eGPU via NVME SSD’s PCI-E lanes

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Lincspoacher

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So I’ve just received the HP OMEN 17 laptop with a gtx 1060 and realized it doesn’t come with thunderbolt 3, which is only available on the next model with gtx 1070 and is £200 more that I cannot afford. So I was wondering if it would be possible in future to connect an external gpu via the laptops m.2 nvme port using a x4 to x16 cable (the port is easily accessed by a removable panel underneath the laptop). Any help would be much appreciated thanks, and no I will not being buying a ‘better laptop’ or a desktop, I am a student that needs something mildly portable and hp offer a student discount.

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By the time the 1060 isn't good enough anymore you should already be on your next pc. You can do the m.2 nvme port but quite...
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By the time the 1060 isn't good enough anymore you should already be on your next pc. You can do the m.2 nvme port but quite a gew gpu's will have some problems depending on the dock you get since it only runs at 4x speed.
 
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