Performance pushed to the edge | The Razer Blade Pro 17

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Maximusisback
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1382 replies
4 years ago
28 July 2019

Rasse420
would be good for streaming...

Not so sure about that tbh, that kind of performance can normally only be achieved in an larger form factor, however a full graphics card in a Razer Core might do the trick! Also maybe an AMD processor

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Maximusisback
It starts at US$2,499.99

would be good for streaming...

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Maximusisback
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1382 replies
4 years ago
26 July 2019

Bisqueleetzone926
Perfection!
How much does it costs?

It starts at US$2,499.99

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its so tempting!

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Razer.WolfPack
Rocking a brand-new look, the Razer Blade Pro 17 is the ultimate on-the-go battlestation Achieve limitless power here: http://rzr.to/BladePro

Designed For Work. Powered For Play. The Razer Blade Pro 17 is 25% smaller than its predecessor and features the latest 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H Processor, built to run performance-demanding AAA games. It’s also powered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-Series Graphics for a stunningly immersive gaming experience—all this backed by a vibrant 17.3’’ Full HD Display, featuring ultra-thin bezels and a 144Hz refresh rate for silky smooth gameplay.

What’s more, our custom vapor chamber cooling solution maximizes heat dissipation ensuring maximum performance for both work and play. The Blade Pro 17 is not complete without its signature UHS-III SD Card Reader, USB Type-A and Type-C ports, 2.5Gb Ethernet port, and other advanced connectivity options—making it the perfect mobile powerhouse where ever you go.

Performance pushed to the edge. Discover the all-new Razer Blade Pro 17 today: http://rzr.to/BladePro

Perfection!
How much does it costs?

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Maximusisback
Vanguard
1382 replies
4 years ago
25 July 2019

poppacalypse
it's really up to individual preference. i got a Razer Blade a few years ago because of its portability. It was my main gaming rig + also used for work. Now that I've changed job and no longer on the go so much, i'm looking to build my own gaming PC

This is what it's all about, preference. I would normally recommend building a PC for gaming instead of buying a prebuilt/laptop but if you work on the go and need a portable solution there are many great laptops that offer near-desktop performance in a small form factor, for an elevated price though (but keep in mind that this price also covers the cost of a "work computer" you'd have to get separately)

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ordering >

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poppacalypse
Insider Mini
314 replies
4 years ago
23 July 2019

DrPepper23
Is the laptop really worth those big bucks though, or might a guy go ahead and spend a bit more on an actual desktop set up if it's just being used for gaming at home anyway?

it's really up to individual preference. i got a Razer Blade a few years ago because of its portability. It was my main gaming rig + also used for work. Now that I've changed job and no longer on the go so much, i'm looking to build my own gaming PC

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Looks really good!

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Razer.WolfPack
Rocking a brand-new look, the Razer Blade Pro 17 is the ultimate on-the-go battlestation Achieve limitless power here: http://rzr.to/BladePro

Designed For Work. Powered For Play. The Razer Blade Pro 17 is 25% smaller than its predecessor and features the latest 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H Processor, built to run performance-demanding AAA games. It’s also powered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-Series Graphics for a stunningly immersive gaming experience—all this backed by a vibrant 17.3’’ Full HD Display, featuring ultra-thin bezels and a 144Hz refresh rate for silky smooth gameplay.

What’s more, our custom vapor chamber cooling solution maximizes heat dissipation ensuring maximum performance for both work and play. The Blade Pro 17 is not complete without its signature UHS-III SD Card Reader, USB Type-A and Type-C ports, 2.5Gb Ethernet port, and other advanced connectivity options—making it the perfect mobile powerhouse where ever you go.

Performance pushed to the edge. Discover the all-new Razer Blade Pro 17 today: http://rzr.to/BladePro

Is the laptop really worth those big bucks though, or might a guy go ahead and spend a bit more on an actual desktop set up if it's just being used for gaming at home anyway?

TK-1987
Which gpu did you go for in yours? :smile_:

I went with the 2070 Max-Q edition. \\O/

Reg3e
My unit is here, will post my setup soon. :D

Which gpu did you go for in yours? :smile_:

roboactive
They are only getting better and better!

Razer did really knock this one out of the park. Better thermal, higher voltage on the gpus really makes it better than the competition. I'm still waiting to see the competition release bios updates to match what Razer is doing out of the box.

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They are only getting better and better!

My unit is here, will post my setup soon.

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Razer.WolfPack
Rocking a brand-new look, the Razer Blade Pro 17 is the ultimate on-the-go battlestation Achieve limitless power here: http://rzr.to/BladePro

Designed For Work. Powered For Play. The Razer Blade Pro 17 is 25% smaller than its predecessor and features the latest 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H Processor, built to run performance-demanding AAA games. It’s also powered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-Series Graphics for a stunningly immersive gaming experience—all this backed by a vibrant 17.3’’ Full HD Display, featuring ultra-thin bezels and a 144Hz refresh rate for silky smooth gameplay.

What’s more, our custom vapor chamber cooling solution maximizes heat dissipation ensuring maximum performance for both work and play. The Blade Pro 17 is not complete without its signature UHS-III SD Card Reader, USB Type-A and Type-C ports, 2.5Gb Ethernet port, and other advanced connectivity options—making it the perfect mobile powerhouse where ever you go.

Performance pushed to the edge. Discover the all-new Razer Blade Pro 17 today: http://rzr.to/BladePro

What a beast !

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Maximusisback
Vanguard
1382 replies
4 years ago
18 July 2019

ChaosGod53
I love the design on this one!😍 :big_grin_:

Have to aagree, one of the best imo

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Looks nice!!!

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Razer.WolfPack
Rocking a brand-new look, the Razer Blade Pro 17 is the ultimate on-the-go battlestation Achieve limitless power here: http://rzr.to/BladePro

Designed For Work. Powered For Play. The Razer Blade Pro 17 is 25% smaller than its predecessor and features the latest 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H Processor, built to run performance-demanding AAA games. It’s also powered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-Series Graphics for a stunningly immersive gaming experience—all this backed by a vibrant 17.3’’ Full HD Display, featuring ultra-thin bezels and a 144Hz refresh rate for silky smooth gameplay.

What’s more, our custom vapor chamber cooling solution maximizes heat dissipation ensuring maximum performance for both work and play. The Blade Pro 17 is not complete without its signature UHS-III SD Card Reader, USB Type-A and Type-C ports, 2.5Gb Ethernet port, and other advanced connectivity options—making it the perfect mobile powerhouse where ever you go.

Performance pushed to the edge. Discover the all-new Razer Blade Pro 17 today: http://rzr.to/BladePro

I love the design on this one!😍 :big_grin_:

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poppacalypse
Insider Mini
314 replies
4 years ago
13 July 2019

Preystation
I like it here. I almost always get bullied on fb saying i have razer laptops...

you might need new friends, buddy....

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Maximusisback
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1382 replies
4 years ago
8 July 2019

Preystation
I like it here. I almost always get bullied on fb saying i have razer laptops...

What kind of pages do you visit on fb? 😂😂

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Joikansai
Community Ranger
1975 replies
4 years ago
3 July 2019

TK-1987
Anything past +150 on the core doesn't seem to give me any improvements. And I only got up to +500 on memory and didn't test past that. So I'll be sure to do so when I get a chance. My undervolt on the cpu also seems to notndo anything past-140mv. That's with XTU though. So I'm gonna try throttle stop. Youtuber Bob of all trades shows that if you undervolt enough in throttle stop you basically underclock the cpu since you're starving it for power. And I'm not seeing anything like that. So I'll do another run of testing later this weekend.

If praying works then I'd like to see low 80's on the cpu at a long gaming session.

Rtx cards are great on memory OC, I don’t have rtx mobile but on rtx cards on my core I did all +1000 memory:smile_: from 2070 to 2080ti, maybe try +700 for mobile:wink_:. It’s interesting, higher core clock translates to core frequency bump which means better performance.
I know only Bob Sagat, Bob Dylan and Bob Marley:big_grin_:. I wouldn’t say though that undervolting is same with underclocking, it’s different things, voltage and clock (under clock is opposite from overclocking), on cpu like you reduce or limiting your core amplifier than default values per throttlestop (though it’s H cpu we can’t do opposite, OC it), but both has similar target, for cooler system. Though cpu undervolte increase performance for better frequency boost due running in cooler environment.

Joikansai
How is your cpu uV value and gpu OC? Tried +150 core and +700 memory gpu, and -150mV on cpu? If the combination is right it can bump the gpu score...plus praying:smile_: for good silicons lottery and the benchmarks not stopped in the middle of the run.

Anything past +150 on the core doesn't seem to give me any improvements. And I only got up to +500 on memory and didn't test past that. So I'll be sure to do so when I get a chance. My undervolt on the cpu also seems to notndo anything past-140mv. That's with XTU though. So I'm gonna try throttle stop. Youtuber Bob of all trades shows that if you undervolt enough in throttle stop you basically underclock the cpu since you're starving it for power. And I'm not seeing anything like that. So I'll do another run of testing later this weekend.

If praying works then I'd like to see low 80's on the cpu at a long gaming session.

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Joikansai
Community Ranger
1975 replies
4 years ago
2 July 2019

TK-1987
Regardless of how much people love XTU or Throttle stop I could do without them. It would be nice if we could just undervolt them in bios and forget about it. Or ypu know we all can bombard Min to undervolt all future laptops by -125mv and we'd never have to worry again. Lol.

I'm a little sad I can't break 23K on the gpu. Wish it was winter time so I could go on my porch and see how it performs in cold temps.

Still holding out for a 110w bios update. Lol

How is your cpu uV value and gpu OC? Tried +150 core and +700 memory gpu, and -150mV on cpu? If the combination is right it can bump the gpu score...plus praying:smile_: for good silicons lottery and the benchmarks not stopped in the middle of the run.

Joikansai
7% faster 2080maxq MSI gs75 review:D

Yes that’s great for noob users like me:big_grin_: having CPU Factory undervolted, it translates to better performance and temperature without needing to install what, XTU and thermal Trothestoptopp:rolleyes:. Yeah maxq 2080 was announced with tdp from 80 watt to 150+watt, till now we’re seeing highest 90 watt maxq, maybe this one Maxi Version lol.

Regardless of how much people love XTU or Throttle stop I could do without them. It would be nice if we could just undervolt them in bios and forget about it. Or ypu know we all can bombard Min to undervolt all future laptops by -125mv and we'd never have to worry again. Lol.

I'm a little sad I can't break 23K on the gpu. Wish it was winter time so I could go on my porch and see how it performs in cold temps.

Still holding out for a 110w bios update. Lol

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Joikansai
Community Ranger
1975 replies
4 years ago
1 July 2019

7% faster 2080maxq MSI gs75 review:D

TK-1987
Not sure if anyone posted this yet, but notebook check has a review on the Blade Pro. Honestly I stand by my statement this is the best thin and light laptop you can get right now. This will likely push the other manufacturers to up there game since the Blade Pro comes with 100 w GPU's instead of 90w or 80w and -100mv on the 9750h. Though everyone keeps saying it's big. . .am I the only one that remembers how big 15" laptops were no more than a year ago with thick bezels? If you were able to take those with you then this laptop isn't big by comparison.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/So-much-better-than-before-Razer-Blade-Pro-17-Laptop-Review.424150.0.html

Yes that’s great for noob users like me:big_grin_: having CPU Factory undervolted, it translates to better performance and temperature without needing to install what, XTU and thermal Trothestoptopp:rolleyes:. Yeah maxq 2080 was announced with tdp from 80 watt to 150+watt, till now we’re seeing highest 90 watt maxq, maybe this one Maxi Version lol.

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