Two Razer laptops identical crashes
I have a mid 2020 Razer Blade 15 Advanced and a late 2020 Razer Blade Stealth. When connected to a Razer Core X Chroma with an RTX 3080 or 3090 outputting to a ROG PG65U 4k HDR monitor, the laptops freeze after a few minutes of use, and ultimately reboot. I have tried replacing the eGPU with a new unit, changing graphics cards, reinstalled Windows, and tried a new Thunderbolt cable with no success. I bought the Stealth thinking I had a defective Blade 15, but the exact same issue happens on both laptops. Please help!
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Ampere cards aren’t officially supported, so maybe there’s drivers issues. Outside of that theoretically since they’re only pull out max maybe 400 watt spike on an OC Card chroma X should be able to handle it because it can handle 500 watt tgp GPUs. Try also fitting the power slots, I had weird tick tack sounds on first 3070 installation with corev2, but after tightening PSU 8 pins slot, now it works fine, no crashing nor freezing unless I OC it too far. I just got it today and tried with stealth late 2019, I’ll try later with blade 15, I know already the gaming performance/experience would be better on stealth though due integrated TB3 controller on cpu for less bandwidth penalty.
I'm having a similar issue with the 2020 Razer Blade base, however it only freezes when I'm NOT gaming. Plugging in the Razer Core X Chroma will cause my CPU clock speeds to go thru the roof and then eventually freeze. It also happened a bit on my 2017 Razer Blade Pro with the same Razer Core and my CalDigit T3 Plus dock. so frustrating, still troubleshooting.
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Wondering if this could be a power management issue. Have you tried updating the BIOS? Have you done any undervolting or other power tweaks that could be causing the freezing?
*Note that some folks have had issues with the newest BIOS, so this may not be a perfect solution. But as last ditch attempt it could be worth it.
*Note that some folks have had issues with the newest BIOS, so this may not be a perfect solution. But as last ditch attempt it could be worth it.
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