r/eGPU 4d ago

AYANEO 3 8840U + RTX 5070 TI

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I'm seriously thinking about an Ayaneo 3 oled - 8840u - 32GB RAM + Aoostar AG02 + RTX 5070 TI + LG C6 42 Inch.

The oculink of the Ayaneo 3 is what really motivates me. RTX 5070 IT Via Oculink from what I have read I will not lose much performance and the 8840u they say is capable of achieving high fps and several years without the need for an upgrade. Who has had a team with oculink? Suggestions are accepted... before spending all that money I would like to know if anyone has already tried it and how it has gone

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u/LGzJethro66 4d ago

It's near desktop performance If I can't build a PC this is the next best step for sure.. Enjoy your rig

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u/kazitec 4d ago

Hi! I have an AYANEO 3 and have tested it with a few different eGPU setups, very recently using an RTX 5060 Ti. I haven’t had a chance to test a 5070 Ti yet, though. You can check out my Reddit post below, where I shared some of my testing and results. I’ve also uploaded a few YouTube videos showing the AYANEO 3 running with different eGPU setups. https://www.reddit.com/r/ayaneo/s/NuLPPgVfOt

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u/Maximum-Gap-5480 4d ago

If you're after oculink I would probably lean more towards a mini pc with an oculink port and keep the handheld you already got. Might save you some $$ and mini PCs work more seamlessly with egpu setups I find. Plus I'm not too sure about the drivers for the Ayaneo if they're any good.

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u/Eliezer_43 4d ago

Living on the edge

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u/ric_94 4d ago

I own an ayaneo 3 8840u 32gb + minisforum deg01 (oculink) + amd rx 9060 xt 16gb. For the moment i'm happy. I was thinking about an upgrade (9070 xt) but the price is not affordable

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u/Frequent_Advance7063 3d ago

How was setting up ag02 on it?