MINISFORUM DEG1 External GPU Dock Station, Mini eGPU Enclosure for RTX 4090, AMD RX 7900 XTX, Support ATX/SFX Standard Power Supplies, Oculink Interface Graphics Dock Station
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Style: DEG1(Oculink)
Features
- Up link: Oculink 4i(PCIE4.0x4) Down Link: PCIEx16(PCIE4.0x4) Only Support Oculink
- Power: ATX/SFX Power Button: ForcePowerOn with LED x 1
- Note1: OCulink interface does not support hot plugging, and the machine needs to be turned off.
- Note2: OCulink connector has a fixed locking interface, and you need to press the switch to unlock and unplug it. Forced unplugging will cause damage to the ports.
- Note3: The follow-start function is only compatible with MINISFORUM Mini PCs, and requires the use of original wires.
Brand: MINISFORUM
Color: Black
Hardware Interface: PCI Express 4.0
Compatible Devices: AMD RX 7900 XTX, RTX 4090
Product Dimensions: 10.64"L x 6.87"W x 1.6"H
Number of Ports: 1
Item Weight: 1.15 Kilograms
Wattage: 240.00
Manufacturer: Micro Computer (HK) Tech Limited
Product Dimensions: 10.64 x 6.87 x 1.6 inches
Item Weight: 2.53 pounds
Item model number: Deskmini
Date First Available: August 13, 2024
Manufacturer: Micro Computer (HK) Tech Limited
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
Was looking for an egpu dock that would let me choose whichever gpu and power supply to add. Of all the choices on Amazon this one seemed to be the best choice at a reasonable price. I did notice in some reviews that ppl mentioned having stuttering video issues where the oculink possibly didn't provide enough bandwidth, but on my setup I had no issues whatsoever even at ultra 1440p settings. Very impressed with the simple yet intuitive design, was able to figure out how to use it w/o instructions.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2025 by B Liaw
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
Works great with my 4090 for local AI work. Highly recommended- there were zero issues. Great product!
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by Coffee Drinker
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
Pretty simple setup that turned my AceMagician Mini PC into an actual workhorse for my YouTube channel. I was REALLY missing my Nvidia Broadcast app etc to provide much better quality and now I got it back! 😁 I just used an adapter to go from NVMe to OCuLink so this could work and it does, flawlessly 🤙
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2025 by DopeDiculous DopeDiculous
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
Works perfectly with my RTX 3080 and a quality SFX power supply. The fixing bracket makes the whole assembly very stable. The power switch is a momentary push style so must be used each time external power is turned on, before activating CPU - oculink requirement. Would have much preferred a toggle switch.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2025 by Cris Barrows
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
buy at your own risk. had issues getting the computer to recognize the gpu installed on the devise. spent a month emailing tech support updating bios on the computer etc. etc. thinking it was a setting i was missing. In the end they couldn't find a solution, they wanted me to test it on another machine. For me that wasn't possible, so I bought a cheaper pcb board with the pcie to oculink i found on amazon and tested my power supply and gpu that way. worked the first time (no settings changed). By that time amazons return window was up. I filled out warranty claim on their website and never heard back. what a waste.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025 by paul lentine
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
To start, this GPU dock station is targeted at the Minisforum mini PCs which have an optional Oculink interface. I tested it with the MINISFORUM UM890 Pro, which has 8 cores/16 threads and 64 GB of ram. I had a RTX 3090 Founder's Edition which had been replaced by newer card and was sitting on a shelf gathering dust. I bought the UM890 Pro in 2024 during the Black Friday sale. and by itself, it is a very powerful PC. The only downside is that the embedded GPU cannot produce good frame rates even on the lowest HD settings. It comes with a little board that plugs into one of the NVME slots to provide the Oculink interface, so I bought the docking station to see if it could play games with the RTX 3090. If you are looking to buy this station, be aware that it requires a separate power supply with enough wattage to run the GPU. The Oculink interface does not provide power, and the UM 890 does not draw power from the external power supply. I bought a Be Quiet 750 watt power supply because they really are the quietest supplies I have ever had. The 3090 only needs about 350-400 watts, but the 750 watt power supply was available for delivery the next day. If you have a GPU with the PCIe 5 power connector, be sure the power supply has the right cable. The Be Quiet supplies have them. Installation was a 3 minute job. The power supply mounts on its side using 2 screws. The main cable which would go to the motherboard plugs into the station. The docking station comes with a mounting bracket which screws to the power supply, and the GPU gets screwed down like it would if it were in a case. All 5 screws needed are provided. The last connection is the PCIe 5 power connector to the GPU. The docking station comes with an Oculink cable. The Minisform PC does not come with the Oculink interface installed, so you have to take off the top and insert it into the NVME slot on top of the motherboard. Minisforum mini PCs are super easy to work on, and just about anyone could do it. Once installed, you plug the Oculink cable into the PC and the docking station, and you are done. You will need to plug the GPU into a monitor. I plugged the UM 890 into a separate monitor just in case I needed to install drivers. As it turned out, Windows identified the GPU in the docking station after a couple of minutes without any input from me. I installed the latest Nvidia drivers. My test game was Fallout 76. I got 71 FPS on ultra settings, which is nearly identical what I got with the 3090 on my big tower which has 16 cores/32 threads, 192 GB of ram, and fast PCIe 5 NVME SSDs. The RTX 4080 Super in my tower gets 100-120 FPS on ultra settings for comparison. What was interesting is that even after playing for 30 minutes, none of the fans was loud enough to hear over the game. The mini PC was certainly not being thermal throttled in the least. I compared the cost of this setup to the cost of building my top end gaming rig, and leaving out the cost of the GPU, the Miniforum UM 890 Pro with the GPU docking station and an external power supply was $400+ *less* than the tower. The GPU and motherboard in the tower are higher performance than the laptop CPU used in the mini PC, but I need that for other purposes. If you can get a Minisforum mini PC with the Oculink interface on sale, you should be able to put together a gaming PC for $900-1000 plus the cost of the GPU. It's not as portable as a gaming laptop, but everything will fit in a backpack. And you'll save a lot of money plus have the ability to swap out the GPU for a newer model someday. I am seriously considering making this my new standard build in the future. Note: I have not been paid for this review. All hardware was paid for by me.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025 by Morris L.
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
So far, this dock has been great. Simple to connect and getting the job done. I have a Thermaltake 500W power supply and PNY RTX-5060ti 16GB card mounted to it. It's connected to a GMKtec K6 mini PC.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2025 by Wifey and Hubbs
Style: DEG1(Oculink)
When looking for an upgrade, like going from slow thunderbolt/usb 4 to much faster oculink, you'd expect to pay more. Like I think I paid 150 for my tb dock. This was less. And it was easy. And it just works. Plugged in the cable after using my sfx power supply and the little arm thing for the card stand, and blammo. I didn't even have to go into the bios. Better, it worked with Linux. And I legit didn't have to do anything but connect everything up. I'm still on that first boot. Having your card in a dock is a luxury. It runs cooler, and you can get at it if you want to swap it out, upgrade it, or it locks up. I like to run a cable for the external card, and one for the internal in the pc so I can swap between them. On Linux it means I don't have to reboot if the 7900XT has issues. I can fall back to onboard graphics, fix it, then resume. That's very convenient. It also means I can swap out my system/card at will. Oculink is awesome if you game at 60fps. You won't see much performance falloff unless you are doing insane fps 1080p gaming. Great product minisforum.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024 by Cake Fighter