2015 15" MacBook Pro (R9 M370X) [4th,4C,H] + RTX 2060 Super @ 32Gbps-M.2 (ADT-Link R43SG-TU) + Win10 [k1llah3rtz] // inc ADT-Link eGPU stand  

System specs 

• Mid-2015 15" MacBook Pro 11,5 - i7-4980HQ 2.8Ghz/HD Graphics 5200 iGPU/AMD R9 M370X dGPU/16GB/512GB SSD

eGPU hardware 

• ADT-Link R43SG-TU + Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter
• Palit GeForce RTX 2060 Super Dual 
• Transcend TS480GJDM855 SSD Upgrade Kit as 12+16 m2 > TB2 enclosure // original Apple SSD moved into enclosure for boot
• M.2 to USB Adapter, RIITOP M2 SSD to USB 3.0 Adapter + 12+16 Pins SSD to M.2 Key M (NGFF) PCI-e Adapter // moved Transcend SSD for general usage
• PSU Silverstone SST-NJ450-SXL // Fanless - Totally Silent + braided modular cables.
• ADT-Link eGPU stand

Hardware pictures 

Installation steps 

1. Assembled the ADT-Link eGPU stand and attached ADT-Link R43SG-TU
2. Removed the internal SSD and installed into the Transcend enclosure and ensured that OSX and Bootcamp still booted
3. Applied DSDT override and ran DDU for AMD drivers
4. Setup DIY USB-attached Transcend SSD with 512MB FAT partition and applied apple_set_os.efi + startup.nsh 
5. Shutdown
6. Installed Sintech NGFF adapter and ADT-Link
7. Connect PSU power to ADT-Link and GPU.
8. Powered up GPU (SW1 to position 1) and boot machine via USB SSD
9. Install latest Nvidia drivers + nvidia-error43-fixer
10. Done!

Benchmarks (Include a  CUDA-Z  or  AIDA64  bandwidth pic. Optional: Valley, 3dmark, noting if it's on internal/external LCD )

Comments (eg: how has the eGPU improved your workflow or gaming)

<will think of something poetic to describe the glory>