The DisplayPort connection will drive up to a 5K display. Ins and outs include two 40Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 connections, an HDMI 2, four-port USB 3 hub, and 85W of output that can charge laptops as well as power peripherals like keyboards, mice, Thunderbolt monitors, HDMI televisions, VR headsets, high speed storage and more. With built-in AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 graphics porcessor, the eGPU features 8GB of HBM RAM, 2048-bit memory interface that can achieve up to 410GB/s throughput, and 56 discreet compute units to provide up to 10.5 teraflops of processing. Also compatible with gaming and VR software and headsets, the eGPU Pro can deliver higher resolutions, frame rates and details with support of 94 billion textured pixels-per-second, whether on a laptop or desktop, also supporting 5K external monitors. Thanks to support of Apple’s Metal architecture and multiple GPUs of Blackmagic’s free DaVinci Resolve video editing and effects software, Resolve users can gain an increase to heavy computational tasks like noise reductions with a graphics performance increase of up to 22x on a model such as a 13" MacBook Pro.
Designed to assist laptops and desktops in graphics-heavy computational tasks such as video editing, VR work and gaming, both eGPU models were designed in collaboration with Apple, and feature a sleek exterior design to match Macs and Apple peripherals.
Less than six months after the release of the original $699 eGPU, Blackmagic now offers the $1,199 Blackmagic eGPU Pro, advancing the external graphics processor to nearly doubled performance. Adding RAW to their retinue, Blackmagic builds on the original eGPU with AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 graphics for twice the speed.
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