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Lattepanda Alpha eGPU Setup

Lattepanda Alpha eGPU Setup With GTX 1650

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November 15, 2019 //  by Aamir Hussain//  6 Comments

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Lattepanda Alpha eGPU Setup

Lattepanda Alpha eGPU Setup with GTX 1650

Hi, recently I found a way to install an eGPU (external graphics card) on Lattepanda Alpha using an EXP GDC graphics card dock. I saw other people doing eGPU using the m.2 (m key) slot of lattepanda board and using an external hard drive on USB to store games. The problem is external HDD is slow to render the game files to the board.



So I installed an NVME SSD on Lattepanda on m.2 (m key) slot to store the OS and games. This gives very good results on game loading time and OS is also working fast now (i disabled the eMMC storage). Now I used the m.2 (e key) slot of the board to install eGPU on lattepanda alpha, all the instructions and item details are given below.

What items you need to setup eGPU on Lattepanda ??

There are some more methods around this topic, but I will share my best process. Basically you need an eGPU adapter (EXPGDC), desktop PSU, and a desktop graphics card. Which one ?? below is the list of my favorite combinations, which are cheap and best. You can go for high or low according to your budget.

I am using these 3 items to setup eGPU on Lattepanda.

How to setup eGPU on the board (all steps)

So after you ordered all the required items from a local shop or online all you have to do open those boxes, with the Exp Gdc dock you will get a power connector and an NGFF to HDMI eGPU cable. The power supply unit comes with a power cable and the graphics card comes with the driver CD and accessories. Follow the steps below to install eGPU:

Step 1: Turn on the Lattepanda and press the ESC key to open Bios Setup.

Step 2: In the Bios go to Chipset tab > Graphics Configuration > Primary Display change it from Auto to SG mode.

Step 3: Now save the settings by pressing the f4 key on the keyboard then shut down.

Step 4: Plug the eGPU cable to the M.2 (e Key) slot and stick it with double side foam tape.

Step 5: Now get ready the eGPU power connector with the power supply unit. Connect the PSU 24-Pin connector with eGPU power 24-pin jack and 4-Pin CPU connector to the eGPU’s 4-PIN Jack. Just like the picture below:

eGPU Connector to Power Supply
Step 6: Now our power connector is ready and we have now 6-Pin output, Plug that output to the eGPU dock in power in socket and plug the eGPU cable (HDMI point) to the dock in the HDMI port. Just like the picture below:

eGPU cable and power cable connection
Step 7: Now plug the Graphics Card to the Dock (if your card needs extra supplement power connector then plug the 6 or 8 Pin PCIe connector from the PSU).

Step 8: Then plug the lattepanda power adapter, power up the PSU, power up monitor, and plug the mouse and keyboard.

Step 9: Now the HDMI cable from the monitor will go to the GPU instead of HDMI in the Lattepanda.

Step 10: Here all Hardware setup is done, now turn on the lattepanda (GPU will also turn on automatically).

Step 11: When windows start, Go to the device manager you will find your new GPU in the Display adapter.

Step 12: Download and install the Graphics driver and Boom !! Your eGPU setup is Ready 🙂

Playing Fortnite on Lattepanda Alpha using GTX 1650 eGPU

Congratulations !! Now you can play heavy games or render videos on any editing software.



How to setup eGPU on Lattepanda Alpla (Video Tutorial)

Useful Links:

  • Lattepanda Alpha 846s Review – SBC with INTEL

  • How to Install SSD on Lattepanda

  • Latepanda Alpha Gaming (without eGPU)

Thanks for watching and reading our article on how to install eGPU on Lattepanda Alpha, hope this will help you a lot. If you have any questions regarding this project please feel free to ask in the comment section. Bye Bye take care, Have a Nice day 🙂

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Category: Computer Hardware, Single Board ComputerTag: eGPU, External Graphics Card, GTX 1650, Lattepanda, SBC

About Aamir Hussain

Aamir Hussain is a full time YouTuber in a channel called trickiknow, he love computer tech and to share indeed myth of tech. Solving computer problems is one of the specialty of him. In this blog hop you will find some good geeks.

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  1. arnas

    December 28, 2019 at 10:06 pm

    does exp gdc suport 1650s

    Reply
    • TrickIKnow

      December 29, 2019 at 11:23 pm

      ya why not

      Reply
  2. arnas

    January 28, 2020 at 7:33 pm

    how to fix black screen on fujitsu ah531

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  3. marc

    March 17, 2020 at 3:29 pm

    There is no SG option in Bios (only auto, IGFX, PEG) of my Latte Panda Alpha, any tricks on this?

    Reply
    • Aamir Hussain

      April 7, 2020 at 6:16 pm

      There is a tiny PTD button in the eGPU adapter just along the HDMI port, try to switch it 🙂

      Reply
  4. linuxmarc

    March 19, 2020 at 8:21 am

    there is no SG in Bios of my LattePanda Alpha, any trick?

    Reply

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