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  1. Framework Laptop 16 OCuLink Dev Kit supports external PCIe 4.0 x8 GPUs and other accessories

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop with an Expansion Bay designed to let you add a discrete GPU to the notebook.. or swap out one GPU for another. But later this year Framework plans to give users another way to use that Expansion Bay.

    An upcoming Framework OCuLink Dev Kit makes it possible to connect an external GPU or other accessories.

    External graphics docks are nothing new – PC […]

    #egpu #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink #oculink8i Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto
  2. Framework Laptop 16 OCuLink Dev Kit supports external PCIe 4.0 x8 GPUs and other accessories

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop with an Expansion Bay designed to let you add a discrete GPU to the notebook.. or swap out one GPU for another. But later this year Framework plans to give users another way to use that Expansion Bay.

    An upcoming Framework OCuLink Dev Kit makes it possible to connect an external GPU or other accessories.

    External graphics docks are nothing new – PC […]

    #egpu #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink #oculink8i Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto
  3. Framework Laptop 16 OCuLink Dev Kit supports external PCIe 4.0 x8 GPUs and other accessories

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop with an Expansion Bay designed to let you add a discrete GPU to the notebook.. or swap out one GPU for another. But later this year Framework plans to give users another way to use that Expansion Bay.

    An upcoming Framework OCuLink Dev Kit makes it possible to connect an external GPU or other accessories.

    External graphics docks are nothing new – PC […]

    #egpu #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink #oculink8i Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto
  4. Framework Laptop 16 OCuLink Dev Kit supports external PCIe 4.0 x8 GPUs and other accessories

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop with an Expansion Bay designed to let you add a discrete GPU to the notebook.. or swap out one GPU for another. But later this year Framework plans to give users another way to use that Expansion Bay.

    An upcoming Framework OCuLink Dev Kit makes it possible to connect an external GPU or other accessories.

    External graphics docks are nothing new – PC […]

    #egpu #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink #oculink8i Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto
  5. Framework introduces a new one-piece haptic touchpad module for the Framework Laptop 16 (instead of 3 part), a one-piece keyboard, a new Ryzen AI 5 340 mainboard option, and a 10 Gigabit Ethernet module (made with a partner).

  6. Framework introduces a new one-piece haptic touchpad module for the Framework Laptop 16 (instead of 3 part), a one-piece keyboard, a new Ryzen AI 5 340 mainboard option, and a 10 Gigabit Ethernet module (made with a partner). #FrameworkLaptop16 #FrameworkLaptop #ModularPC

  7. Framework introduces a new one-piece haptic touchpad module for the Framework Laptop 16 (instead of 3 part), a one-piece keyboard, a new Ryzen AI 5 340 mainboard option, and a 10 Gigabit Ethernet module (made with a partner). #FrameworkLaptop16 #FrameworkLaptop #ModularPC

  8. Framework introduces a new one-piece haptic touchpad module for the Framework Laptop 16 (instead of 3 part), a one-piece keyboard, a new Ryzen AI 5 340 mainboard option, and a 10 Gigabit Ethernet module (made with a partner). #FrameworkLaptop16 #FrameworkLaptop #ModularPC

  9. Framework introduces a new one-piece haptic touchpad module for the Framework Laptop 16 (instead of 3 part), a one-piece keyboard, a new Ryzen AI 5 340 mainboard option, and a 10 Gigabit Ethernet module (made with a partner). #FrameworkLaptop16 #FrameworkLaptop #ModularPC

  10. Framework Laptop 16 DIY OCuLink x8 expansion module brings desktop GPU support to the modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop computer with support for user-replaceable memory and storage, support for up to 6 expansion cards that let you choose your own ports (or other features), and even a removable, replaceable mainboard.

    It’s also Framework’s first laptop with an expansion bay that lets you add an optional discrete GPU. When the Framework Laptop 16 started shipping in […]

    #egpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto

  11. Framework Laptop 16 DIY OCuLink x8 expansion module brings desktop GPU support to the modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop computer with support for user-replaceable memory and storage, support for up to 6 expansion cards that let you choose your own ports (or other features), and even a removable, replaceable mainboard.

    It’s also Framework’s first laptop with an expansion bay that lets you add an optional discrete GPU. When the Framework Laptop 16 started shipping in […]

    #egpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto

  12. Framework Laptop 16 DIY OCuLink x8 expansion module brings desktop GPU support to the modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop computer with support for user-replaceable memory and storage, support for up to 6 expansion cards that let you choose your own ports (or other features), and even a removable, replaceable mainboard.

    It’s also Framework’s first laptop with an expansion bay that lets you add an optional discrete GPU. When the Framework Laptop 16 started shipping in […]

    #egpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto

  13. Framework Laptop 16 DIY OCuLink x8 expansion module brings desktop GPU support to the modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a modular laptop computer with support for user-replaceable memory and storage, support for up to 6 expansion cards that let you choose your own ports (or other features), and even a removable, replaceable mainboard.

    It’s also Framework’s first laptop with an expansion bay that lets you add an optional discrete GPU. When the Framework Laptop 16 started shipping in […]

    #egpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #graphicsDock #oculink

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-lapto

  14. Framework adds Ryzen AI 300 and NVIDIA RTX 5070 options for its 16 inch modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook with a 16 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel, 165 Hz display and a modular design that lets you replace the mainboard, graphics card, ports, and other key components.

    When Framework launched its first model with a 16 inch display in 2023 it was available with an AMD Ryzen 7040HS series processor and optional support for AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete graphics. Now […]

    #dgpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #modular #upgradeable

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-adds-

  15. Framework adds Ryzen AI 300 and NVIDIA RTX 5070 options for its 16 inch modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook with a 16 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel, 165 Hz display and a modular design that lets you replace the mainboard, graphics card, ports, and other key components.

    When Framework launched its first model with a 16 inch display in 2023 it was available with an AMD Ryzen 7040HS series processor and optional support for AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete graphics. Now […]

    #dgpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #modular #upgradeable

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-adds-

  16. Framework adds Ryzen AI 300 and NVIDIA RTX 5070 options for its 16 inch modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook with a 16 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel, 165 Hz display and a modular design that lets you replace the mainboard, graphics card, ports, and other key components.

    When Framework launched its first model with a 16 inch display in 2023 it was available with an AMD Ryzen 7040HS series processor and optional support for AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete graphics. Now […]

    #dgpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #modular #upgradeable

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-adds-

  17. Framework adds Ryzen AI 300 and NVIDIA RTX 5070 options for its 16 inch modular laptop

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook with a 16 inch, 2560 x 1600 pixel, 165 Hz display and a modular design that lets you replace the mainboard, graphics card, ports, and other key components.

    When Framework launched its first model with a 16 inch display in 2023 it was available with an AMD Ryzen 7040HS series processor and optional support for AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete graphics. Now […]

    #dgpu #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #modular #upgradeable

    Read more: liliputing.com/framework-adds-

  18. Framework launches a Dual M.2 Adapter for the Framework Laptop 16

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook computer with a modular design. Like Framework’s original 13 inch laptop, the 16 inch model that launched in 2023 uses an Expansion Card system to let users choose and arrange the laptop’s ports, a chassis that’s easy to open, and a motherboard that’s designed to be replaceable.

    But new with the Framework Laptop 16 is an Expansion Bay near the back of the computer. You can use that bay to add an AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete GPU. But there’s also an Expansion Bay Shell that can be used to add other hardware to the laptop. It’s just that up until now there weren’t any modules that fit into that shell. Now there is.

    Framework’s new Dual M.2 Adapter is a small board that allows you to add two more M.2 2230/2242/2260/2280 modules to a Framework Laptop 16. Among other things, this lets you give the laptop up to 16TB of additional PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe storage. You could also use it for an AI accelerator or use an M.2 to PCIe adapter for an external connection to a desktop graphics card.

    The module can be installed into the Expansion Bay, where it fits between two fans. While the module itself sells for $39, Framework notes that you’ll also need a $29 Framework Laptop 16 Graphics Module Interposer in order to install it, which means the total cost is $68 + the price of whatever SSDs or other M.2 modules you plan to add.

    Still, it’s highly unusual for a laptop maker to officially provide any way to add more M.2 ports to an existing laptop, so the fact that this thing exists at all is pretty impressive.

    via Framework Blog

    #expansionBay #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #m2 #modular #ssd

  19. Framework launches a Dual M.2 Adapter for the Framework Laptop 16

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook computer with a modular design. Like Framework’s original 13 inch laptop, the 16 inch model that launched in 2023 uses an Expansion Card system to let users choose and arrange the laptop’s ports, a chassis that’s easy to open, and a motherboard that’s designed to be replaceable.

    But new with the Framework Laptop 16 is an Expansion Bay near the back of the computer. You can use that bay to add an AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete GPU. But there’s also an Expansion Bay Shell that can be used to add other hardware to the laptop. It’s just that up until now there weren’t any modules that fit into that shell. Now there is.

    Framework’s new Dual M.2 Adapter is a small board that allows you to add two more M.2 2230/2242/2260/2280 modules to a Framework Laptop 16. Among other things, this lets you give the laptop up to 16TB of additional PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe storage. You could also use it for an AI accelerator or use an M.2 to PCIe adapter for an external connection to a desktop graphics card.

    The module can be installed into the Expansion Bay, where it fits between two fans. While the module itself sells for $39, Framework notes that you’ll also need a $29 Framework Laptop 16 Graphics Module Interposer in order to install it, which means the total cost is $68 + the price of whatever SSDs or other M.2 modules you plan to add.

    Still, it’s highly unusual for a laptop maker to officially provide any way to add more M.2 ports to an existing laptop, so the fact that this thing exists at all is pretty impressive.

    via Framework Blog

    #expansionBay #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #m2 #modular #ssd

  20. Framework launches a Dual M.2 Adapter for the Framework Laptop 16

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook computer with a modular design. Like Framework’s original 13 inch laptop, the 16 inch model that launched in 2023 uses an Expansion Card system to let users choose and arrange the laptop’s ports, a chassis that’s easy to open, and a motherboard that’s designed to be replaceable.

    But new with the Framework Laptop 16 is an Expansion Bay near the back of the computer. You can use that bay to add an AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete GPU. But there’s also an Expansion Bay Shell that can be used to add other hardware to the laptop. It’s just that up until now there weren’t any modules that fit into that shell. Now there is.

    Framework’s new Dual M.2 Adapter is a small board that allows you to add two more M.2 2230/2242/2260/2280 modules to a Framework Laptop 16. Among other things, this lets you give the laptop up to 16TB of additional PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe storage. You could also use it for an AI accelerator or use an M.2 to PCIe adapter for an external connection to a desktop graphics card.

    The module can be installed into the Expansion Bay, where it fits between two fans. While the module itself sells for $39, Framework notes that you’ll also need a $29 Framework Laptop 16 Graphics Module Interposer in order to install it, which means the total cost is $68 + the price of whatever SSDs or other M.2 modules you plan to add.

    Still, it’s highly unusual for a laptop maker to officially provide any way to add more M.2 ports to an existing laptop, so the fact that this thing exists at all is pretty impressive.

    via Framework Blog

    #expansionBay #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #m2 #modular #ssd

  21. Framework launches a Dual M.2 Adapter for the Framework Laptop 16

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook computer with a modular design. Like Framework’s original 13 inch laptop, the 16 inch model that launched in 2023 uses an Expansion Card system to let users choose and arrange the laptop’s ports, a chassis that’s easy to open, and a motherboard that’s designed to be replaceable.

    But new with the Framework Laptop 16 is an Expansion Bay near the back of the computer. You can use that bay to add an AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete GPU. But there’s also an Expansion Bay Shell that can be used to add other hardware to the laptop. It’s just that up until now there weren’t any modules that fit into that shell. Now there is.

    Framework’s new Dual M.2 Adapter is a small board that allows you to add two more M.2 2230/2242/2260/2280 modules to a Framework Laptop 16. Among other things, this lets you give the laptop up to 16TB of additional PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe storage. You could also use it for an AI accelerator or use an M.2 to PCIe adapter for an external connection to a desktop graphics card.

    The module can be installed into the Expansion Bay, where it fits between two fans. While the module itself sells for $39, Framework notes that you’ll also need a $29 Framework Laptop 16 Graphics Module Interposer in order to install it, which means the total cost is $68 + the price of whatever SSDs or other M.2 modules you plan to add.

    Still, it’s highly unusual for a laptop maker to officially provide any way to add more M.2 ports to an existing laptop, so the fact that this thing exists at all is pretty impressive.

    via Framework Blog

    #expansionBay #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #m2 #modular #ssd

  22. Framework launches a Dual M.2 Adapter for the Framework Laptop 16

    The Framework Laptop 16 is a notebook computer with a modular design. Like Framework’s original 13 inch laptop, the 16 inch model that launched in 2023 uses an Expansion Card system to let users choose and arrange the laptop’s ports, a chassis that’s easy to open, and a motherboard that’s designed to be replaceable.

    But new with the Framework Laptop 16 is an Expansion Bay near the back of the computer. You can use that bay to add an AMD Radeon RX 7700S discrete GPU. But there’s also an Expansion Bay Shell that can be used to add other hardware to the laptop. It’s just that up until now there weren’t any modules that fit into that shell. Now there is.

    Framework’s new Dual M.2 Adapter is a small board that allows you to add two more M.2 2230/2242/2260/2280 modules to a Framework Laptop 16. Among other things, this lets you give the laptop up to 16TB of additional PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe storage. You could also use it for an AI accelerator or use an M.2 to PCIe adapter for an external connection to a desktop graphics card.

    The module can be installed into the Expansion Bay, where it fits between two fans. While the module itself sells for $39, Framework notes that you’ll also need a $29 Framework Laptop 16 Graphics Module Interposer in order to install it, which means the total cost is $68 + the price of whatever SSDs or other M.2 modules you plan to add.

    Still, it’s highly unusual for a laptop maker to officially provide any way to add more M.2 ports to an existing laptop, so the fact that this thing exists at all is pretty impressive.

    via Framework Blog

    #expansionBay #framework #frameworkLaptop16 #m2 #modular #ssd

  23. I'm now a little over a month into my migration from macOS to Linux with a Framework Laptop 16. I've written up some of the tweaks and mods that I've done to the Framework laptop, Fedora and just thoughts on life using Linux on my daily driver.

    blog.linh.social/2024/07/29/mi

    @frameworkcomputer

    #Fedora #FrameworkLaptop16 #Linux

  24. I'm now a little over a month into my migration from macOS to Linux with a Framework Laptop 16. I've written up some of the tweaks and mods that I've done to the Framework laptop, Fedora and just thoughts on life using Linux on my daily driver.

    blog.linh.social/2024/07/29/mi

    @frameworkcomputer

    #Fedora #FrameworkLaptop16 #Linux

  25. I'm now a little over a month into my migration from macOS to Linux with a Framework Laptop 16. I've written up some of the tweaks and mods that I've done to the Framework laptop, Fedora and just thoughts on life using Linux on my daily driver.

    blog.linh.social/2024/07/29/mi

    @frameworkcomputer

    #Fedora #FrameworkLaptop16 #Linux

  26. I'm now a little over a month into my migration from macOS to Linux with a Framework Laptop 16. I've written up some of the tweaks and mods that I've done to the Framework laptop, Fedora and just thoughts on life using Linux on my daily driver.

    blog.linh.social/2024/07/29/mi

    @frameworkcomputer

    #Fedora #FrameworkLaptop16 #Linux

  27. I'm now a little over a month into my migration from macOS to Linux with a Framework Laptop 16. I've written up some of the tweaks and mods that I've done to the Framework laptop, Fedora and just thoughts on life using Linux on my daily driver.

    blog.linh.social/2024/07/29/mi

    @frameworkcomputer

    #Fedora #FrameworkLaptop16 #Linux