BOSGAME GVP7600

The BOSGAME GVP7600 enters a crowded eGPU market at a $689 premium, positioning itself as a feature-rich but overpriced contender. While it shares the same AMD RX 7600M XT (120W max TDP) as rivals like the Minisforum MGA1 ($559) and AOOSTAR XG76XT ($619), its M.2 SSD slot and Micro SD reader are unique additions. Performance mirrors competitors: 100+ fps in 1080p Ultra (Horizon Zero Dawn) and 60 fps in 1440p Medium (Cyberpunk 2077), matching the RTX 4060 laptop GPUs as claimed. The Turbo Button (100W ↔ 120W) offers marginal gains (~5% fps boost), but thermal throttling kicks in quickly at 120W .

Against the GMKtec AD-GP1 ($459) and OneXGPU ($699), the GVP7600 struggles to justify its price. The M.2 slot (PCIe 3.0) and SD reader are convenient but don’t offset the $130–230 premium over rivals. The aluminum chassis feels premium, yet cooling is no better than cheaper options—GPU temps hit 82°C at 120W, triggering fan noise up to 47dB. The OCuLink + Thunderbolt 3 combo is versatile, but most users will default to TB3, where bandwidth bottlenecks persist .

BOSGAME’s after-sales support (24/7 service) is a standout, but the GVP7600’s value proposition is shaky. For $689, buyers could opt for the AOOSTAR XG76XT (better cooling) or Minisforum MGA1 (same performance, $130 cheaper). Unless the SSD expansion is critical, this dock is a tough sell .

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