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So I'm looking into buying a new Razer laptop by the end of the year...

 

I've been using my 2016 Razer blade as my work laptop, using the thunderbolt-3 port with a hub for my desk monitors...and it uses my Intel onboard graphics (instead of the gtx 1060) as the output through the thunderbolt-3.

 

I was wondering if the new Razer laptops, as they say thunderbolt-3 is through the graphics card for the 9th gen CPU models, does that mean i can now use the Nvidia cards as my graphics output through the thunderbolt-3 port instead of the Intel onboard graphics?

 

Thanks for any info yall have and sorry for poor grammar.

 

Edit: would this introduce more lag? As I have occasional lag spikes on my mouse and keyboard though the thunderbolt-3 hub. Is that more of a hub issue or thunderbolt-3 issue?

Edited by PhoenixSkul
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Yes. 

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