Using eGPU or eGPU Pro with MacBook Air

Hello,
I'm new to the forum and have a question about DaVinci Resolve Studio 17 in conjunction with a Blackmagic eGPU or eGPU Pro.
I am using DaVinci on a MacBook Air 2019 and I would like to greatly improve the performance of the MacBook. At the moment, DaVinci is a bit cumbersome to work with for small projects, but working smoothly looks different. I have to say that of course I expected that too, because the MacBookAir is not a graphics workstation. What I want to achieve with the use of an eGPU are the following:
- Smooth playback in the timeline without jerking and jumping and not being in sync with the sound (currently I have to render the cuts and effects that I have used in order to see whether what I had in mind, looks like i wish)
- Faster calculation of simple fusion compositions
- Faster calculation of the video in the deliver page (for example, I need round about 30 minutes for a 5 minutes video with few transitions, without effects and grading to output)
If the Blackmagic eGPUs can do that, it would be great.
Greetings to everyone
Stephan Reipoeler
I'm new to the forum and have a question about DaVinci Resolve Studio 17 in conjunction with a Blackmagic eGPU or eGPU Pro.
I am using DaVinci on a MacBook Air 2019 and I would like to greatly improve the performance of the MacBook. At the moment, DaVinci is a bit cumbersome to work with for small projects, but working smoothly looks different. I have to say that of course I expected that too, because the MacBookAir is not a graphics workstation. What I want to achieve with the use of an eGPU are the following:
- Smooth playback in the timeline without jerking and jumping and not being in sync with the sound (currently I have to render the cuts and effects that I have used in order to see whether what I had in mind, looks like i wish)
- Faster calculation of simple fusion compositions
- Faster calculation of the video in the deliver page (for example, I need round about 30 minutes for a 5 minutes video with few transitions, without effects and grading to output)
If the Blackmagic eGPUs can do that, it would be great.
Greetings to everyone
Stephan Reipoeler