Sparkle unveiled two eGPU solutions at Computex 2026, targeting creators and workstation users. The flagship eGPU Studio‑G Ultra 850 houses up to four full‑height graphics cards, supports the RTX 5090, and includes an 850 W PSU delivering 600 W continuous to the GPU. A Thunderbolt 5 port offers 120 Gbps receive and 40 Gbps transmit in asymmetric mode. Its compact chassis measures 33 cm, fitting most high‑end cards.

Sparkle also rolled out the eGPU Creator Station, a plug‑and‑play box that ships with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12 GB card. It mirrors the Studio‑G’s Thunderbolt 5 asymmetric bandwidth and adds two USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type‑A ports, two downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports, and a 1 GbE LAN jack. Four full‑size DisplayPort outputs feed external monitors, with one Thunderbolt port sharing a DP passthrough.

Offering five chassis colors—silver, white, red, blue, and gold—the Creator Station aims at designers who value aesthetics as much as performance. By bundling a mid‑range GPU and robust I/O, Sparkle lowers the entry barrier for portable workstation setups, challenging traditional desktop upgrades. The dual‑product launch signals a shift toward turnkey external graphics solutions for pros. It also supports future GPU upgrades via the same port.