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Hey @Swung Huang, first: thanks alot for your effort! second: is there any chance to get the second adapter with the cable connection? Because i would be able to put it in a case with my graphic card and it would be much easier to carry. I'm now stuck with the GDC-beast Adapter and i would love to get the full potential of my GTX 1080. Could you tell me, what will it cost or is it too time-consuming for you to build? Thank you!

@Celestus Well, those FPS look more attractive to my eyes. Is there any chance to build an adapter for the ultrabay with an HDMI - Female port, so we can connect the GDC Beast V8.0 and use the PCI-Slot and the bandwith of the ultrabay? Will this work? ImO this would be the best solution, because you can use nvidea-Cards and play via the internal display with a better transfer-Rate than the MPCI-E. In the appendix you will see my system and the EGPU in an extra case. It still is portable and compact. It runs with a DELL-powerunit (220Watt, on the right). Just for thought.

Hello Guys, i'm a newbi but i'm glad, that i found a topic, where the Y510P can live up to new competitors. I 've been working on my Y510P the last few years, but still making progression and experiences. I'm running my Y510P with a Beast Adapter over MPCI-Express and a GTX1080. It aktually does work BUT it has a huge Performance-loss via the internal Display (i'm able to play Witcher 3 with 40fps on ultra, even though the card could perform better in a normal PC-Rig). I've also upgraded my Y510P from an i5 4200m to an i7 4900MQ and i really noticed the better and more stable performance (in Witcher 3 for example). I know, that it is worth to upgrade your Laptop. Current Specs: Y510P i7 4700MQ 2.4ghz gt755m x2 sli Egpu 1080 OC Windforce 2x 500GB SSD (Samsung and 512GB ZTC Rüstung 42mm m2 NGFF) 16gb ram (Crucial CT2K102464BF186D, DDR3L, 1866 MT/s)