Apple's macOS 10.13.4 is here with full external GPU support - Ars Technica


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Apple's macOS 10.13.4 is here with full external GPU support
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Enlarge / When you have an eGPU connected and working, it appears in "About This Mac." Samuel Axon. reader comments 82. Share this story. Apple has released the 10.13.4 update for macOS. This update adds external graphics card (eGPU) support for most ...
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