cross out MSI

What spec ? 

my perdition will be end of year together with gtx 1050 / 1040 gpu ( if exist ) , gtx 1060 or above will only appear in Alienware line up i believe

inspiron range starting price from 6k ?

judge by the way of Dell implement the pricing from pass, the only possible if below 6k is with i5, dos , GTX 1060~

Asus news is here
https://www.lowyat.net/2016/112024/asus-rog...ysia-this-week/

IMO, if the laptop cost so high, better buy those laptop that support usb 3.1 and use external GPU (razer core)

Local Razer distributor not dare to bring in even the razer stealth , albeit the demand is there, Moreover the razer core ?

lol
alienware is this one >> http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/product...s1&sku=452-BBRU

while MSI gaming dock, but seems it doesn't bring into Malaysia

for 1060M series mGPU Pricing wehhh

Thunderbolt will be a Kelsey of kaby lake chipset next year so it should be available on cheaper laptop soon.

ULV only right

Both desktop & laptop ?

any price slash for previous gen for the incoming pascal series?

i wouldn't mind 970  or above

good idea mannn...

useless one if esata

but bandwidth limited , thats why they implement thunderbolt- usb tyoe c  3.1

Yeap,  true.  Only older laptops.  But at least a viable option to convert into low end gaming machine.

I have a alienware m15x super old model lol

When you plug your express card you just plug in install the driver then it worked? Don't need to disable the internal graphic card?

How about when you don't want to use just take out and boot back normally?

And I see your setup use a external screen you can use back the laptop screen? Haha sorry for all the crazy questions

I think both the CPU and PCI Expresscard. I have just ordered i7-2760QM to upgrade my Dell CPU. But I think even with the CPU change, there will be some improvement but still won't fully utilize the RX 470 because the PCMCIA slot only works at x1 Gen 1.1. That 75% lower bandwidth that x4 Gen 2. I think RX 460 or GTX 950 would have been a better fit for this setup.