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robjs2020
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Upgrading Blade 15 Base 2020 model - to the max

Mine seems pretty similar, fwiw. When I don't have to get technical with mine I'm pretty pleased - and it does mostly just work. I thought there might be aftermarket screen panels, you know - like replacing a cracked screen. Just wondering is dropping in an after-market OLED panel is possible. I'm just not seeing much for parts when I search.

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robjs2020
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Upgrading Blade 15 Base 2020 model - to the max

Oh yeah, please post back if you do try the 64gb upgrade - would love to know if it worked and what make+model of dimms you used.

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robjs2020
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Upgrading Blade 15 Base 2020 model - to the max

Hmm, I never noticed screen bleed through. So... I just looked at this web page in full screen mode (F11): http://deadpixeltest.com/ Cycling through the colors, the black on my screen looks solid in a normally lighted room. In a darkened room I do see some backlight bleed through on the bottom. Seems like two or three points where they put the LEDs for back lighting. Which I think is fine, I can't notice it with overhead lights on. If we compared screen pictures (like with an external camera, not a screenshot) I bet they would look very similar. Some bleed-through is normal for LCDs of all kinds. I would consider an OLED screen, but I don't know if that can provide the high refresh rates. I've got the 120hz screen, which is overkill for me because I'm sooo not pushing the limits for gaming. I love how black an OLED display can be, but there are finicky problems like burn-in and I wasn't ready to special-order something. This machine was a total impulse buy for me; I was like "I need

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robjs2020
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Upgrading Blade 15 Base 2020 model - to the max

Razer's tech documentation is harder to use than it needs to be. This 3-min video is a start: /support-video-looking-to-upgrade-your-blades-ram.67488/ The video starts by showing how to navigate Razer's support site find out if you can actually upgrade your ram: basically find your model on the support page and find "At-a-glance" and click the "Read More..." link. That was worth watching for me, I had no idea where to find any kind of tech detail about the machine. Be sure to select the variant of the video card you have (near the top of "read more"). I never would have thought to look under "at a glance/read more..." So anyway, on my model it shows: Memory: 16 GB dual-channel DDR4-2933 MHz (8GB x 2) Expandable to 64 GB Nothing mentioned about changes in memory timings, so presumably 32GB x 2 at that speed or faster would work. At least if I really needed more ram that is what I would try. I dislike that Razer doesn't explicitly say what speeds they've used to actually veri

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