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[UPDATE] Razer Blade 15 ft. Intel 9th Gen processor



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Razer.WolfPack
The award-winning Razer Blade 15 takes a new leap forward. We’re harnessing the performance of the latest Intel 9th Gen processor—bringing you the next generation Ultra Fast. Ultra Small. Ultra Powerful.: http://rzr.to/blade



This update brings a new level of performance to the Razer Blade 15 featuring the new 9th Gen Intel Core i7 6 Core Processor—it also comes with the option of 20-series GPUs in a thin and light form factor. What’s more, the Razer Blade advanced features a brand-new 240Hz Full HD screen for pure gaming satisfaction.

Precision crafted with durable lightweight aluminum, the Razer Blade is still the world’s smallest 15.6’’ gaming laptop. What’s more, our advanced vapor chamber cooling system works to manage heat without sacrificing performance. It also comes equipped with a Windows Hello-capable IR camera for easy and secure logins via facial recognition. The new Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model also eliminateS any connectivity bottlenecks with USB speeds up to 10 Gbps and Wi-Fi speeds up to 2.4 Gbps.

The all-new Razer Blade 15 is available now: http://rzr.to/blade

Can't wait for it 😃
For the Razer Blade Lineup, why don't you offer a hybrid for Base Model and Advance Model?

Base Model:

  • Cons: Capped with hardware performance upgrades (144hz cap; RTZ 2060 cap), 65W battery
  • Pros: Ethernet port, Extra Sata storage


Advance model:

  • Basically reverse of Base model.


I would suggest to offer either a Hybrid where both Pros of Base & Advance are combined into one laptop or I suggest make the division based from "Slimness" or "Thickness" and upgrades applicable to both. This way all consumers are happy to choose what they like.

Sure you have it on the Razer Blade 17 but its too big for consumers like me. The new Razer Blade 15 is perfect size and portability plus I have to give credit with its new sexy look.

But please offer the base model(dual storage) for higher upgrades similar to how Apple or Alienware does it. You should allow customers to upgrade whatever they want and they will pay more - its a win-win for both parties, imo.

FYI, I had the 2018 Base Model 128gb SSD/1TB HDD, GTX 1060 MaxQ, 60 hz and recently upgraded to the 2019 Base Model 512GB SSD/Extra HDD option, RTX 2060, 144hz. Along with other Razer peripherals including the Razer Core X Chrome - so I'm really a fan! I just hope this gets addressed for fans like myself.

I would have spec'd out this base model for 240hz, RTX 2080 MaxQ if you guys just offered it, honestly!

See screenshot:
https://imgur.com/a/8x0f9EG
https://imgur.com/a/ckz1mSZ

Razer.WolfPack
The award-winning Razer Blade 15 takes a new leap forward. We’re harnessing the performance of the latest Intel 9th Gen processor—bringing you the next generation Ultra Fast. Ultra Small. Ultra Powerful.: http://rzr.to/blade



This update brings a new level of performance to the Razer Blade 15 featuring the new 9th Gen Intel Core i7 6 Core Processor—it also comes with the option of 20-series GPUs in a thin and light form factor. What’s more, the Razer Blade advanced features a brand-new 240Hz Full HD screen for pure gaming satisfaction.

Precision crafted with durable lightweight aluminum, the Razer Blade is still the world’s smallest 15.6’’ gaming laptop. What’s more, our advanced vapor chamber cooling system works to manage heat without sacrificing performance. It also comes equipped with a Windows Hello-capable IR camera for easy and secure logins via facial recognition. The new Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model also eliminateS any connectivity bottlenecks with USB speeds up to 10 Gbps and Wi-Fi speeds up to 2.4 Gbps.

The all-new Razer Blade 15 is available now: http://rzr.to/blade
Razer.WolfPack
The award-winning Razer Blade 15 takes a new leap forward. We’re harnessing the performance of the latest Intel 9th Gen processor—bringing you the next generation Ultra Fast. Ultra Small. Ultra Powerful.: http://rzr.to/blade



This update brings a new level of performance to the Razer Blade 15 featuring the new 9th Gen Intel Core i7 6 Core Processor—it also comes with the option of 20-series GPUs in a thin and light form factor. What’s more, the Razer Blade advanced features a brand-new 240Hz Full HD screen for pure gaming satisfaction.

Precision crafted with durable lightweight aluminum, the Razer Blade is still the world’s smallest 15.6’’ gaming laptop. What’s more, our advanced vapor chamber cooling system works to manage heat without sacrificing performance. It also comes equipped with a Windows Hello-capable IR camera for easy and secure logins via facial recognition. The new Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model also eliminateS any connectivity bottlenecks with USB speeds up to 10 Gbps and Wi-Fi speeds up to 2.4 Gbps.

The all-new Razer Blade 15 is available now: http://rzr.to/blade

Is good but i prefer a standar pc:)
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Patryk22443
Looks very cool 🙂 and also i didn't have gaming laptop soo i don't know... but looks very cool...
also i need itttt!!!

Blade is like japanese food eyes eat first:big_grin_: volume not important, you know the taste you’ll be satisfied:smile_:
Looks very cool 🙂 and also i didn't have gaming laptop soo i don't know... but looks very cool...
also i need itttt!!!
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ThT86
are there any review videos based on the OLED version? I want to pull the trigger for getting one, but I would prefer to see a review first 😜

Dave2d just made Oled Blade review.
Razer.WolfPack
The award-winning Razer Blade 15 takes a new leap forward. We’re harnessing the performance of the latest Intel 9th Gen processor—bringing you the next generation Ultra Fast. Ultra Small. Ultra Powerful.: http://rzr.to/blade



This update brings a new level of performance to the Razer Blade 15 featuring the new 9th Gen Intel Core i7 6 Core Processor—it also comes with the option of 20-series GPUs in a thin and light form factor. What’s more, the Razer Blade advanced features a brand-new 240Hz Full HD screen for pure gaming satisfaction.

Precision crafted with durable lightweight aluminum, the Razer Blade is still the world’s smallest 15.6’’ gaming laptop. What’s more, our advanced vapor chamber cooling system works to manage heat without sacrificing performance. It also comes equipped with a Windows Hello-capable IR camera for easy and secure logins via facial recognition. The new Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model also eliminateS any connectivity bottlenecks with USB speeds up to 10 Gbps and Wi-Fi speeds up to 2.4 Gbps.

The all-new Razer Blade 15 is available now: http://rzr.to/blade
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ThT86
are there any review videos based on the OLED version? I want to pull the trigger for getting one, but I would prefer to see a review first 😜

Not professional review but here’s 4K lcd Blade 15 vs 4K Oled Blade 15 as expected more black and crispy.
are there any review videos based on the OLED version? I want to pull the trigger for getting one, but I would prefer to see a review first 😛
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1000.dummy
Bought it last week. FPS went to crap (sub 30 for monster hunter world) unplugged. Dealing with support + reddit now but my 14 days window (refundable for manufacturing defects) is closing -

1. is it normal for RTX laptops to have FPS drop of this magnitude when unplugged, even with all settings (nvidia control panel, geforce experience, windows graphics setting) set to performance mode?
2. is it just B15 base throttling? what about the advance? Or what about other brand/models?

Monster hunter was quite unoptimized title even plugged in I got frame drops on several areas. Blade performance self actually is better on battery than other manufactures I got like 22% performance drop on gaming benchmarks, timespy on 2018 1070mq Blade 15, heard from Alienware gaming laptop, m15 r1, it apparently dropped over 50% performance on battery. Here’s the Battery vs plugged performance difference, I forgot once to switch on power on wall socket and run shadow of war, didn’t notice it was on battery until low battery indicator popped in.
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BoostFX
I played Anno1800 for around an hour without drops on battery.

It's a CPU intensive game right?
I played Anno1800 for around an hour without drops on battery.
Bought it last week. FPS went to crap (sub 30 for monster hunter world) unplugged. Dealing with support + reddit now but my 14 days window (refundable for manufacturing defects) is closing -

1. is it normal for RTX laptops to have FPS drop of this magnitude when unplugged, even with all settings (nvidia control panel, geforce experience, windows graphics setting) set to performance mode?
2. is it just B15 base throttling? what about the advance? Or what about other brand/models?
Maximusisback
Depends on the workflow. Normal use or gaming?


Mainly I am interested on normal use. On gaming I am not expecting much anyways, and that is ok.

@Joikansai do you know what is the actual warranty for EU/Germany, is it 1 or 2 years because it is not clear. I saw you mention here that it is two years based on the response that you got from razer support in Hamburg. However my confusing comes from this thread /minimum-2-year-guarantee-in-europe.17573/page-2 where they discriminate the warranties to commercial guarantee and legal guarantee (/minimum-2-year-guarantee-in-europe.17573/page-2#post-293268) where the first one is 1 year and the second one 2 years. To be honest though I do not understand their difference and how it applies to a razer blade purchase in EU.
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SealthPride
Hey guys. I’m new to PC gaming and the Razer line. When gaming, in a stock configuration, I’m getting cpu temps hovering max in the low 80’s on the cpu and never getting to 80C on the gpu. I’d like to undervolt and/or over clock the gpu/cpu. Is there any links for doing this for a newbie like me? Thanks in advance. I love the unit and I look forward to learning more about it.

Razer Blade 15 Advanced 240hz
Ninth Gen 9750 intel
RTX2080 model

Check firstly with HWinfo64 sensor or HWmonitor if it’s factory undervolted. According notebookcheck HWinfo64 screenshot your model is on default already undervolted by -100mV. Take a look at IA voltage offset. (Source)
If you want to try lower for first time maybe you can try Intel XTU for cpu undervolting, there’s a lot guide out there for doing it, other alternative apps is throttlestop, a bit complicated but more options and stable. However your temperature is actually already great for thin light gaming laptop.
Hey guys. I’m new to PC gaming and the Razer line. When gaming, in a stock configuration, I’m getting cpu temps hovering max in the low 80’s on the cpu and never getting to 80C on the gpu. I’d like to undervolt and/or over clock the gpu/cpu. Is there any links for doing this for a newbie like me? Thanks in advance. I love the unit and I look forward to learning more about it.

Razer Blade 15 Advanced 240hz
Ninth Gen 9750 intel
RTX2080 model
Maximusisback
Depends on the workflow. Normal use or gaming?

Hey. I would say it’s going to be a good blend.
I play a good bit some days and use it for YouTube etc in bed at night.
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ThT86
Guys, what is the battery life of the oled machines?

Depends on the workflow. Normal use or gaming?
Hello guys. I am going to buy a RB15 soon. I do not know which option i am going for. Any sugestions?
It’s going to be connected to a Core x chroma 90% of the time, but i want good frames when i do travle.
The old GTX 1060 (base) is on sale fight now in Norway. But i am thinking i should go for the 2060 2019 base model. And ofc i do want the 2070 model for the times i am going to travle.

What is the main difference between base and andvance models. And which model do you think i should go for (price difference between 2060 and 2070 is around 400-500 usd)
bizCanarysight795
You guys are killing me. Just pulled the plug and ordered Blade 15 gtx1060 two days ago.


Same! They look awesome AF ❤
Kalleno


The only thing I dont get is that the fans spins up as fuck when I'm starting the Razer synapse Software.

When I'm closing the Synapse Software and all the Services, the fans getting quiet.

Someone have this issue too?


Yes Me. According to razers support, synapse is having issues which will hopefully be fixed soon. Let’s see ...
Guys, what is the battery life of the oled machines?
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I’m not familiar with this benchmarks score, but you can try run 3Dmark and show me HWinfo64 to see if your cpu and gpu works as it should be, you can check the parts temperature as well with that software.[/quote]

Thanks for sharing. This did allow me to figure out just what was and what wasn't working. The first thing I did when I got this machine was swap out the SSD for a larger one, then installed windows and all the software to control the machine. Eventually I optimized all the settings to achieve non throttling results, and yes, our scores are very similar now. Whew! Now I get to enjoy the machine!

Slaymetender
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Slaymetender
Yes, this was on ac adapter. I didn’t see any difference when setting synapse to performance. I was thinking, maybe that feature is disabled. I’ll take another look in the morning. I compared to an older Alienware laptop I had, and that score was 150 pats less, but using a sixth gen cpu and 1070. I’m happy this is higher, but marginally. I bet I’m missing a checkbox or something.

Maybe it’ll be better run 3Dmark than PCMark, i think that’s more suitable for high end PC, and when I’m not wrong even Blade stealth with ulv cpu scored almost close to Blade 15 with dgpu which made me thinking that PCMark 10 isn’t suitable for benching Blade performance. 3Dmark isn’t as long as PCMark 10.
This’s my Blade 15 with rtx 2080 Razer Core setting score, but the improvement only very minimum over dgpu, which is unusual on my usage gaming, even on worst case, egpu biggest bottleneck area @1080p it should be minimum 5% performance gain.
Blade 15 2018 8750H + rtx xc2080

Blade 15 8750H 1070maxq dgpu.


I’m not familiar with this benchmarks score, but you can try run 3Dmark and show me HWinfo64 to see if your cpu and gpu works as it should be, you can check the parts temperature as well with that software.
Yes, this was on ac adapter. I didn’t see any difference when setting synapse to performance. I was thinking, maybe that feature is disabled. I’ll take another look in the morning. I compared to an older Alienware laptop I had, and that score was 150 pats less, but using a sixth gen cpu and 1070. I’m happy this is higher, but marginally. I bet I’m missing a checkbox or something.