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  1. ElijahB1
    Thanks for that tip, I'm actually going to get a deal like this (maybe a bit better) thanks to my employer being in a dell contract which allows employees to enjoy partaking in the dell partner program. This is why I am eyeing this system in the first place and was wanting to see what you all thought about it
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    I'm planning on using this to play modern fps titles as well as VR titles. I'll also be doing CG rendering using redshift (I do this as side work). I'm wanting a system that will be able to stay near the top for the 4-6 years
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    What are some thoughts everyone has on the Alienware Aurora R12 higher end loadout? Link Prices are crazy right now for everything and I was looking for a top of the line PC which I could get pre-built or mostly pre-built, how would this line up to other setups?
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    Hello all, I have a Razer Core v2 with a GTX 920 in it and am attempting to connect it to a Dell Precision 7740 (which has two Thunderbolt 3 Type-C ports). I can plug the core into the laptop, windows will do a charm and say the device may not be supported, and that's all that happens... The core will show up in the device manager as a universal serial bus device, but I can not seem to get it to be properly recognized by the system. The documentation for the core says that the host computer needs thunderbolt 3 ports with enabled external graphics support, is this an option I can enable somewhere? I'm lost as to what to do next, thanks in advance for any help!
  5. ElijahB1
    Hello all, I have a Razer Core v2 with a GTX 920 in it and am attempting to connect it to a Dell Precision 7740 (which has two Thunderbolt 3 Type-C ports). I can plug the core into the laptop, windows will do a charm and say the device may not be supported, and that's all that happens... The core will show up in the device manager as a universal serial bus device, but I can not seem to get it to be properly recognized by the system. The documentation for the core says that the host computer needs thunderbolt 3 ports with enabled external graphics support, is this an option I can enable somewhere? I'm lost as to what to do next, thanks in advance for any help!
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