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Short answer is no, long answer most likely not.

1) if you look here, M.2 NGFF SSD Compatibility List | My Digital Discount (Page 2), they say the xps 13 is only sata capable, so not suitable for egpu, the sony has a 50:50 chance

2) in the sony, and most like dell, the M.2 slot is the only hard drive option, see image, you would have a m.2 egpu or internal hard drive.

3) as far as I'm aware there are no M socket adapters suitable for laptops

wow, that list really help, thanks!

but what do you mean by 50:50 chance?

from what i know vaio pro have 2 kinds of ssd, msata ssd and pcie ssd.

is that means the pcie one egpu compatible?

oh and from nando post,

Check out http://forum.techinferno.com/provisional-guides/10368-intel-nuc5i5ryk-gtx970%4016gbps-ngff-m2-p4sm2-win8-%5Bwormholev2%5D.html#post137598

the egpu works using mini pc with Intel NUC5i5RYK + [email protected] (P4SM2)

while on mydigitaldiscount says that type is sata m.2 ngff

it's really confusing

hi, i found these two (vaio pro & dell xps 13 2015) have m.2 key m socket, is it egpu compatible?

here's the picture of socket

vaio pro

dell xps 13

DELL XPS 13 Graphic Pro

hi everyone, i have follow eGPU thread from NBR, but i haven't tried the eGPU adapter because the price....

well there is the new one PE4C-HP3A V1.2 which is cost below $50,

and there is exp gdc too "the clone" version which is cheaper than bplus.....

actually i want to try to make the diy-ed adapter of diy egpu...

but i want to ask is diy-ed adapter support pci-express 2.0 speed? like with the recent egpu you can get the 5.0Gbps...

of course the laptop must be the newer chipset, because the older one can't support right?

just like the NBR member @sonny_mv, @blackett version makes me want to make one too.....

is anyone know does they work on pci-e 2.0 speed? or is it depend on used cable or solder joint quality?

thank you

hi everyone, i just found KZ-B26, it's a expresscard 34 to mini pci-e extender.

the specs says PCI Express base Specification 2.0 (Up to 5Gpbs),

but the warning says Maximum speed of PCIe2.0 (5Gbps) is not guaranteed.

anyone tried this product?