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- Sep 7, 2018
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- Motherboard
- Micro-Star International MS-AEA1
- CPU
- i7-6700HQ
- Graphics
- GTX 960M, HD 530
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
I rebooted to check it, and it was not in Legacy. Switching it to Legacy didn't to anything tho.\Do you have Thunderbolt set to "Legacy" in the bios?
A small update: out of curiosity, I tried to unplug the EGPU box and then plug it back in. Indeed, IORegEx showed a TB3 device removed (got a crossed red line), but when I plugged it back in, the system...froze. Didn't respond to any keyboard input, and the mouse cursor disappeared entirely. Had to reset the power.
So far no success. Works in Linux tho, as I said, and does improve the graphics-bound benchmarks.
UPD: I checked the system report, and the RX580 DOES show up under the graphics/displays section. Still no "use EGPU" icon in the system tray tho. And no, the fans are not spinning.
Another UPDATE: actually, I had both the EGPU and the NUC itself connected to the same monitor via an HDMI hub. Unplugging the NUC-connected HDMI cable somehow switched the system to EGPU (I did notice an increase in Unigine Heaven). And weirdly, fans only begin spinning when the GPU is loaded in MacOS.
I will update on how games are running.
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