Chinese company ONE-NETBOOK just built a faster version of their pocket-sized gaming graphics card. The new ONEXGPU swaps out the old OCulink connection for speedy Thunderbolt 5 technology. Gamers can expect much better performance thanks to the bandwidth jump from 64 to 80 gigabits per second. The upgrade should make games run smoother and look better on laptops and small computers. ONE-NETBOOK already makes portable gaming devices and external graphics cards for tech fans.
The latest model looks completely different from the original ONEXGPU design. Engineers made the new version bigger and added fancy LED lights across the front panel. Better cooling systems help the graphics card stay cool during intense gaming sessions. The company kept the same powerful Radeon RX 7600M XT graphics chip inside the device. Players can still carry the external graphics card around like the first model.
ONE-NETBOOK will likely add faster storage slots and more USB ports to the updated version. The original device uses older PCIe 3.0 connections but the new one should support PCIe 4.0 or 5.0 speeds. Fast charging ports will help power up phones and tablets connected to the graphics card. The company has not released official details about the new ONEXGPU specs. Tech fans should hear more information about the device within the next few weeks.
The latest model looks completely different from the original ONEXGPU design. Engineers made the new version bigger and added fancy LED lights across the front panel. Better cooling systems help the graphics card stay cool during intense gaming sessions. The company kept the same powerful Radeon RX 7600M XT graphics chip inside the device. Players can still carry the external graphics card around like the first model.
ONE-NETBOOK will likely add faster storage slots and more USB ports to the updated version. The original device uses older PCIe 3.0 connections but the new one should support PCIe 4.0 or 5.0 speeds. Fast charging ports will help power up phones and tablets connected to the graphics card. The company has not released official details about the new ONEXGPU specs. Tech fans should hear more information about the device within the next few weeks.
