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Tweet Share Whatsapp Email Why is the Akitio Node Duo different to other Node ePCIe? Akitio has really made a name for themselves in the external PCIe market. They were one of the very first to release a Thunderbolt 3 enabled ePCIe box and over time the Thunder3 and Akitio Node range of external expansion card devices, that let you utilize the power of a PCIe upgrade card via a laptop device have really escalated the company to the big leagues. Today we want to discuss another addition to the Akitio Node family for Mac and Windows users at their private event that took place alongside Computex 2018 in Taipei. The Akitio Node Duo is very much like the AKitio Node lite, in that it is designed to be a much more compact and smaller footprint ePCIe. Credit for images goes to MacUknow.com It does not support larger GPU cards and a modest PSU (none of the 350W or 550W that bigger beast ePCIe can boast).
However, it arrives at a much more comfortable price point and with the ability to support two PCIe cards via a single Thunderbolt USB-C port (though 2x are available for daisy chaining), as well as a DisplayPort and up to 60W power delivery in one of the ports, it is still very much going to be of interest to the wider thunderbolt community. Credit for images goes to MacUknow.com What are the Specifications of the Akitio Node Duo Thunderbolt3 ePCIe?
The hardware and Specifications of the AKitio Node Duo are very similar to those of the Akitio Node Lite, It is only in areas of power consumption, size of the chassis and the ability to use 2x PCIe cards over the 40Gbps Thunderbolt ports that the AKitio Node Duo has a clear advantage. See below: Credit for images goes to MacUknow.com. Styled on the Akitio Node Lite, but Twice the width and can support two cards at once.
Metal chassis in matte grey. Supported by Mac and Windows systems. 2x Thunderbolt 3 Ports USB-C.
Akitio's Node Pro supports systems running Windows 10 (64-bit) and macOS 10.12.4 and later with a Thunderbolt 3 port. It operates using an internal 500W.
60W USB ports for one TB3 port and 15W for the other. 1x DisplayPort 1.2. Does not really supply enough power of the addition 6+2 Power connectors for high-end GPU cards When will the Thunderbolt 3 Akitio Node Duo be Released? Unlike the Akitio Thunder3 Doc Pro in our previous article, we think we will see the release of the AKitio Node Duo to arrive much sooner with a release of mid-to-late August 2018.
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The AKiTiO Node Pro seems like an appropriate enclosure to host an Elgato Game Capture HD60 Pro. In order for this setup to work, I needed another TB3 enclosure that hosts the GPU. The AKiTiO Node Pro + HD60 Pro then receives HDMI signal from the eGPU. Akitio Node Pro Malaysia Reseller Macking Domain. Thunderbolt 3 expansion chassis. Provides additional PCIe slot for Thunderbolt 3 computers. Portable to move from a location to another. Special price at Macking Domain. Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Penang.
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The AKiTiO Node Pro is a game changer for both MAC and PC users to me this is the best MacBook pro egpu, this does not only make your computer fast, but it gives your device the power to game, edit, work, and enjoy my computer at its max. I was intrigued when I saw that the new Akitio Node Pro was released. I had just bought a Mantiz Venus, though the Akitio Node Pro looked super impressive. So, I bought it. (somewhat anticlimactic there haha).
However, first, let me explain to you about my current setup. I rock a 2017 MacBook Pro w/TB 13″, and an AMD Vega 64 Air Cooled.
Initially, all this was all I needed till I started editing and playing games on it. My AKiTiO eGPU setup is only used for one purpose TO EDIT using Adobe. Now that I have got that out of the way let’s focus on the star of the show, the all-new Akitio Node Pro. The moment I received my unit I unboxed it, I instantly noticed how amazing the quality was.
Very similar in both weight and size to the Mantiz Venus. The Akitio Node Pro is a bit taller, but the Mantiz Venus is much wider. My thoughts; I care deeply about the build quality of this products. The Akitio Node Pro was superior in build quality to the Mantiz Venus and all other product.
The back of the Akitio Node Pro has flush screws, and ports are seated well. The Akitio Node Pro is truly incredible.
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It uses mostly black cables all over; its circuits are all shielded and protected. Installing shields and protective metal plates is smart, and it prevents people from easily damaging their eGPU enclosure. Installing the graphics cards are super easy on both systems (MAC, PC). You first slide off the cover, and then you have full access to the inside of the enclosure. With every single screw needed to install a graphics card and also, being a thumb screw, it is too easy. Finally; Using the Akitio Node Pro, I get excellent performance from my graphics card.
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In conclusion, I genuinely like the Akitio Node Pro as my MacBook pro egpu. If you are Mac or PC user, and you care about quality and design, I would 100% recommend the Akitio Node Pro to you.
