Thunderbolt 3 maxes out at 22 Gbp = 2750 MB/s (PCIe data, the rest of the 40 Gbps can be used by DisplayPort). PCIe 2.0 x16 maxes out at around 6GB/s (don't forget there's overhead). There are some GPU benchmarks that show Thunderbolt has worse performance than PCIe 3.0 x1 (900 MB/s) because of latency - therefore eGPU performance loss is less when the resolution is higher (make the GPU do more work with the data you send it). Visit egpu.io for more info.Thunderbolt 3 on the 2018 MacMini maxes out at 5GB/s. The PCIe 2.0 x16 on the 2010 MacPro maxes at out 8GB/s. Assuming the 5700 XT can even utilize the full bandwidth, you're better off on the PCIe bus.
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