Windows 10 compatible graphics chipsets.The Razer Core X external graphics enclosure with video card installed (video card not included). With a large 650W power supply, the Razer Core X also provides up to 100W of laptop charging for supported laptops. Supporting the latest NVIDIA and AMD cards, the Razer Core X uses plug-and-play via USB Type-C Thunderbolt 3 connection, eliminating the need for rebooting when the enclosure is connected to your laptop. The Razer Core X external graphics enclosure has a larger internal design and a wider aluminum shell than its predecessor, allowing it to accommodate a single video card with up to a 3-slot width. In addition, the Razer Core V2 is also compatible with Mac laptops with Thunderbolt 3. Additional Windows 10 laptops require a Thunderbolt 3 port with external graphics (eGFX) support. Razer compatible laptops include the Razer Blade Stealth, Razer Blade, and Razer Blade Pro (GTX 1060 version). On that note, the new Razer Core X is not only compatible with Windows machines but also supported macOS devices.ĭesigned with a standard Thunderbolt™ 3 connection, the Core X is incredibly versatile and compatible with not only Razer Blade laptops but also systems running Windows and macOS- specifically Windows 10 Redstone 1 or later and macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 or later with compatible AMD Radeon™ cards. Until recently, eGPUs have been primarily for Windows laptops and computers with macOS only recently getting support with macOS 10.13.4. External graphics enclosures - or eGPUs - aren’t new and Razer’s first Razer Core was introduced back at CES in 2016. Coupled with today’s new Razer Blade 15 announcement, Razer is also updating their external graphics enclosure with the Razer Core X.
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