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some additional information: I tried to connect my eGPU to anothor very old Lenovo thinkpad (2004) running with a Linux system. Still the computer froze completely. It also does not matter if I set BIOS to generation 1 or automatic. Guess the quality of the product is substandart and it is already broke . I consider to buy the PE4C V3.0 and hope I will have more luck with it.

Hallo everyone, I have a problem with my Beast EXP GDC v7 and would be greatful for some good advice. When Win7 is booting with the eGPU plugged in with the express card connector, the computer freezes every second and the windows logo stops for a second also. If I pull the express card connector, the system startup continues normally without any trouble whatsoever. My setup: Lenovo x220t Sapphire R7-240 Intel i5-2520m express card Bios 1.40 Win7 The funny thing is it worked for a couple of days without any problem. Before that, while I tried to set it up for the first time I had a similar issue. Then the system froze completely just by pluging it in. The issue had misteriously been solved by using my older 4GB RAM stick for a while instead of an 8GB one. That doesn`t make sense I know . As I said the eGPU was working perfectly for a couple of days. I have not alter or installed anything in that time (at least nothing I am aware of). The only thing I know is that I disconnected the eGPU and worked with the laptops internal Intel cart since I was working. When I went back and conneced the card nothing would work. No hotplugging, no hybernation. I could only find one similar quote here from Kotv on page 27. He also uses an x220. But there was no hint that could help me. I also deinstalled the graphic drivers but the issue remains the same. Guess there is somthing wrong with the data trensfere between the laptop and the eGPU. I would be very glad if anyone could help me.

Hi, You can find it on Bangong: http://www.banggood.com/EXP-GDC-Expresscard-Signal-Line-Compatible-Type-3454-Interface-p-968883.html Good luck