I’ve also got a MadCatz mouse on the way for when I want to switch things up.
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Elite Series 2 user here—the best controller around! Fellow Cyberpunk fan, too. That definitely made me smile. 
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Those stickers are eye-catching
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Looks great, but it’s probably not within reach for most people. I’m guessing this setup costs around $4,000 to $4,500, considering the 4090 eGPU alone is likely as expensive as a desktop 4090.
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Exactly, but when you have an Ultimate Spider-Man #1 variant cover just lying around, you can trade it with a friend who owns an electronics/computer shop for the eGPU.
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Yeah, it’s crazy that the eGPU is actually more expensive than the full-sized 4090! I guess that’s the price you pay for a niche product.
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How is it? I was considering getting an eGPU for my laptop, but the prices were pretty steep. Since I don’t really need the portability anymore, I decided to just build a PC instead—which I ended up doing.
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The XG Mobile is an exclusive ASUS ROG item specifically for the Flow series. You can’t use it with any other device on the market, not even other ASUS/ROG devices, so it’s quite limited in that regard. It features a proprietary connection that provides more PCIe lanes than Thunderbolt 4, significantly reducing bottlenecks to almost zero, or at least to the point where they’re not noticeable.
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Actually, no, you can also use the XG Mobile with the ROG Ally. While it’s primarily designed for the Flow series, it’s not entirely exclusive, making it a bit more versatile. The proprietary connection still offers more PCIe lanes than Thunderbolt 4, which helps reduce bottlenecks to nearly zero or to an unnoticeable level.
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Oh, right! I forgot abt that. It works with the first-gen ROG Ally, but the Ally X removed that connection. Not sure why they decided to drop it.