The Razer Core X V2 also loses the integrated USB and Ethernet ports provided by its predecessors. Users who need more ...

The new Razer Core X V2 external graphics card case lets you plug effectively any graphics card into your gaming laptop via ...

External GPUs (eGPUs) like Razer’s latest could supercharge slim laptops and handhelds for AAA gaming or creative work, especially as Thunderbolt 5 ramps up bandwidth. But with fewer all-in-one ...

Razer is making another run at the external GPU enclosure segment, this time with the Core X V2, a next-generation eGPU and ...

Razer introduces its new Thunderbolt 5 Dock and Core X V2 enclosure: ready for multiple 4K 120Hz displays, and high-end ...

Razer has announced both the Razer Core X V2, an external Thunderbolt dock, plus its next-gen Thunderbolt 5 dock, too. But ...

Razer is back with a new addition to its Core line of external graphics enclosures. The Razer Core X V2 external graphics enclosure can house recent GPUs from brands including NVIDIA GeForce and AMD ...

Discover how Razer's new Thunderbolt 5 Dock and Core X V2 accessories revolutionize laptop performance with lightning-fast speeds.

Razer’s latest PC accessories—the Thunderbolt 5 Dock and Core X V2 enclosure—focus on simplifying how you connect and power high‑performance gear. At their core, both leverage Thunderbolt 5’s massive ...

Razer launched two new products, the Core X V2 and its self-named Thunderbolt 5 Dock. Both products are follow-ups and successors to their own lineup, featuring more current bells and whistles.

Despite the missing ports, the Core X is much larger than the Core V2 as I mentioned above, and can now accept 3-slot wide graphics cards, as opposed to the 2.2-slot card on the Core V2.

Compared to the Core V2, you lose some things with the Core X, such as the V2’s fancy “Chroma” lighting that, like the colors on a mood ring, adjusts to the games you’re playing.