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Configuration will depend on the type of eGPU you are using:

For BizonBox 3, see https://bizon-tech.com/bizonbox3_guide.pdf.

Apple Developers can take advantage of the External Graphics Development Kit, https://developer.apple.com/development-kit/external-graphics.

For other eGPUs, egpu.io has extensive information and user forum support.

• While eGPUs will work with earlier versions of the Macintosh operating system, Apple does not officially support eGPUs until High Sierra (10.13).
• This workflow was tested with a BizonBox 3 containing an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 and a 2016 MacBook Pro. Workflows for other manufacturer’s eGPUs will be similar but differ in the details.

In System Preferences, choose the NVIDIA Driver Manager and select the NVIDIA Web Driver:

Load the CUDALink package and verify that it can find the eGPU:

Get information about available eGPUs with CUDAInformation:

Use CUDA-enhanced functions in computations:

• See the CUDALink guide for a complete list of CUDA-enhanced functions.

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