

Power: 500W OS: Windows and macOS GPU Included: No USB-A Port: 4 Gigabit Ethernet Port: Yes USB-B Port: 1Ĭonnection: Thunderbolt 3 Laptop Charging: 100W PSU: 550W Max. Power: 375W OS: Windows and macOS GPU Included: No USB-A Port: 3 Gigabit Ethernet Port: None USB Micro-B Port: 1Ĭonnection: Thunderbolt 3 Laptop Charging: 100W PSU: 600W Max. Power: 500W OS: Windows and macOS GPU Included: No USB-A Port: None Gigabit Ethernet Port: NoneĬonnection: Thunderbolt 3 Laptop Charging: 60W PSU: 550W Max. Power: 475W OS: Windows and macOS GPU Included: No USB-A Port: None Gigabit Ethernet Port: NoneĬonnection: Thunderbolt 3 Laptop Charging: 85W Via Thunderbolt 3 PUS: 650W Max. Power: 500W OS: Windows and macOS GPU Included: No USB-A Port: 4 Gigabit Ethernet Port: 1Ĭonnection: Thunderbolt 3 Laptop Charging: 100W Via Thunderbolt 3 PSU: 750W Max.

These allowed laptop users to outsource the graphics processing to an external device. Then came the novel idea of eGPU enclosures and technologies like Thunderbolt.

Earlier, if one wanted great graphics, one would have to buy a high-end laptop from Alienware. Laptop users were denied the pleasure of stunning graphics for far too long.
