AG02 EGPU Dock with 800W PSU, OCuLink+USB4 Port and TGX Hot Swap,Support Up to 600W EGPU Support(not Support 5090,5090D)
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- AOOSTAR AG02 EGPU Dock The AOOSTAR AG02 external GPU docking station has a built-in 800W power supply. The maximum power consumption of the GPU is 600W(not support 5090,5090D), so it basically meets the needs of most existing graphics cards. AG02 eGPU dock adopts an open metal body design with aluminum profile center frame, size 22.5 x 11 x 6cm, weight 1.5KG, and unlimited graphics card length.
- AG02 EGPU Dock CompatibilityThe AG02 eGPU docking station is compatible with most external graphics boards on the market today. Equipped with OCULINKhe USB4 port, USB port supports hot swapping Note: This external GPU dock is only compatible with devices with an Oculink port. Please check in advance. OCuLink and TGXOCuLink interface provides 64Gbps effective bandwidth in PCIe 4.0 x4 lanes and the base is hot-swappable 2024 Lenovo ThinkBook 14+ / 16+ Core Edition Laptop TGX Interface For interface.
- AG02 EGPU dock specifications Interface: 1xOCuLink+USB4 interface, 3x8-pin graphics card power connector. Power input: AC 220V~ 50/60Hz. OS: Supports both Mac and Windows (Win11 22h2 or higher version recommended).
- Notes on AG02 EGPU Dock (1) The OCULINK interface does not support hot-plugging, so be sure to turn off the power when unplugging or plugging in the cable! (2) The OCULINK interface is designed with a fixed lock, so when unplugging the OCULINK interface, the switch must be pressed to unlock it. (3) The built-in power supply is for Dock only. (4) Hot-swap feature is only available on TGX devices.
- What In Box: 1 x AOOSTAR AG02 Oculink port EGPU Dock 1 x Oculink cable 1 x USB cable 1 x Power supply 2 x Switch Cable * The GPU is not included.
- AOOSTAR provide 12 months after-sales service from the date of order, you have any questions about the product, please contact us by inquiry/e**mail
Brand: AOOSTAR
Hardware Interface: ISA
Compatible Devices: iPod Touch 7
Product Dimensions: 8.86"L x 4.33"W x 2.36"H
Number of Ports: 1
Item Weight: 2.46 Kilograms
Wattage: 800
Input Voltage: 220 Volts (AC)
Manufacturer: AOOSTAR
Package Dimensions: 12.13 x 8.9 x 4.45 inches
Item Weight: 5.41 pounds
Date First Available: February 20, 2025
Manufacturer: AOOSTAR
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The 5 stars here are warranted due to the dock's build quality and port flexibility Build quality: The system uses a name brand, off-the-shelf 1u form factor 80 plus platinum certified power supply - chickony R18-800P2VA. It's efficient and delivers it's rated output; it's durable and shouldn't fail; if it does it's hot-swappable with any 1u standard compliant interface. This is top-tier design-for-repairabilty that all manufacturers should be striving for. The power supply is integrated into the case so it doesn't have awkward spots where you bolt-on a powersupply you provide yourself. Flexibility: USB4/thunderbolt is great for hot plugging devices, but has bandwidth limitations. Oculink is great for bandwidth but isn't hot pluggable on most systems. This dock has both. Most of my use is with the usb4 connection - i don't need bandwith for the most part, but occasionally I do and wanted to see if oculink would work well for me, which is why i chose this one. Other Details: This switches between oculink and usb-c via a pair of PI3DBS16412 pcie switches and PI3EQX16904GL redrivers. It appears the oculink and usb4 pcie pins go into the switches first then the redrivers, but they shouldn't be necessary for the usb4 link and would do more for the oculink signal integrity if they were directly on that input. I don't know why that design decision was made, but i don't know that it's causing any problem. The dock is based on the asmedia 246x chip like many usb4 nvme enclosures. It's newer, cheaper, faster, and runs cooler than lots of the older intel thunderbolt chips that are still in use. My use is for FPGA and security testing; bandwidth doesn't matter so much as hotplug ability. I did test this dock with a few NVME drives and it performed like most other 246x adapters I had - bottlenecked by my laptop's usb4 implementation. Hidden perks: If you solder a header on the internal 'debug' connector, you can see the link training details as you plug and unplug devices. I ran this cable out the front of the chassis so it's there when i need it. Flaws: - For a high power card, you need to buy a separate "12VHPWR" power cable - the cables included will not work for most high power graphics cards. You also make sure you get the right orientation, and the right connectors ('evga type' worked for me). This really should have been included, but i understand why it was not - they're expensive, different gpus have these connectors in different orientations, and only a small portion of the users of this device might actually need that cable. But, aoostar should at least link to known good cables. - the graphics card support bracket isn't great, but does do the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by joefitz joefitz
This external GPU dock functioned as expected, providing straightforward plug-and-play operation and the capacity to considerably enhance the performance of mini PCs or older laptops. It was primarily used for demanding tasks such as rendering and video editing. The build quality appears robust, and the flexibility of a potentially replaceable server PSU is a positive aspect. However, there are two concerns: 1. The GPU feels somewhat unstable, connected only by its small PCB connector, which makes it vulnerable to accidental bumps. A stand or back support would be advantageous for enhanced stability. 2. The power button does not fully shut down the device, and the power supply stays on, leading to constant power consumption.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by Johnny Johnny
I have a few minipcs but not all of them have fancy oculink (64gb bandwidth) connections. This dock supports usb4 as well (make sure you also get a usb4 compliant cable - usbc are NOT created equal) the usb4 isn't as fast as the oculink but i'm only seeing between 15-20% which is a hit but still faster than most iGPU's. The case is solid (I don't mind that it's not enclosed) There is a button to power on the GPU but I do wish that the psu powered off and didn't stay on all the time. The switch basically turns off the pcie port but the power remains powered.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2025 by datamushroom datamushroom
The device works …. But how are you suppose to get 600w from 3 set of connectors safely ? Something is off with the math and supporting a 5090 with this might not be doable even though they claim X amount of Watts.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025 by Christopher Wedderburn
Its extremely simple. Pretty much plug in play. I dont like how there is no housing or stronger support for the GPU but it's so fast to replace gpus for testing. It works for the 30 series of nvidia gpus all way down to tesla m10s-k80s gpus ( just from the gpus I have 3080 dell 3050 6gb , Tesla m40, M12 k80 ,quadro p2000 k620 , GTX titan Z 1080ti and arc a310) Make sure to start the egpu first when using occulink. Then your pc. For usb 4 connection do the same. Start the egpu first then pc. You can connect the egpu after the pc starts with usb 4 but you can encounter bugs/glitches. It all depends on your pc. Also just a warning ⚠️ do not unplug the gpus from occulink when the device is running. It will cause damage. It is not hotswap. Unplugging the egpu using the USB 4 will just cause your PC to blue screen. OveralI I recommend this it's one of the cheapest ways to get a good looking occulink USB 4 egpu docks.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Bob
EL UNICO PROBLEMA QUE TIENE ESTE ARTICULO ES QUE DESPUES DE APAGAR PC LA FUENTE DE ALIMENTACION SIGUE ENCENDIDA Y TENGO QUE DESCONERTAL EL CABLE DE ALIMENTACION
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by carlos denis
I previously was using a Razer eGPU dock, but found it too big and cumbersome to carry alongside my laptop. I ended up finding this Aoostar AG02 dock, which perfectly matches my Nvidia 3080TI FE card. It's built solidly and came with all the necessary cables / cords. It was straight forward to get it running with my Thinkpad Ryzen T14s G3 with Thunderbolt 3. I'm using it as a semi portable setup at the office, the open air design keeps the GPU cool, and it's easy enough to move around when I'm required to swap desks.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025 by Andrew Z. Andrew Z.
work great with my gtx1080ti
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025 by Duc Nguyen