I meant specifically Asus’ eGPU environment. It does require plugging it in, using a physical lock, then switching over, hoping it doesn’t crash, maybe rebooting if it gets temperamental…
It’s honestly far more of a hassle than just having two setups. I’m writing this after playing a bunch of Spider-Man on a handheld while lying in bed. I get the appeal, but at the end of the day desktop PCs are better at desktop PC things.
I meant specifically Asus’ eGPU environment. It does require plugging it in, using a physical lock, then switching over, hoping it doesn’t crash, maybe rebooting if it gets temperamental…
It’s honestly far more of a hassle than just having two setups. I’m writing this after playing a bunch of Spider-Man on a handheld while lying in bed. I get the appeal, but at the end of the day desktop PCs are better at desktop PC things.
Yeah, fair enough, that eGPU solution doesn’t seem very convenient