RGB lighting seems to have become popular these days as they have been added to everything related to PCs. From PC cases, keyboards, mouse, cooling fans, GPUs, and more – everything can be adorned with this bright, colorful RGB lighting. This is why it’s not very surprising that Razer has now followed this growing trend. The brand new Razer Core X Chroma is the continuation of the Core X external GPU case released last year. This is designed to provide and boosts gaming laptops with desktop-level graphics. Since even the best graphics solutions in laptops are not the same as those of a full-fat desktop graphics card, with Razer Core X Chroma, users would no longer need a full-sized gaming desktop at home to play. The gaming hardware manufacturing company has leveled-up its external graphics processor case and equipped it with multi-colored “Chroma” LEDs. This Chroma RGB lighting is fully customizable for Windows systems that are using the Razer Synapse 3 software. Unfortunately, this can’t be customized for devices with macOS as this doesn’t have an available Razer Synapse 3. That’s not all as Razer also improved it with a bigger power supply unit. Now, the internal power supply is boosted up to 700W which was just previously 650W. This gives it the capability to drive power-hungry cards from AMD as well as Nvidia. Those using a macOS with High Sierra 10.13.4 or later, however, can only run with a few AMD cards. For this new eGPU – GTX, RTX, and the Quadro series are the qualified Nvidia cards. For AMD, the compatible cards are Radeon, as well as Radeon Pro. Razer Core X Chroma can be inserted with up to three-slot wide, full-length PCIe x16 cards. Aside from the improved 700W power supply and colorful RGB lighting, the enclosure also has some brand new connectivity options. It includes a Gigabit Ethernet port as well as four USB 3.1 Type-A ports. Razer Core X Chroma requires a Thunderbolt 3 port in order to connect it with the laptop. The outcome of this is an external graphics processor unit enclosure that is $100 more than its predecessor – Core X. Razer Core X Chroma is currently available in the United States and is sold for the price of $399.99. This is only the price for the enclosure alone. Buyers would still need to purchase their own graphics card. Additionally, those who would need an extended Thunderbolt 3 active cable would also need to add another $79.99. It’s definitely not cheap, but it does the job well and also provides additional beauty.
RGB lighting seems to have become popular these days as they have been added to everything related to PCs. From PC cases, keyboards, mouse, cooling fans, GPUs, and more – everything can be adorned with this bright, colorful RGB lighting. This is why it’s not very surprising that Razer has now followed this growing trend. The brand new Razer Core X Chroma is the continuation of the Core X external GPU case released last year. This is designed to provide and boosts gaming laptops with desktop-level graphics. Since even the best graphics solutions in laptops are not the same as those of a full-fat desktop graphics card, with Razer Core X Chroma, users would no longer need a full-sized gaming desktop at home to play. The gaming hardware manufacturing company has leveled-up its external graphics processor case and equipped it with multi-colored “Chroma” LEDs. This Chroma RGB lighting is fully customizable for Windows systems that are using the Razer Synapse 3 software. Unfortunately, this can’t be customized for devices with macOS as this doesn’t have an available Razer Synapse 3. That’s not all as Razer also improved it with a bigger power supply unit. Now, the internal power supply is boosted up to 700W which was just previously 650W. This gives it the capability to drive power-hungry cards from AMD as well as Nvidia. Those using a macOS with High Sierra 10.13.4 or later, however, can only run with a few AMD cards. For this new eGPU – GTX, RTX, and the Quadro series are the qualified Nvidia cards. For AMD, the compatible cards are Radeon, as well as Radeon Pro. Razer Core X Chroma can be inserted with up to three-slot wide, full-length PCIe x16 cards. Aside from the improved 700W power supply and colorful RGB lighting, the enclosure also has some brand new connectivity options. It includes a Gigabit Ethernet port as well as four USB 3.1 Type-A ports. Razer Core X Chroma requires a Thunderbolt 3 port in order to connect it with the laptop. The outcome of this is an external graphics processor unit enclosure that is $100 more than its predecessor – Core X. Razer Core X Chroma is currently available in the United States and is sold for the price of $399.99. This is only the price for the enclosure alone. Buyers would still need to purchase their own graphics card. Additionally, those who would need an extended Thunderbolt 3 active cable would also need to add another $79.99. It’s definitely not cheap, but it does the job well and also provides additional beauty.
