Yes you can connect an external GPU to the machine . <| sep |> My friend 885 frost DK usually gets salty if we don ' t 3 chest a 9 . people and their expectations <| sep |> Sorry , I ask him to double chaeck . It was an Ipad charger 12 W 5 . 2 V 2 . 4 A connect via Micro USB cable <| sep |> Downvoting this map because 1 It doesn ' t differentiate annexations from spheres of influence , which were relevant for Britain , France and Italy , and from foreign administration , which is relevant for Greece Smyrna was not directly annexed but was to have its final status determined after 5 years . 2 It doesn ' t show the autonomous Kurdish area to be established east of the Euphrates , which was to have the option of independence within one year with the Kurds inhabiting that part of Kurdistan which has hitherto been included in the Mosul vilayet possibly to be included in the new state . 3 It shows the Zone of the Straits as its own separate political entity , when in fact it was to be established on territory under Turkish and Greek sovereignty . Most of the European part of that zone was actually to be annexed to Greece , though you couldn ' t tell from the map . 4 3 . Now a question for people more knowledgeable than me I haven ' t read the entirety of the Treaty of Svres , but I ' ve methodically combed through its and found no mention of the spheres of influence . I suspect the treaty made no mention of them at all and they were implicit in the understanding of the relevant powers due to agreements made prior to Svres SykesPicot , SaintJeandeMaurienne , VenizelosTittoni , and whichever one transferred Mosul from France ' s assigned sphere to Britain ' s and extended the latter north to the Armenian border . Is this the case ? If so , is it appropriate to show the spheres of influence on a map of the Treaty of Svres ? Edit Forgot reason # 4 , the one that actually got me started on this comment .