Suitable for ebook External PCI-E Discrete Card Beast Series7835 For Sale

Suitable for  ebook External PCI-E Discrete  Card Beast Series7835
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Suitable for ebook External PCI-E Discrete Card Beast Series7835:
$47.99

Suitable for Notebook External PCI-E Discrete Card Beast Series7835 is an external device for laptops; it can help them use external high-performance graphics, can use any one pci-e interface device, improve the performance of laptops, and allow them to meet the high-performance graphics required by games.
The Notebook External Discrete Graphics Dock has an Express Card data cable and 6-pin/8-pin power cable.
The enhanced MINI PCI-E cable uses a 26-pin connector that supports Type 54 and Type 34 Express card connectors.
With 6-pin connector for connecting to the graphics card power supply; 8-pin connector for connecting power supply.
Industrial applications such as engineering surveying, data acquisition, server debugging, GPU computing can of course also be used to access most graphics cards for gaming.

Colour:As shown
Material:plastic

Package Contents:
1 x Discrete Graphics Kit


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