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Replies posted by MartanBamar

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sect-sin
posted in Systems

[Razer Blade 15 Base 2020] Missing component

Based on the image you provided, and my knowledge of Razer motherboards, I believe that the missing MOSFETs are NCP303010AP.This is a common MOSFET used on Razer motherboards, and it is used to step down the voltage from the battery to the motherboard.To verify that this is the correct MOSFET, you can check the markings on the MOSFET itself. The markings should include the following:NCP303010AP AOS 25If the markings on the MOSFET match the above, then you can be confident that it is the correct MOSFET.Once you have identified the correct MOSFET, you can order it from a variety of online retailers.I hope this helps!

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5 months ago
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technoNavyPurple637Insider Mini
asked in Audio

Leviathan V2 X Linux

Razer provides a Linux driver for the Leviathan v2x on their website, which may be compatible with your system. However, it's important to note that Linux compatibility can be a bit hit-or-miss with some hardware, and there's always a chance that the driver may not work as expected.

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FiszPL
Vanguard
1 year ago
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CKWrapsInsider Mini
asked in Systems

Razer X Chroma & 6900 XT macOS (Ventura) and Bootcamp (W10) not working

It sounds like you've already put in a lot of effort and attempted multiple troubleshooting methods.One thing to note is that the Razer X Chroma and Radeon 6900 XT may require a Thunderbolt 3 port to function properly with macOS. I noticed that you mentioned connecting it to a USB 3.1 port, so it might be worth double-checking if your iMac has a Thunderbolt 3 port and if you are connecting the Razer X Chroma to it.Additionally, it's possible that the current version of macOS Ventura 13.3 might not be fully compatible with your setup. Upgrading to a newer version of macOS, such as Monterey, might help resolve any compatibility issues.Another suggestion would be to reach out to Razer's customer support again and explain the troubleshooting steps you've already taken. They might be able to provide more specific advice or even suggest sending the unit in for repair or replacement if it's found to be faulty.Lastly, you could try posting your issue on forums or communities dedicated to Mac g

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9 months ago
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DaffierPage15Insider Mini
asked in Battlestations

Next gen eGPU with support for NVIDIA RTX4090

Currently, there are a number of eGPU chassis on the market that support Thunderbolt 4, such as the Razer Core X and the Akitio Node Titan. These eGPU chassis have larger power supplies than previous models and can accommodate high-end graphics cards, including the latest NVIDIA RTX 4090.It's worth noting that eGPU technology is still in its early stages, and there are ongoing developments in this area. As Thunderbolt 4 becomes more widely adopted, we can expect to see further improvements in eGPU chassis, such as increased power delivery and improved compatibility with a wider range of hardware.

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1 year ago

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