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17 Inches laptop o_O More like a portable desktop, too big to be a laptop !
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Hello, does anyone have any information about possibility to use 130W on 17 inch blade pro (early 2021)? As I understand in mid 2021 version internal hardware didn't change much, razer just decided that on 17inch there is more room for heat. It will be very sad not to get the same option :frown_:
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Hello, does anyone have any information about possibility to use 130W on 17 inch blade pro (early 2021)? As I understand in mid 2021 version internal hardware didn't change much, razer just decided that on 17inch there is more room for heat. It will be very sad not to get the same oprion :frown_:


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Dekades


Introducing the all-new Razer Blade 17 now with more power, more graphics boost, and more display options. Continuing to push the limits, this gaming laptop comes built with the latest 11th Gen Intel Core i9 processor, NVIDA GeForce RTX 30 series graphics, and up to 17.3" 360Hz display for higher levels of performance and speed. Learn more: rzr.to/blade-17

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OMG i want one !
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looks great
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Dekades


Introducing the all-new Razer Blade 17 now with more power, more graphics boost, and more display options. Continuing to push the limits, this gaming laptop comes built with the latest 11th Gen Intel Core i9 processor, NVIDA GeForce RTX 30 series graphics, and up to 17.3" 360Hz display for higher levels of performance and speed. Learn more: rzr.to/blade-17

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Hello a.17
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Plz help me to earn Razer silver a 17
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not bad but not recommended for sure
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magictim
So we now have 13", 14", 15", and 17" options! And the 360Hz display is an overkill set up

buen video
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Question about the new (late 2021) Blade 17's 4K 120Hz display. I can't find NITS rating for it anywhere. Does anyone know?
Thank you.
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Is it normal for the 11800h to show 800mhz for ram in CPU-Z when it is set to 3200Mhz in BIOS?

I mean, for double data it should show half of what the ram actually is running at, but with the 11800h is shows only 1/4 of the effective clock speed.

Is this the same for all of you with 11800h?
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webmich
Is it normal for the 11800h to show 800mhz for ram in CPU-Z when it is set to 3200Mhz in BIOS?

I mean, for double data it should show half of what the ram actually is running at, but with the 11800h is shows only 1/4 of the effective clock speed.

Is this the same for all of you with 11800h?

Use HWinfo, saw a thread before having this issue as well with CPU-Z
Razerblade Pro 17 (2020) / RTX2070 Mx-Q / 32GB RAM / 1TB+2TB NVME SSD Time Spy: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/20021575 Firestrike: https://www.3dmark.com/fs/25669609
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it only is a bug in cpuz i guess, i wanted to know if its the same for you or others or if it is just my machine
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I am looking for a new set of screws for the heatpipe, the ones with the spring, anyone know where one can get theres typ of screws?
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Ordered a set, thank you very much.

Wasn’t it hard to get the springs from the original ones detached? Already briefly tired to took them off, but as far I can remember, they are attached very solid with the screw.

Also, how did they fit in/in the heatsink? With the springs from the original screws, I guess the pressure which holds down the heatsink/vapor chamber is the same and therefore the temps are the same as well.
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webmich
Ordered a set, thank you very much.

Wasn’t it hard to get the springs from the original ones detached? Already briefly tired to took them off, but as far I can remember, they are attached very solid with the screw.

Also, how did they fit in/in the heatsink? With the springs from the original screws, I guess the pressure which holds down the heatsink/vapor chamber is the same and therefore the temps are the same as well.


Removing the spring from the original screws is not that hard. A tweezer will definitely help. Technically the springs are the ones pushing the vapor chamber to the GPU and CPU dies. The replacement one's go a little deeper than the original providing a little more pressure, which on my case improved the contact of the CPU with the Heatsink.
Razerblade Pro 17 (2020) / RTX2070 Mx-Q / 32GB RAM / 1TB+2TB NVME SSD Time Spy: https://www.3dmark.com/spy/20021575 Firestrike: https://www.3dmark.com/fs/25669609
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