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But with Apple Silicon it is Metal or nothing. On the eGPU front it is not so much the hardware or even protocols.

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So a solution for x86 and x86-84 Windows applications would need to be via 32 and 64 bit virtualization.ġ. And unless I am wrong Apple has closed the door on emulating Windows themselves.

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It was why the Surface Duo uses Android instead of Windows. but it will be ARM Windows which even Microsoft acknowledges is largely useless except for (some) first party and web applications. It would probably also be more efficient and effective since a M1g would probably be much smaller 5nm and tailored to support the M1. That would be Apple style with no time or money wasted having to support 3rd party cards, plus more profit! Or like someone else said, maybe Apple is planning to offer their own eGPUs without supporting 3rd GPUs. It could simply mean that like the enclosures they simply left that functionality in since it's used for the INTEL Macs. So, while I agree that it may not ultimately result in anything, the statement that 'it means absolutely nothing' isn't true. The fact that it's identifying properly in the chain is a positive. The bolded is an over-simplification of the handshake and identification process. Devices have to handshake properly to get this identification, and they can't always do that if the operating system or kernel in question doesn't have 'hooks' for it. All TB and USB devices get detected if they are connected. However, monitors connected directly the cards do nothing. The display communicates with the MacBook Pro as normal, complete with video playback.Īdditionally, AppleInsider has seen the Razer Core X, and the Sonnet eGFX Breakaway Box identify itself properly to macOS with an assortment of cards, including the RX 590, Vega 64, and Radeon VII. In plugging a Pro Display XDR into a Blackmagic eGPU inserted into a Thunderbolt 3 port, it was found the eGPU enclosure was still detected and functions.

While eGPUs are not officially supported by the latest M1 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini, macOS 11 still sees the enclosure, and the PCI-E card inside. However, testing by Mac4Ever corroborated by AppleInsider's own trials, offers hope to eGPU owners. Developer support documentation and later experimentation confirmed that support for non-Apple GPUs wouldn't be enabled in hardware using Apple Silicon, effectively making eGPUs largely unusable. The introduction of the M1-equipped Macs, including the Mac mini, MacBook Air, and 13-inch MacBook Pro promoted the on-processor GPU, but signs indicated that support for eGPUs were on the way out.

Blackmagic desktop video not detected big sur