CPU-integrated GPU with a discrete one: better perf because you've offloaded CPU and memory from the mini.(he also tested using both the external GPU and the internal and with the two monitors plugged into combinations of internal and external GPU). In the video, he replaced an integrated GPU in a Mac Mini with an external one. Although many other systems can benefit as well.Дid you even watch the videos that the OP posted? You really don't want to let go of your cherished beliefs even when someone proves you wrong? Jeez.Not sure why you're being so hostile. For the most part, systems which have integrated graphics will benefit the most from an eGPU. If you have a 'strong' GPU within your Mac Book Pro, you can buy one twice as strong within an eGPU and see if it makes a difference.Д«ut you are correct. That's the flexibility of an eGPU, is you can buy whatever graphics card you like. A Mac Book Pro could still benefit from an eGPU, depending on the current chip running within it. The Mac Mini has an integrated graphics chip, which is the Intel UHD Graphics 630.

I would not expect much improvement using a computer that does have a discreet graphics card (such as a Mac Book Pro, Mac Pro) etc, unless the on board discreet graphics card is very much inferior to whatever eGPU is being tested.Thanks for the reply! That is correct. Thanks! However, this study is specifically relevant to a Mac Mini, which does not have its own discreet graphics card, and therefore graphics duties have to be shared with the CPU.