The $399 Razer Core X Chroma is the ultimate laptop accessory: it’s an external graphics card (eGPU) enclosure that, with a single Thunderbolt 3 cable, can significantly boost graphical ...

Meet the Razer Core X, the external GPU enclosure that complements the original Core by offering most of the capabilities for a lot less cash. When the first Core was unveiled in 2016, it amazed ...

Razer today announced the launch of its latest external graphics enclosure, the Core X, and alongside the debut of the new accessory, the company is also adding Mac support to its enclosure lineup.

Razer has taken a scalpel its external GPU enclosure, shaving a few hundred bucks off the price tag and some features along with it. Dubbed the Core X, it joins the Core V2 in the company's stable ...

See our ethics statement. Razer is lifting the curtain on the new Core X Chroma, its latest external graphics enclosure (eGPU), which allows you to increase the gaming graphics power of your ...

Dominic takes a look at the new Razer Core X. The no frills £260 eGPU enclosure for AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards. If you have a small mobile system and want to either play games or render/video edit ...

The original Razer Core X featured a thoughtful design that allowed users to access and change out the GPU inside with minimal ... access the contents of the enclosure without any tools.

Features of the Razer Core X external graphics card case include Thunderbolt 3 eGPU, Compatible with PCI-Express graphics cards, Plug and play, 650W power supply and the ability to charges USB-C ...

The Razer Core X looks like a small form-factor PC, but it's really just a place to keep your video card. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on ...

Mac users will, of course, want to use AMD graphics cards. The Core X Chroma, priced at $300, is similar to Razer's previous Core X eGPU enclosure, and is compatible with Thunderbolt 3-equipped ...

Using one of the best external GPUs can boost your laptop performance, regardless of if you're trying to gain some frames in Apex Legends or make your Premiere Pro renders a little faster.