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I would like to share with you how to connect graphics cards to notebook computers. I believe most people don't know much about it, so share this article for your reference. I hope you will learn a lot after reading this article. Let's learn about it together.

Prepare before attaching the video card to the laptop:

Here are some accessories after you buy a complete set of EXP GDC equipment, from left to right, 200W peripheral power is used to power the video card, and there will be an external 6Pin power supply to power the video card. An EXP GDC device that connects to the expresscard interface of the laptop, and the interface on the other side is mini hdmi. An EXP GDC motherboard is used to connect the external video card. An HDMI line with HDMI and mini HDMI standard interfaces on both sides. Of course, you also need a powerful graphics card, this test uses the GTX650Ti Boost version of MSI.

First of all, install four fixing screws for the EXP GDC motherboard, which can be placed more stably after plugging in and connecting the external video card.

The four screw struts are easy to install and can be screwed directly by hand without a screwdriver.

Install 4 screw struts of the EXP GDC motherboard, you can see the above clearly written, the author is in the hands of this device is V2.5 version. Let's take a look at the details of workmanship. For a product with a low price, from the welding of resistors and capacitors, we can see that although it is not comparable to some large factories, it is also quite good!

This PCI-E slot is used to connect the desktop video card! There are two mini HDMI interfaces on the motherboard, which is the two-way data connection of this equipment. The author only tested the separate connection of the Expresscard interface. Interested netizens can try the performance of the two-way connection with the mini PCI-E interface.

Connect the 4pin interface of the power supply to the motherboard, from top to bottom, 4Pin power interface, dual power cord, mini HDMI.

Next, you can plug your big guy and external graphics card into the motherboard of EXP GDC! Pay attention to the alignment, insert violently into the line, to a picture on the back of the card, relatively speaking, such a big factory like Weixing, this work on a higher level ah!

Walk up a connected panorama of it, power supply, express card, graphics card, motherboard, power supply is slightly larger, I believe that the future version should be improved.

How much power does such a large power supply have? we can see that the output power is 12V 18A, which should be 216W.

This should be enough for our external graphics card to power!

I haven't said for a long time, in the end, where is our Expresscard interface? this test notebook, using the author's own Y460 as an example, under the E-sata interface on the right side of the fuselage, is the Expresscard interface! In addition, EXP GDC devices also support mini PCI-E, many machines have built-in this interface, and some are free bits. You should be distinguished from the mSATA interface. By the way, if you don't use a wireless network card, you can remove it, because the general wireless network card is a mini PCI-E interface.

The above is all the contents of the article "how to connect a graphics card to a notebook computer". Thank you for reading! I believe we all have a certain understanding, hope to share the content to help you, if you want to learn more knowledge, welcome to follow the industry information channel!

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