macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt version

Because even it works smoothly, the 512GB SSD I have is not enough both for mac os x and gaming.

I don't know what those i7's are capable of with eGPU but I am sure it will be better than 600$ gaming builds, enlighten me if I am wrong. I am serious because for a 600$ gaming build you can only get a GTX 1050ti with a Ryand it is not portable plus it might not get you a smooth gaming experience. I had hopes for that GIGABYTE eGPU box, now I know I can't play games on my macbook retina display and I am saddened.

I was waiting for Aorus Gaming Box and I am dissapointed to see it is not working. Now I see after a few years the same problem somehow still persists. I reckon you could only use external display if you can't cope with that windows card identifying hassle. But at the earlier times (when I was using first retina macbook pros with the beast mode 650m GPU, those days were gold that 650m's were overclocked out of the box.) there was only akito boxes and I did not want to hassle with those, there was problems with 650m or 750m models but it was easy to get it working if your macbook only had integrated graphics. I've always wanted to use a eGPU since I bought my mid 2014 15.4' 750m macbook pro, I am gaming on bootcamp but macbook gets too hot and you can only run basic titles on a 750m. Next I followed the steps in this guide to boot Windows using a custom loader (again, this is basically magic to me): In order to solve this I re-installed Windows without Bootcamp (so to make sure that I got the UEFI version and not BIOS, I have no idea what the difference is but apparently booting Windows with BIOS does not work with eGPU's on a MacBook). The iGPU is automatically turned off if another GPU is connected, which means your screen will be pitch black upon launch. OS X worked instantly after running the automate-gpu script by goalque. I have yet to test it out on the internal screen (waiting for a ghost display), but below are the steps for making it work on an external display. Just came here to confirm that the Gaming Box is working great in OS X as well as in Windows.

Macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt version