Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the Razer Core GPU Enclosure and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer Core GPU Enclosure.
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The editors liked
Slim
Attractive design
Easy plug-and-play setup
Customizable lighting
Works with some non-Razer laptops
The editors didn't like
Expensive
Limited compatibility
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Published: 2017-12-23, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
Razer did almost everything right here, demonstrating how easily an unassuming office laptop can be transformed into a gaming laptop in seconds.As was true of its predecessor, the Core V2's one big catch is its price. On Razer's website, the Core V2 costs...
Published: 2016-03-30, Author: Christopher , review by: gamecrate.com
Abstract: We predicted almost a year ago that when Thunderbolt 3 hit the market it would change mobile gaming forever by blurring the line between mobile and desktop GPUs. Now, Razer has unlocked the pricing and availability of the Razer Core, the first in what wil...
Abstract: We scratched the surface with our Razer Core review a few weeks back… Now let's take a closer look at what it can actually do!dbrand link: Cooler Master Store link: Buy Razer Core on Amazon: Discuss on the forum: Affiliates, referral programs, & sponsors:...
Abstract: THE CORE IS FINALLY HERE! Let's see if it's as badass as we all have hoped…dbrand link: Feenix Autore Link: Buy Razer Core on Amazon: Discuss on the forum: Affiliates, referral programs, & sponsors: Join our community forum: Intro Screen Music Credit: Tit...
Razer's £1,350 Blade Stealth is an excellent bit of kit. It looks the part, it's light and sturdy, and the IGZO screen offers huge quality levels and a solid resolution.The Kaby Lake processor delivers ample performance and longevity for this class of mac...
Simple to set up, Sturdy design, Turns an Ultrabook into a gaming laptop
Very high cost, Bottlenecked by Thunderbolt connection
Razer's Core is a hefty lump that delivers a solid gaming boost to laptops that would have never been able to play modern games, but bottlenecking means any graphics card will never be able to perform to its full potential. The price is a barrier to entry...
Published: 2016-11-10, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
As an ultrabook, the Blade Stealth is a mostly lovely unit – well built, exceptionally portable and powerful enough for the tasks it's intended to perform. The screen resolution makes for a sharp image and the display is accurate, while battery life is al...
Beautiful design; Compact design; Fits a vast range of desktop graphics cards; Pretty reliable for Razer laptops; Open source
Lack of competitor laptop support; Software setup is kind of clunky; Thunderbolt 3 passthrough would have been nice
Razer certainly beat everyone to the punch by releasing the first Thunderbolt 3 graphics card enclosure, and even though it was a little rocky getting it set up with my Razer Blade, I made it plug and play in the end. The price tag on the Core is pretty s...
We're impressed with the Razer Blade Stealth's design and specs for under $1000 and will be a great option for those looking for a truly portable gaming laptop. We're still waiting on a price for the Razer Core but we like the idea of being able to get de...
