Thanks for the review Nel... thorough, genuine and informative. Been loving my time with the Onexgpu... its makes such a difference in my handheld gaming experience. Keep the content coming
Thank you for putting this up 🙏🏾 I currently have a 3070 crammed into a Razer Core X enclosure Ive been using with my go. Looks like Ill be upgrading 😋
You’re welcome! I thought about doing the Razer enclosure route but it’s just too big for portability. Came across this one in December and was on the edge of my seat for 2 months waiting for it to finally arrive after the indigogo campaign ended.
Great overview, thanks. Is the OneX dual voltage? I travel between the US and Europe and it'd make much more sense to buy it if I could use an EU adapter when I'm there.
I’m glad you enjoy it! I have a video called ONEXGPU quick tip that looks more at the power brick. The plug end comes off and you should be able to slot in a euro plug.
I keep seeing the video for this and I keep wondering why you are playing on the Go screen instead of an external monitor? Do you always play like that? I have read that it will decrease your performance as you are essentially sending the processing to the GPU, then back to the Go to display instead of letting the GPU display on an external monitor.
I was playing on the legion go screen until I made the external monitor fix video to solve the issues that I was having when using an external display. After that fix I’ve been always gaming on the external monitor with the exception of recliner handheld gaming with a razer 2M active thunderbolt 4 cable. 😊
If you braced it to the back, it would block the vents for airflow and increase the temp on the legion go given it’s a hot device. Then there’s the issue that you still need to have it plugged into a wall outlet for the 330W power brick or a huge portable battery or generator with a wall outlet on it for sufficient power draw. 🤔
@@GamingRepairs If you don't have a PC and you don't plan on getting a PC or a laptop or anything then buying this might make sense. Otherwise it makes no sense since you basically transform a handheld to a non mobile device by using this. With any logical measure this is a horrible buy especially considering the price. So it seems to me this is just for people with cash to waste that simply buy it for the hell of it as tech curiosity and a fancy gimmick and nothing else.
@@GamingRepairs Yes but what you have in this case is a handheld system that becomes immovable just like a desktop PC. And if you already have a desktop PC or even a laptop then why use your handheld as a desktop PC and not your actual desktop PC? It only makes sense if the only thing you have is just the handheld and since that is the only thing you have you are trying to use it as a desktop PC as well. But if someone didn't have money to have a decent laptop or desktop PC then how come he bought an expensive handheld with an expensive egpu on top? They will be better of using their money differently. Actually with how much that egpu cost they could built a desktop PC near that while still having the handheld. So we end up in the end that is just a gadget for those with money to waste just to play with and not anything sensible as a buy.
@@SIPEROTHYou are missing on a point and is the fact that this device offers portability, which a desktop doesn't, in my specific case, I have an OLED TV in my living room and a monitor in my room, so I can have this eGPU in my living room and play 4k games, and then in my room do productivity tasks with only the Lenovo Legion Go with a day docking station, so I have the best of both worlds. You can discuss if a console would be better for a TV, but I am not buying a console which requires an online subscription to play online, paying extra money for games, and being locked on a console OS, and plus this eGPU can get similar performance to a Séries X or a PS5. Additionally to all that, if I were to travel outside, I can just grab my Lenovo Legion Go, and play on the go while having a powerful device. To me it looks like you are just thinking on a side, and not seeing the many possibilities that having both devices offer.
May I ask if there is a reason why you pick this eGPU and not GPD G1? In my country their price are exactly the same and I don't know which one should I choose.
I picked it because of the overall look, port layout, RGB lighting, and nvme slot. At the time I purchase mine, the G1 didn’t output enough power to charge a device like the Legion go and there were quite of few forum discussing the issue. I believe they have fixed the issue in their G1 current iteration and have a patch for the old one. Note that the OneXGPU can’t be updated like the G1 but it shouldn’t need to be. The card itself will give you the same performance in both devices.
No, it can’t be used as a power bank. It has a huge 330w power brick for the wall. There’s a lot of power draw. But it does charge the legion go with up to 100w output so the legion isn’t running a separate charger, just the egpu one.
Hey Nelly, you've been amazing, transparent and very informative regarding your guides. I just recently purchased the ONEXGPU for my Legion GO. I've been having specifically external monitor issues. Whenver connected to any external monitor via the ONEXGPU's DP/HDMI ports, or even via USB-C directly to the Legion GO, the eGPU will just constantly disconnect after 30 mins of gameplay. You mentioned 0:44, you had similar issues and did a few chipset updates alongside an AMD App instal. I was wondering, if its possible for you to do a video (as I am a much better visual learner) or provide some instructions on how to go about this, I would be eternally grateful. Either way you've definitely earned a sub form me. Thank you again!
Thanks for the feedback, sub, and taking the time to comment! I’ll take some notes and see if I can collect something for troubleshooting it based the steps I took. I’m also a visual learner and can appreciate the need for a video walkthrough. 😊 Do you still have AMD adrenaline installed?
@gigganook That’s actually what it’s labelled as on my computer. “AMD Settings”. In your device manager, under display adapters, what is the Legion go graphics card labelled as? Mine used to say “AMD Radeon Graphics” when I was having problems. Your answers are helping me narrow down what changes likely fixed the issues.
Hey Nelly, I am back and forth on this. I basically want to treat this set up as a gaming laptop replacement, as I hate laptops. I love the feel and impressiveness of a handheld. Plus the legion go is such a cool and flexible device with its removeable controllers. Some questions that I would be very appreciative if answered 1. I mostly use my handhelds laying in bed or on the couch near a wall outlet. Is the fan noise very loud? 2. Does this actively charge the legion go? 3. Is the overall temps/fan noise of the Legion go lessened because of the lack of the IGPU utilization? 4. How much of a performance hit do you think usb4 is taking?
Hey! I have a 4080 Asus Rog latop setup on a second desk in the same room and I've been just playing with the Legion Go + OneXGPU for the past 3-4 weeks since it arrived (whatever the date was on my unboxing video). This setup can ceratinly replace a laptop. Now for your questions: 1. The fan noise on the ONEXGPU masks the noise of the Legion Go lol. Yes, it can get loud but that's only if you're really pushing performance games and if you're using the Turbo button to overclock it. Similar to when a laptop gets louder trying to keep cool. The cooler the device the quieter it is. 2. Yes, it is actively charging the Legion Go. The Thundebolt 4 on the ONEXGPU outputs a 100W charge. The Legion Go charger is only a 65W for reference. 3. I would say yes because the GPU in the Legion Go isn't being stressed so the temps would lessen. You can also use a 3D printed backplate to lessen the Legion go fan noise and improve temps. I have a video on the one that I printed and it's a big temp improvement. 4. Thunderbolt 4 is limited to 40Gb/s performance vs Oculink which is up to 64Gb/s. This means the Legion Go has a capped perfomance with any eGPU versus a handheld that has Oculink. There a bit of a bandwidth bootle neck with Thunderbolt 4 but you'll still see almost 3X the gains from the base Legion Go.
@GamingRepairs awesome. I really appreciate the answers. Subbed and liked. Will continue to see how this series progresses while I debate on doing this myself 😅
Thank you so much! Lol. I have a hard time not buying new tech... I'm excited to see what the Rog Ally 2 releases with this year and if Lenovo shoots for a Legion Go 2 in 2024.
Hey! I don’t know about the stream portion but the recording works with OBS. Both with and without the egpu but the game performance will be better with it.
Hi! You should be able to fix it, yes. Is there a specific game that it’s happening with or is it multiple games? This video below covers everything around the GPD g1 (or onexgpu) and legion go (or rog ally x). There’s also a bunch of tips in the description. Have you check this one out yet? NEW Install Guide ONEXGPU For Legion Go and Rog Ally X - The Fully Loaded Edition ruclips.net/video/q5yX_WsfPIQ/видео.html
cyberpunk crashes often with my Gpd g1, it shows that the GPU disconnects and reconnects.. what could be the reason for this? it's the same GPU as onex
Cyberpunk crashed for me with the onexgpu until I figured out the drivers are conflicting with the AMD software and causing the issues. I have two video options you can looks at that should hopefully help fix your issues: ruclips.net/video/dFGZXyIv7HI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/q5yX_WsfPIQ/видео.html
Chrisdanas its happening due to overheating,you must disable processor turbo boost and your issue will be solved.I was facing same thing,frequent gpu disconnects but once i disabled turbo boost everything works lilke charm - i am using razer core x 4080 super with legion go 🎉🎉 Your issue has nothing to do with the drivers as the lady said above,Just do what i said and see the magic 😂 Also buy good quality thunderbolt 4 cable😊
I added a few extra links in the description to hopefully help with new issues that triggered for me when I started testing out external monitors and after updating adrenaline… messing everything up lol. I had to uninstall the display adapters, adrenaline, and used the video shared in the description to get past error code 182 on the reinstall for amd software. Now I’m using the “amd settings” app instead and it’s working good. Watch the whole video to figure out how to get that amd settings app. Try also updating the chipset with the link I shared too.
I fixed and then customized it 😁. It has clicky face buttons, a clear purple shell and 2 programmable rear paddles with a clear purple backplate remap kit (soldered to the board). All kits from Extremerate (through Amazon and AliExpress - extremerate store). I enjoy fixing and customizing/refurbishing damaged and broken consoles and controllers. Taking things that would have been trashed and making them brand new again and even cooler.
Plug and play pretty much if you're just using the handheld display with it. I managed to fix the eternal display challenges and posted the fix on a recent video. After that, it's now plug in play.
@domas1337 The cable that comes with it is cheap, short, and unstable. I ordered a 2 meter Razer Thunderbolt 4 cable (meant for their eGPU enclosure) to be able to set the eGPU on the table next to my recliner. Should be getting that cable in a week here to try out.
Hey Nelly.. So I have done the same Install Guide for ONEXGPU on your video ruclips.net/video/8m9bJYlMNIM/видео.html and I since then I've got problems. Can you please provide the guide link for installing this file .. as it made my resolution fixed on 1600 and the fps options are now only 60hz and 64hz !! also the performance now is really bad to run even on indie games :(
Hey, I just added a few links is the description to hopefully help resolve the issues. Keep me posted if you’re still have issues. I messed up things yesterday when an Adrenaline app update switched the default to the egpu 7600 card and device manager was showing an error on my Legion go card (device manager - display adapters). Games wouldn’t boot anymore. I had to uninstall the display adapters, adrenaline, and used the video shared in the description to get past error code 182 on the reinstall for amd software. Now I’m using the “amd settings” app instead and it’s working good. Watch the whole video to figure out how to get that app. Try updating the chipset with the link I shared too.
Could you make a video on using the m.2 slot for oculink? Also I don't think the benchmark was a good one. You should've launched the egpu on high presets and also the legion on high presets instead of just high textures. It wasn't concise.
Hey! If you’re looking for something more concise, you can check out the community posts. I have time spy benchmarks pictures with using the legion go vs the OneXGPU with the legion go as the display. There also a thunderbolt 4 cable video with the benchmark using an external display. I haven’t looked at an m.2 adapter for the legion go to have an oculink port because I don’t like the idea of subbing the OS on the sd card. Do you have a particular part you found for the Legion go specifically for port positioning? Finding an oculink device that warrants an upgrade from the current gen is what I’m on the watch for. 😊
@GamingRepairs the only way I know is the m.2 adapter to oculink and it does make it a bit awkward as you have ti have the back cover off the legion go due to the oculink cable
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Thank you for this one, very helpful unique content! keep em coming!
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for the review Nel... thorough, genuine and informative. Been loving my time with the Onexgpu... its makes such a difference in my handheld gaming experience. Keep the content coming
You’re welcome! Glad you’re like it too. Thank you for the comment and positive feedback! 😁
Thank you for putting this up 🙏🏾
I currently have a 3070 crammed into a Razer Core X enclosure Ive been using with my go. Looks like Ill be upgrading 😋
You’re welcome! I thought about doing the Razer enclosure route but it’s just too big for portability. Came across this one in December and was on the edge of my seat for 2 months waiting for it to finally arrive after the indigogo campaign ended.
Damn I was thinking about getting the razor x chroma and a 4070 super loll u had any issues with the chroma?
Thank you for the review great job!
I appreciate it! Thanks for sticking around! 😊🙌🏻
Awesome video Nelly thanks again
You’re welcome! Thanks for the continued support! 😊
Thank you for the vid, yes more videos pls 😊
You got it! Thanks for the feedback! 😊
Keep the legion go content coming
Subscribed 👍
Hey, thanks! 😊
Great overview, thanks. Is the OneX dual voltage? I travel between the US and Europe and it'd make much more sense to buy it if I could use an EU adapter when I'm there.
I’m glad you enjoy it! I have a video called ONEXGPU quick tip that looks more at the power brick. The plug end comes off and you should be able to slot in a euro plug.
I keep seeing the video for this and I keep wondering why you are playing on the Go screen instead of an external monitor? Do you always play like that? I have read that it will decrease your performance as you are essentially sending the processing to the GPU, then back to the Go to display instead of letting the GPU display on an external monitor.
I was playing on the legion go screen until I made the external monitor fix video to solve the issues that I was having when using an external display. After that fix I’ve been always gaming on the external monitor with the exception of recliner handheld gaming with a razer 2M active thunderbolt 4 cable. 😊
Is there any way to brace it to the legion go to make it truly portable?
If you braced it to the back, it would block the vents for airflow and increase the temp on the legion go given it’s a hot device. Then there’s the issue that you still need to have it plugged into a wall outlet for the 330W power brick or a huge portable battery or generator with a wall outlet on it for sufficient power draw. 🤔
@@GamingRepairs If you don't have a PC and you don't plan on getting a PC or a laptop or anything then buying this might make sense. Otherwise it makes no sense since you basically transform a handheld to a non mobile device by using this.
With any logical measure this is a horrible buy especially considering the price.
So it seems to me this is just for people with cash to waste that simply buy it for the hell of it as tech curiosity and a fancy gimmick and nothing else.
@@SIPEROTH Adding an egpu in general is just for if you want boost what you have. It’s definitely not for everyone.
@@GamingRepairs Yes but what you have in this case is a handheld system that becomes immovable just like a desktop PC.
And if you already have a desktop PC or even a laptop then why use your handheld as a desktop PC and not your actual desktop PC?
It only makes sense if the only thing you have is just the handheld and since that is the only thing you have you are trying to use it as a desktop PC as well.
But if someone didn't have money to have a decent laptop or desktop PC then how come he bought an expensive handheld with an expensive egpu on top?
They will be better of using their money differently. Actually with how much that egpu cost they could built a desktop PC near that while still having the handheld.
So we end up in the end that is just a gadget for those with money to waste just to play with and not anything sensible as a buy.
@@SIPEROTHYou are missing on a point and is the fact that this device offers portability, which a desktop doesn't, in my specific case, I have an OLED TV in my living room and a monitor in my room, so I can have this eGPU in my living room and play 4k games, and then in my room do productivity tasks with only the Lenovo Legion Go with a day docking station, so I have the best of both worlds.
You can discuss if a console would be better for a TV, but I am not buying a console which requires an online subscription to play online, paying extra money for games, and being locked on a console OS, and plus this eGPU can get similar performance to a Séries X or a PS5.
Additionally to all that, if I were to travel outside, I can just grab my Lenovo Legion Go, and play on the go while having a powerful device.
To me it looks like you are just thinking on a side, and not seeing the many possibilities that having both devices offer.
May I ask if there is a reason why you pick this eGPU and not GPD G1? In my country their price are exactly the same and I don't know which one should I choose.
I picked it because of the overall look, port layout, RGB lighting, and nvme slot. At the time I purchase mine, the G1 didn’t output enough power to charge a device like the Legion go and there were quite of few forum discussing the issue. I believe they have fixed the issue in their G1 current iteration and have a patch for the old one. Note that the OneXGPU can’t be updated like the G1 but it shouldn’t need to be. The card itself will give you the same performance in both devices.
Question: Can the device also be used as a power bank for the Legion Go? If so, by how much?
No, it can’t be used as a power bank. It has a huge 330w power brick for the wall. There’s a lot of power draw. But it does charge the legion go with up to 100w output so the legion isn’t running a separate charger, just the egpu one.
Are you planning on getting portable monitor for it or you just going to stay as?
I actually have several 2k 165hz portable monitors and have tried them. Works beautifully. 👌
Hey Nelly, you've been amazing, transparent and very informative regarding your guides. I just recently purchased the ONEXGPU for my Legion GO. I've been having specifically external monitor issues. Whenver connected to any external monitor via the ONEXGPU's DP/HDMI ports, or even via USB-C directly to the Legion GO, the eGPU will just constantly disconnect after 30 mins of gameplay.
You mentioned 0:44, you had similar issues and did a few chipset updates alongside an AMD App instal. I was wondering, if its possible for you to do a video (as I am a much better visual learner) or provide some instructions on how to go about this, I would be eternally grateful.
Either way you've definitely earned a sub form me. Thank you again!
Thanks for the feedback, sub, and taking the time to comment! I’ll take some notes and see if I can collect something for troubleshooting it based the steps I took. I’m also a visual learner and can appreciate the need for a video walkthrough. 😊
Do you still have AMD adrenaline installed?
I still have AMD adrenaline installed. You mentioned an AMD settings App. Which App are you referring?
Thank you again for the quick reply. ❤
@gigganook That’s actually what it’s labelled as on my computer. “AMD Settings”. In your device manager, under display adapters, what is the Legion go graphics card labelled as? Mine used to say “AMD Radeon Graphics” when I was having problems.
Your answers are helping me narrow down what changes likely fixed the issues.
I made a video walking through the steps that I feel resolved my issues. It’ll be loaded to the channel today. 😊
Hey Nelly, I am back and forth on this. I basically want to treat this set up as a gaming laptop replacement, as I hate laptops. I love the feel and impressiveness of a handheld. Plus the legion go is such a cool and flexible device with its removeable controllers. Some questions that I would be very appreciative if answered
1. I mostly use my handhelds laying in bed or on the couch near a wall outlet. Is the fan noise very loud?
2. Does this actively charge the legion go?
3. Is the overall temps/fan noise of the Legion go lessened because of the lack of the IGPU utilization?
4. How much of a performance hit do you think usb4 is taking?
Hey! I have a 4080 Asus Rog latop setup on a second desk in the same room and I've been just playing with the Legion Go + OneXGPU for the past 3-4 weeks since it arrived (whatever the date was on my unboxing video). This setup can ceratinly replace a laptop. Now for your questions:
1. The fan noise on the ONEXGPU masks the noise of the Legion Go lol. Yes, it can get loud but that's only if you're really pushing performance games and if you're using the Turbo button to overclock it. Similar to when a laptop gets louder trying to keep cool. The cooler the device the quieter it is.
2. Yes, it is actively charging the Legion Go. The Thundebolt 4 on the ONEXGPU outputs a 100W charge. The Legion Go charger is only a 65W for reference.
3. I would say yes because the GPU in the Legion Go isn't being stressed so the temps would lessen. You can also use a 3D printed backplate to lessen the Legion go fan noise and improve temps. I have a video on the one that I printed and it's a big temp improvement.
4. Thunderbolt 4 is limited to 40Gb/s performance vs Oculink which is up to 64Gb/s. This means the Legion Go has a capped perfomance with any eGPU versus a handheld that has Oculink. There a bit of a bandwidth bootle neck with Thunderbolt 4 but you'll still see almost 3X the gains from the base Legion Go.
@GamingRepairs awesome. I really appreciate the answers. Subbed and liked. Will continue to see how this series progresses while I debate on doing this myself 😅
Thank you so much! Lol. I have a hard time not buying new tech... I'm excited to see what the Rog Ally 2 releases with this year and if Lenovo shoots for a Legion Go 2 in 2024.
Hey I want to know for how is the stream performance with and without GPU with the OBS high bit rate
Hey! I don’t know about the stream portion but the recording works with OBS. Both with and without the egpu but the game performance will be better with it.
Hi dear
I have a stuttering in games with Gpd g1 connected in Lenovo go through usb4, how can I fix that?
Hi! You should be able to fix it, yes. Is there a specific game that it’s happening with or is it multiple games?
This video below covers everything around the GPD g1 (or onexgpu) and legion go (or rog ally x). There’s also a bunch of tips in the description. Have you check this one out yet?
NEW Install Guide ONEXGPU For Legion Go and Rog Ally X - The Fully Loaded Edition
ruclips.net/video/q5yX_WsfPIQ/видео.html
try turning off cpu boost off and set vram to auto i went from 7000 score to 9800 in time spy doing that
cyberpunk crashes often with my Gpd g1, it shows that the GPU disconnects and reconnects.. what could be the reason for this? it's the same GPU as onex
Cyberpunk crashed for me with the onexgpu until I figured out the drivers are conflicting with the AMD software and causing the issues. I have two video options you can looks at that should hopefully help fix your issues:
ruclips.net/video/dFGZXyIv7HI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/q5yX_WsfPIQ/видео.html
Chrisdanas its happening due to overheating,you must disable processor turbo boost and your issue will be solved.I was facing same thing,frequent gpu disconnects but once i disabled turbo boost everything works lilke charm - i am using razer core x 4080 super with legion go 🎉🎉
Your issue has nothing to do with the drivers as the lady said above,Just do what i said and see the magic 😂
Also buy good quality thunderbolt 4 cable😊
Mine keeps telling me to update my drivers and I have I followed the video and it's saying it's out of date
I added a few extra links in the description to hopefully help with new issues that triggered for me when I started testing out external monitors and after updating adrenaline… messing everything up lol.
I had to uninstall the display adapters, adrenaline, and used the video shared in the description to get past error code 182 on the reinstall for amd software. Now I’m using the “amd settings” app instead and it’s working good. Watch the whole video to figure out how to get that amd settings app. Try also updating the chipset with the link I shared too.
2 more subscribers after me 🥰 slow slow you'll get to 1k. Beautiful video with great detail. Thank you for detaching the controllers.
Thank you for the feedback and support! You’re welcome! 😊
where did you get that purple playstation controller?
I fixed and then customized it 😁. It has clicky face buttons, a clear purple shell and 2 programmable rear paddles with a clear purple backplate remap kit (soldered to the board). All kits from Extremerate (through Amazon and AliExpress - extremerate store).
I enjoy fixing and customizing/refurbishing damaged and broken consoles and controllers. Taking things that would have been trashed and making them brand new again and even cooler.
ok thank you for the info@@GamingRepairs
@@roger_something you’re welcome!
Nice job
Thank you! 😊
So is this pretty much plug and play?
Plug and play pretty much if you're just using the handheld display with it. I managed to fix the eternal display challenges and posted the fix on a recent video. After that, it's now plug in play.
So when I get this I don’t have to go into the settings or anything just using the legion go only?
Also I won’t be playing at a desk only my recliner
@@nostradomas1337 I have an install video that you can reference get the right driver for the eGPU then you should be good to go.
@domas1337 The cable that comes with it is cheap, short, and unstable. I ordered a 2 meter Razer Thunderbolt 4 cable (meant for their eGPU enclosure) to be able to set the eGPU on the table next to my recliner. Should be getting that cable in a week here to try out.
good video
Thank you! 😊
yeah, but i can play games in the komund with a laptop so easily
Of course. There are a lot of options and it depends on your use case, budget, and preferences. It’s a great time to be a gamer.😊
Hey Nelly.. So I have done the same Install Guide for ONEXGPU on your video ruclips.net/video/8m9bJYlMNIM/видео.html
and I since then I've got problems. Can you please provide the guide link for installing this file .. as it made my resolution fixed on 1600 and the fps options are now only 60hz and 64hz !! also the performance now is really bad to run even on indie games :(
Hey, I just added a few links is the description to hopefully help resolve the issues. Keep me posted if you’re still have issues. I messed up things yesterday when an Adrenaline app update switched the default to the egpu 7600 card and device manager was showing an error on my Legion go card (device manager - display adapters). Games wouldn’t boot anymore.
I had to uninstall the display adapters, adrenaline, and used the video shared in the description to get past error code 182 on the reinstall for amd software. Now I’m using the “amd settings” app instead and it’s working good. Watch the whole video to figure out how to get that app. Try updating the chipset with the link I shared too.
Could you make a video on using the m.2 slot for oculink? Also I don't think the benchmark was a good one. You should've launched the egpu on high presets and also the legion on high presets instead of just high textures. It wasn't concise.
Hey! If you’re looking for something more concise, you can check out the community posts. I have time spy benchmarks pictures with using the legion go vs the OneXGPU with the legion go as the display. There also a thunderbolt 4 cable video with the benchmark using an external display.
I haven’t looked at an m.2 adapter for the legion go to have an oculink port because I don’t like the idea of subbing the OS on the sd card. Do you have a particular part you found for the Legion go specifically for port positioning?
Finding an oculink device that warrants an upgrade from the current gen is what I’m on the watch for. 😊
@GamingRepairs the only way I know is the m.2 adapter to oculink and it does make it a bit awkward as you have ti have the back cover off the legion go due to the oculink cable
This was the video I needed! I’m so sold on this device 🫨
Glad it helped!