Sonnet eGPU Breakaway Box 750ex - External GPU Chassis

Works as advertised with no issues.

I am posting this review to all of the EGPU enclosures that I tried in the hopes that it might help someone else that's trying to make a purchase decision. I'm ranking these from most favorite to least favorite. My primary goals are to be able to run 4x 1440p external monitors and I want the unit to be super quiet and reliable. I tested each with the following equipment: 1. 2019 16" MacBook Pro 2. Dell XPS 13 9305 and 7390 3. Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 3 4. AMD 5500XT GPU 5. Nvidia 1060 GPU 6. Four Acer 27" 1440p displays 1. Cooler Master MasterCase EG200 - while the most expensive out of the bunch, it is my favorite due to best compatibility, reliability, and lowest noise level in my experience. This one also seems to have the best build quality and easiest to replace the PSU later if I ever want to. Also includes a built in stand for my laptop. 2. Razer Core X Chroma. Great build quality but the case fan and PSU fans are both far too loud for my liking. I also could not get the ethernet port to work with my MacBook Pro 16" but that worked fine with my Windows laptops. The PSU and fan also seems harder to change if I ever want to do that in the future. 3. Sonnet Breakaway Box 750ex. Great feature set but not clearly not built as well as the Cooler Master or Razer and more importantly I could not get it to work at all with any of my equipment so worthless to me. 4. Sonnet Breakaway Box 750. Same story as #3 but thought perhaps I just had bad luck with the 750ex. Nope! Could not get it to work with any of the equipment listed above.

No issues or hassles. The directions had good pictures to follow along. I use this for business (no gaming) for zoom meetings, lots of open tabs, and six monitors while having the flexibility of a laptop. The reviews here on Amazon were a little intimidating, however I found the installation of this eGPU and video card to be straightforward plug-n-play and the product to be excellent as advertised. It was easy enough to do myself without needing the manufacturer's support desk. I added 64Gb RAM to my laptop and a Radeon R7 350 HD7750 4GB to this eGPUex. The internet port and 4 usb ports on this eGPUex model eliminated the need for a separate dock to have just one usb thunderbolt cord to my laptop. To have a clean desk, I used a simple under desk laptop mount. I also used a pc under desk mount. I combined two monitor stands for three monitors each on a single extended pole. I added a reinforcement plate for my standup desk for the mount which gives good stability. I used adhesive clips and adhesive cable ties to manage all the cables underneath my desk. I also got a pebbles sound speakers so I wouldn't need a headset and Bluetooth for mouse, keyboard to not need a docking station and reduce the number of wires.

Finally pulled the trigger on a EGPU and the Sonnet Breakaway Box has been great. While the Radeon 6800 barely fit, it did fit after a little bit of finagling. Very quiet even while gaming and provides a nice boost while gaming, more than doubling my fps in some games, compared to the MacBook Pro's built in Radeon 5500m. Only issue is opening and closing the enclosure is not the smoothest, but rarely needs to be done and no internal HD connectivity for a SSD so I am using an external HD though one of the provided rear USB ports. My configuration is a MacBook Pro 16" with an intel i9 CPU and 5500m GPU, an Asus ROG 43" ultrawide 3840x1200, and the Sonnet Breakaway Box 750ex with a Sapphire Radeon 6800 16gb Pulse GPU.

Worked out perfectly to add egpu, network and USB ports to my onexplayer s1. Currently have an AMD Vega 56 installed with no problems. Love the ability to upgrade GPU as needed.

I got the Sonnet USB-hub Thunderbolt eGPU enclosure to replace the comparable Razer USB-hub enclosure I've used for the last couple years with my... I want to say NVIDIA GTX2060 Super, but I'm not going to pull it to check. The good: The Sonnet is quick, easy, smaller, lighter, more stable, bigger power-supply, and less-bloatware-pestering than the Razer. *. (that's an explicit major asterisk) *The Bad: I could only really use the Sonnet for a few hours. Because, you see, my laptop is a HP Spectre x360 (circa winter 2019). And around about BIOS update F.26 (and unresolved at present in F.30), HP introduced, into (from the sound of multiple support threads) their entire laptop line that shares this BIOS spec, a major issue with Power Delivery over Thunderbolt (keep in mind their newer laptops only charge over Thunderbolt). Basically, a whole broad category of devices more than capable of providing the required charging wattage no longer successfully charge HP laptops. Even if the factory power brick is plugged in at the same time. The Razer enclosure can, at least 80% of the time when it's not flaking out, successfully keep my laptop charged while I work. The Sonnet worked flawlessly for the short time I used it, while costing me about 10% battery every 30 minutes. The first day I used it, I didn't start from a full charge, and my entire system went into power-critical shutdown before lunchtime. Needless to say, while I WANT to be using the Sonnet for the stability and simplicity, it's going to be a non-starter until either HP fixes their laptop BIOS or I move to a different work laptop.

This is a great product. I fit mine with a Rtx 3060 Ti. I have an Intel tiger lake with Xe graphics and they both function on the laptop screen. Like if you max out the external, the internal will start picking up. eGPUs in general can be kinda finicky though. I have an infrequent problem where my laptop will drop the eGPU to save battery and going full tilt the break box can't quite keep my battery topped up. I had the luxury of adding a second charger and didn't have any more issues. Upgraded to 5 stars as I found out I had some configuration issues causing my problem.

nice product works fine

Fonctionne parfaitement, ma carte graphique RTX 4060 ti 16gb rentre parfaitement malgré ça taille. Ce qui a amélioré largement mon pc du côté gaming. Franchement je le recommande 🙂.

A nice looking box, though you need plenty of space for it. Great that the integrated power supply includes the necessary cables and that there is a thunderbolt cable to connect to my laptop. Having these makes the setup super easy.

Consulte la compatibilidad de tarjetas de video, donde mencionaba que si era compatible con la Amd rx 6900 xt, pero resulta que no, no cupo.

I'm currently using it as the main GPU for my laptop, connected via USB-C, and the results have been very satisfactory. Additionally, it supplies power to my laptop, eliminating the need for extra adapters on my desktop.