I'm looking into buying a new laptop and a lot of laptops I'm looking at have one or more thunderbolt 3 connections. Suddenly I had a thought. External gpus are more and more common nowadays. And I was wondering if it's possible to connect a normal internal gpu inside a desktop to a laptop using a thunderbolt 3 port and use the laptop as external monitor?
I don't know how the connection between e-gpu and laptop works, but one way or another it should spit out a raw video signal and return that to the laptop. Isn't that exactly the same as a normal internal gpu?