Desktop-class graphics, no desktop required 🎮

Desktop Power. Desktop Graphics. Just a Few Days Left.

GPD is entering the mini PC market for the first time - and it's launching a duo. GPD BOX is a compact desktop built on the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" processor, packed into a chassis smaller than one liter. GPD G2 is an external GPU dock that turns it, plus laptops and handhelds, into a machine with desktop-class graphics power.

Both campaigns are live on Indiegogo as Express Crowdfunding projects, and time is running out - they're set to close soon. Here's a closer look at each one.

A full desktop experience in a chassis smaller than one liter. Choose the config that fits you:

- max integrated graphics (Core Ultra X7 358H + Arc B390),

- an MCIO 8i port for GPU expansion (Core Ultra 7 356H) - ready to pair with GPD G2.

Perfect for: home office multitasking, content creation, and - with G2 attached - serious gaming.

Key specs: Intel Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" · up to 64GB LPDDR5x-8533 · NVMe storage up to 4TB · 2× USB4 v2.0 · HDMI 2.1 / DisplayPort 2.1 · built-in 160W GaN power supply

The campaign is closing soon, so it's the perfect moment to see everything GPD BOX can do before it's gone.

One dock, any device. MCIO 8i connects it straight to GPD BOX at up to 256 Gbps; USB4 v2.0 opens it up to any laptop or handheld with USB4 or Thunderbolt 5. Perfect for: handheld gaming at full power, turning a laptop into a workstation, or unlocking near-native desktop graphics on GPD BOX.

GPD claims just a 2% performance drop versus a card seated directly in a desktop.

Key specs: MCIO 8i, up to 256 Gbps · USB4 v2.0, up to 80 Gbps + 100W PD · internal PCIe 5.0 x16 slot (fits RTX 50-series / RX 9000-series) · 800W ATX 3.1 Gold power supply

The campaign is closing soon, so it's the perfect moment to see how GPD G2 fits into your setup before it's gone.