Component overview

Sonnet Breakaway Box 850T5 Thunderbolt 5 eGPU

External GPU enclosure

Categoryexternal gpu enclosure
Technical specifications

Connection

Thunderbolt 5

Thunderbolt

Thunderbolt 5

PCIe Generation

PCIe 4.0 x16 slot x4

Max GPU Length

345mm

Max GPU Slots

3

Included PSU

850W

Open Frame

No

macOS Notes

Sonnet's May 2026 compatibility table limits M-series Macs to non-GPU cards in this enclosure. Apple Silicon does not have an officially supported external-GPU graphics path.

Windows Notes

Sonnet supports the enclosure for eGPU use on Windows 11 25H2 or later. It accepts triple-wide cards up to 345 x 155 x 70mm.

NVIDIA Notes

No native macOS CUDA or supported Apple Silicon graphics path. Any TinyGPU/tinygrad compute experiment requires exact-stack validation.

AMD Notes

The ASUS Radeon AI PRO R9700 fits the published physical envelope, but macOS software support is not implied and must be reproduced before quote.

Price confirmed in a written quote

This configuration requires a written quote. Mac and eGPU prices are planning estimates; the quote confirms price, availability, configuration, and compatibility.

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Pricing & Purchase

Planning estimate: €927

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