* AMD SmartShift MAX is an enhanced version of AMD SmartShift technology that optimizes a wider range of games. This technology is  only supported on AMD processors and dynamically allocates power between AMD Ryzen mobile processors and AMD Radeon graphics  cards to deliver up to twice the average gaming performance in specific games on laptops.

 * The AMD SmartAccess Memory technology enables CPU to directly access all graphics memory, thereby effectively improving system  performance. In traditional PCs, the CPU is only allowed to access a small portion of the graphics memory. This technology requires an  AMD Ryzen 5000 series processor or later and an AMD Radeon RX 6000 series or later discrete graphics card.

The Latest RDNA3 Architecture Mobile Discrete Graphics

Card Delivers Top-Level Gaming Experience

 Based On 3DMark Scores, The Overall Performance

 Surpasses That Of The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (Mobile)

  In 3DMark benchmark tests, the GPD G1 achieves a higher Time Spy graphics score than the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060

  (Mobile),and a higher Fire Strike graphics score than the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 (Desktop)

 Actual Game Frame Rate Tests Show That It Surpasses The

 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (Desktop)

     * The desktop configuration consists of Ryzen 5 5600X and RTX 3070, while the mobile configuration consists of Ryzen 7 7840U and RX 7600M XT. All games tested had ray tracing, DLSS, and FSR disabled.

It Also Features An Axial Fan, Dynamic Temperature Control

Design, With High Airflow And Low Noise

  The axial fan rotates smoothly without stuttering or delay, and the intelligent temperature control design achieves

lower temperatures and noise. The hidden three-in-one air duct reduces internal air turbulence and improves air flow.

The Gallium Nitride PC Power Supply Provides Stable And

High-Wattage Power Supply Design

 It has a built-in ultra-compact gallium nitride PC power supply with PFC + LLC architecture, operates with zero noise,

 and provides 240W power supply design with a full load efficiency of up to 94%, fully meeting the power supply needs

of the graphics card and external device interfaces.

Exclusive "TGP Toggle Key", during gaming, you can freely switch between silent and performance modes

When switching to "Quiet Mode", the TGP is set to 60W, ensuring that G1 operates at an ultra-low noise level. When switching to "Normal Mode", the TGP is set to 100W, which may result in some noise, but the graphics card performance is significantly enhanced. Both modes can be freely switched during system operation or gaming without the need to restart the system.

GPD Handheld Devices Can Also Have A Discrete Graphics

Card By Simply Connecting To The GPD G1 Through The

Oculink Interface

The unique Oculink interface of GPD G1 provides an effective bandwidth of 63Gbps, allowing for discrete graphics  

for GPD products including the WIN Max 2 2023, providing users with the best gaming and office  experience!

  When connected with an Oculink cable, the DP and HDMI interfaces of GPD G1 can simultaneously connect to 3

external displays.

  * The Oculink interface only provides PCIe direct connection for the GPD G1 graphics card dock and does not provide    data channels for USB A and SD card reader.

Even If Your Device Doesn't Have An Oculink Interface, You

Can Still Use The GPD G1 As Long As It Has A Thunderbolt

3 / Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 Interface

  The GPD G1 also supports connecting to any device that supports Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB4 through its USB4 interface.

With this connection, the G1 can not only connect to three displays but also activate the USB A and SD card reader,

expanding the range of peripherals and improving the gaming experience.

 * GPD products that support Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB4 include the WIN 3, Pocket 3, WIN Max, WIN Max 2021, WIN Max  2, WIN 4, as well as other third-party products such as the Microsoft Surface Pro 8.

To Achieve The Best Performance Of The GPD G1, It Is

Recommended To Connect Both The Oculink And USB4

Ports To The Host Device Simultaneously

  To achieve the best performance of the GPD G1, it is recommended to connect both the Oculink and USB4 ports to the

host device simultaneously. Oculink and USB4 each use independent PCIe channels, with Oculink responsible for

graphics card and 3 video output interfaces, and USB4 responsible for the data transfer of USB A and SD card reader.

By Placing It Upright, More Space Is Freed Up, Allowing You

To Make The Most Of Your Indoor Space

Your desktop space is limited, but the GPD G1 can be placed vertically with the air inlet facing upwards and the hot air

outlet on top. The bottom is equipped with a gallium nitride power supply, ensuring stability and minimizing the risk of

tipping over. By utilizing every inch of space, it optimizes your workspace.

If Your ITX Mini PC Doesn't Have A Suitable High-

Performance Graphics Card, All You Need Is An Adapter

Card To Empower Your Mini PC With The G1

If you have an ITX mini PC at home but don't have a suitable discrete graphics card, and can only use integrated

graphics, don't worry. All you need is an M.2 or PCIe adapter card, and the GPD G1 can empower your ITX mini PC,

creating the smallest but most powerful gaming desktop.

 * Scenario Description: The ITX chassis used is Sparrow-MQ6, with the MSI MEG Z690I UNIFY motherboard. The motherboard is  connected to an external Oculink SFF-8612 to PCI-E 3.0 x4 adapter card via PCIe, and the GPD G1 is connected to the adapter card using  an Oculink SF-8611 dual-port cable.

   The GPD G1 Supports 60W Charging As Long As Your    

     Device Supports The PD Fast Charging Protocol

With the GPD G1, you can say goodbye to your charger! As long as your device has a Type-C interface and supports the PD fast charging protocol, you can use the USB4 port of the GPD G1 to charge your device with up to 60W.