My blade 15 had a bulging battery this month. It was warping the case so badly that the trackpad wouldn’t click. Worst of all, this happened 2 weeks after my warranty technically expired, however, Razer said they would honor it and are replacing my laptop free of charge.
@@BenzTranNguyen just get a new one LOL they are easily replaceable tho Andreaux is really lucky to have a nice razer staff normally i hear razer are bad with their services.
I really respect when reviewers go back and present a product standing the test of time. It's easy for all these products to last the short time people normally allow for a product to be reviewed, I like to hear if those claims still hold up in everyday use.
So you helped Razor diagnose and correct the issues you had with not one but two Razer systems for what sounds like a long time! Thanks for your candid commentary.
I recently bought the Razer Blade 15 base model (2019), and it has been so far so good. Excellent performance, elegant chassis and comfortable design. It gets a little bit hot when playing games, but not that much. I only wish it perdures over the time!!
I have the 2019 advanced model and no issues or anything. Its just working as expected. I couldn't be happier.
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I got the 2020 base version and so far I love it. I don't game on it that much, because I already have a gaming PC. But I can see how someone could ruin this beautiful machine if they play games on it all day and use it on their lap blocking the ventilation.
I've watched a number of your videos and I really appreciate how conversational you are. You don't yell at the camera or gesture excessively. Your voice is actually very mellow and easy to listen to. Also, I like that you speak extemporaneously, rather than reading from a prompter. This is coming from someone who is hyper-critical about RU-vid hosts who annoy me.
He sounds like Ali Abdaal and Mrwhosetheboss in terms of how they speak Although I would say most tech reviewers are more on the calm side, finding one who games without being overly excessive with things on the other is very rare.
I bought a second hand Blade 15 advanced in 2018 and I have had no issues with it. I do wish the battery lasted a little longer, but it hasn't been much of an issue. I'm glad I got it
@Johann Razanadahy I have the advanced model and the fans are silent. However, I did undervolt the CPU and GPU and repasted with liquid metal but before the modifications it was not noisy.
I have used 5 Razer laptops over the years, the newest one I got is a 2019 blade 15. The QC was really the big problem back then, both of my 14 and 17 would overheat even playing league, but battery life was ok. The new 15 def improved thermal. But other companies also improved their design, refined their thermals, and are cheaper. I just like the aesthetic of Razer laptops.
I’ve had my razer blade 15 advance 2019 model since feb of last year and I love it. It gets hot but I have a fan in my room aimed at it which brings it down significantly which is awesome for summertime gaming
I'm returning mine for a weird pulsating high pitch sound that is present during low/mid fan speeds. I am considering getting another one because I love the laptop, but I am not sure if I have just been unlucky or that this is common....
Been using my 2080 Blade 15 OLED 2019 for almost a year now. I echo others comments about battery life. I am lucky to get 4 hours..usually more like 2.5. I really wish the laptop could charge over USB C. I don't need to charge on USB c while gaming but it would be nice to not have to carry around the huge power brick for general web browsing on the go. Keyboard has a small learning curve, the right shift took some time to get used to. Love the OLED screen. I play games mainly on an external 27" monitor with higher refresh, so the low refresh on the OLED is not a big issue for me. I have had no BSODs yet, crossing fingers...Overall, I am still pleased with purchase.
@Johann Razanadahy idle with nothing open, fans are quiet. fans do spin up for me when not gaming but it's usually because I have several programs open. Even then, the fan noise is no where near as loud as during full load.
i'm planning or was planning on getting the 4k one I ended up ordering the legion but i'm not sure if I should go for the razer if i end up not liking it do you think it's worth? I'm coming from mac
Once I undervolted and repasted this laptop has been amazing. It was getting extremely hot before I did those two things though - regularly sitting at 100 degrees. For working, playing a game, and keeping it on the go, this has been a fantastic laptop.
I bought a 2019 base model and I honestly have lost count of how many times I've used the warranty, customer service sucks, definitely do not recommend
Exactly. JUST BUILD A COMPUTER If you research parts in depth for around a month, you will know the basics about each part. That’s what I did. Still saving $$$ for parts, so W.I.P.
Yeah, my 2019 Blade 15 Advanced has been shitting the bed recently... CPU temps are pinned at 100C even on not very demanding titles, frames have gone down significantly since I bought it. I'm bought some Kryonaut and a ifixit kit and hopefully repasting it will bring back the performance I paid for 2019 Blade 15 Advanced 240hz i7-9750H RTX 2080 Also, Razer Support hasn't done anything to help...
That's really disappointing to hear. I bought my Blade Pro in 2017 for four grand and I've gone through 3 OEM battery swaps (bloated). I recently saw my thermals peaking at 92 and decided to repaste with Kryonaut. It barely goes over 80 now and hits a max 86 in really heavy titles. I hope yours does the same :)
@@killerofprimes Yeah hopefully! You know how much performance you gained? I've lost like 80fps in most games... Also, yeah my Kryonaut paste came today still waiting on the ifixit tool kit tho haha
Arden Unger Wow 80 FPS loss is insane. I wasn’t suffering from any poor performance issues so repasting barely did anything. I was able to overlock my cpu slightly though. Have you looked at your cpu and gpu clock speeds or usage percentages? What FPS are you getting in your games?
Sadly accelerated cpu degradation due to thermals is a very real thing. It will never be the same, hopefully it hasn’t been running hot for too long of a time.
@@killerofprimes Well, until my toolkit comes I turned off turbo boost in the bios which has brought me down to 80C and I still get 220fps in CS (Not surprised) and 60-80fps in heavier UE4 games like Insurgency Sandstorm. It was throttling pretty hard, because even with Turbo boost off it's still getting around the same frames as when it was on. At 100C with Turbo it was at around 4GHz GPU still stays in the 80s and runs anywhere between 1.3-1.6GHz.
2018 Blade 15 (GTX1060 model), Mercury White. I've had the webcam and microphone die on this machine three times within the first year, each time requiring an RMA. The last time, they actually replaced the entire laptop with a refurbished one. My theory is that the mic/webcam cable running over the heatsink is what keeps causing it to fail; WHY did they use foot-long display cable running over the hottest part of the laptop? Anyway, to their credit, Razer did fix the problem each time. Customer support was bizarrely inconsistent. One time, they asked me to print up a hard copy of every email I had exchanged with them and include the printed emails in the box with the laptop. Two of the RMAs were crazy-quick, with only a week of turnaround time; the third RMA took over a month.
my experience with razer laptops is the worse. Had 2 dead motherboards, one short circuit that burned the power supply cable and melted my carpet. All with 6 months. Razer support is trash and its sad since it was such an expensive machine. After they "fixed" it for the 3rd time i sold it on eBay losing about 40% of the money. I cant use such a bad laptop in terms of reliability sorry.
@@rodrigo4379 well it's a laptop, so high end rendering and video editing isn't always going to be a breeze. You'll probably have better luck editing on your laptop and exporting and rendering the videos out on a desktop.
GamesWizard I’m always on the go, that’s impossible. I’ve been using the MacBook Pro 16 inch with i9 and 5600M and has been an amazing machine. I’m very happy
I got my early 2019 RTX 2070, 8750H Blade 15 Advanced for christmas last year and I absolutely love it. I experienced a few blue screens at the beginning but those were quickly resolved by raising my undervolt of -145 I had on it. My machine has coil whine that's mostly noticeable while the machine is booting or charging, but other than that it's been pretty problem-free.
@@nff_1950 nope, the thing crapped out on me and razer support was the absolute worst. I sent back 7 laptops before realizing it wasn't getting any better so I packed up and bought a Dell XPS in November 2021.
Got the 2018 blade 15 two years ago and i still love it. i've had the blue screen maybe 3 times over the span of three years. Which is not bad, no idea what caused it in those instances but aside from that its done a great job of gaming and giving me the power needed for 3d modeling for engineering classes. I even started using it to edit some podcasts. I've keep it in good condition by cleaning the fans whenever a decent amount of dust has built up and the removable bottom plate definitely helps keep it hassle free. The one thing is the 2018 keys dont light up the secondary function keys like brightness and volume, but fortunately the 19' and 20' versions do.
Have an blade 15 2019 2070 max in the white. Beautiful. Just Despise the keyboard still. The 2020 upgrades are just ugh exactly what I need to be fully satisfied. It gets absurdly hot and screen brightness is a tad lacking as you mentioned, but overall very happy with the machine. And got it for 2k at best but in November, was a great deal, that they discounted accidentally in the store for me. Been using it for gaming and now pro tools actually. I'm new to pro tools in general but seem to have found a workflow that produces quality without crackling or popping, which is rampant for windows in general. Anyways great vid!
whelp.......the 9750h 1660ti is blade 15 is being sold for 1099$ on amazon......not sure if its brand new.....and is warranty covered etc. I can easily try to undervolt .125-150 until i find a suitable undervolt that doesnt throttle and hit 90s so often.....if it cannot run farcry5 on max 80-100 fps
I'm curious, do you think this laptop is a good pickup for 1200 CAD used? Or am I better off just buying something else? I'm looking at something portable that I can do game design on that's not going to eat up 1/10th of my entire years tuition lol That's the biggest issue I have right now. Seems like everything from GPUs to Laptops, CPUs are all just so freaking expensive and inflated it's a wonder anyone is able to get anything at a reasonable price.
@@tausiq22 Lucky! unfortunately since I'm in Canada, this thing isn't on sale anywhere brand new unless it's the 2021 version, and that thing is close to 2600 CAD which is like 2100 USD. I've got the machine anyway and it's great! I've been using it for my game design and it's just amazing how good it actually is when it comes to rendering.
Strange reading comments I have a RBP17 2019 and it goes everywhere I go and its perfect. jacked it to 64gb ramm 6 TB ssd no issues other than battery does suck but my truck has 120volt in it, I also just got the RBP studio 15 and its beautiful and with the quadro 5000 and 8 core processor so if it is better than the 2080 rtx editing Im all good.
its just the factory like apple who creates bent apple ipad pros its just the factory I think its your luck to get a good one out from there factories nobody is perfect.....
@@Akash-hq8oh their peripherals are not as good anymore have two black widows (one ultimate the other one is a chroma) and a naga and they all died rather quickly compared to my Logitech stuff i had back in the day
I have a base model as well from 2019. RTX 2060 / 144hz. Been using for over a 3 months now. All I can say is, it's an incredibly built laptop. Literally a Macbook PC, no other windows laptop comes close as far as build quality (The Surface Book as up there). The trackpad is absolutely incredible. Plays pretty much every game I throw at well above 60fps. (Gears 5, Halo MCC, NBA 2K20 etc) It's also very fast and efficient. I do all my graphic work on it. There are a few cons though. The charger, as mentioned in the video, is stupid, it gets in the way, I wish they came up with a better design for it. Fan Noise. Fan's randomly accelerate up and down if not calibrated correctly. Besides that, it's a great laptop all around and definitely a poster boy laptop for the best windows can offer if you want performance and design.
@123 321 I had to turn off Intel's "Turbo Boost" in the Bios. Pretty much eliminated all fan noise when browsing the web. It'll be a more consistent sound coming from your Laptop. Those random "jet engine" ramp ups were annoying the crap out of me. However, just know, that depending on what site you're on, the fans are destined to start running at some point. All laptops make noise...even macbooks lol Disabling the Turbo Boost the laptop won't "rev up" randomly either. Since it'll always bee running at a base clock of 2.6 Ghz. There's also a bug if your fans do start running randomly, opening up task manager will slow the fans down.
I'm using the Blade 15 2019 as my workstation at home. I'm plugged in the entire day, so I decided to remove the battery to prevent it from bloating. Working great. Undervolted too. Temps while playing Apex Legends reach around 75 - 80 C.
@@cheeso8192 Yeah true that! But I went for the fail-safe option. Don't want to spend time finding a replacement battery if it bloats. That's gonna be a pain.
Great video - I always expect great quality and well thought out videos from you guys, and you never disappoint! This is so much more useful than a list of specs and FPS scores 👍
I got the stealth 13 late 2019 last May, so far so good, the built quality is fantastic although the blade is very easy to get dirty at the palmrest but you can clean it easy too
My Razer Blade 15 Advanced 2019 edition has had freezing issues the past couple of weeks after owning it for a year! Turns out my the soldering between my NVIDIA driver and motherboard screwed up. ONE YEAR. I’m talking to Razer now to see if they can fix my laptop since my warranty has passed. Unbelievable. I’m considering switching to a MacBook Pro.
2018 Blade 15 (Advanced model) user and watching this on my blade as well. One of the things that suck the most about customer service is when you have to send it in. I live in the UK, and it takes a round trip time of 3 weeks from sending it to getting it back, which is a big hit, especially for me as my primary computing device. Recently when I opened up my laptop to upgrade my ram, I noticed that the battery was bulging and since I couldn't afford to lose my laptop for three weeks, I just swapped it myself with a third party battery. The customer service reps, on the other hand, have been understanding and good for me. That being said, I still don't think that there's really been any competition to the blade in terms of its solid looks. Sure MSI, Asus have equally powerful laptops, but I could never bring them into my work meetings without sticking out like a sore thumb in a sea of MacBooks and dell XPS's. Given how responsive they've been to the flaws of the 2018 model with 2019 and 2020 model with things such as the right shift key (super annoying) and the USB C charging as well, I would still probably consider buying a blade 15 in 2021 or 22 even if they don't offer AMD and that's saying a lot given just the sheer everyday ease of usability of the blade. I really wish other manufactures could step up to the level of design as the blade with as much power it offers.
Xmg, alienware, legion, acer all these are waay better and the new hp omen too razer is stupid the 2060 build is 300 pounds more expensive than other competitors like why?
I got a 2020 model and got dead pixels after a week, sent it back for repair and it should be here in the next few days, but the experience with the laptop itself was unlike anything I ever had. Great peformance, battery life, it's very compact and SUPER SOLID. Not to mention how beautiful it is. I would never bring in some chonky laptop with half-plastic build and obnoxious font on the keyboard no matter how much cheaper it is.
@@malovent538 I moved to razer 15 from an Alienware r17. Again, as I mentioned a before I wanted a laptop that I could actually use anywhere I want without having a super gamery aesthetic outdoors
@@rampari MSI GS66 stealth, Asus Zephyrus S Gx502, new HP omen, Asus Zephyrus G14, etc. The list goes on. Better service than Razer and performance on few of those. But you do you.
Decided to take my chances with the 2020 base model, I've had it for about three months now and no complaints. After extensive reviewing I found the 2020 to be more reliable than 2019. It also has 2 ssd slots which is fantastic as I now have 3 tb of space available on it which is pretty insane.
@@Peebsta007 Runs almost as good as I got it, had to replace the battery (expected) and one fan but other than that it's still doing its thing, battery lasted about 2 years before bloating, I always use it on a cooling pad when possible and that helps with temps tremendously.
@@m4kill934 cool, thanks for the reply, and how are the temperatures on medium or moderately high settings in games or when video editing if you do so?
Overall decent laptop for what it offers. I did face the following issues with my 2019 advance model. Maximum 40 mins battery life with only chrome running, and very poor performance on battery. Reading 60 Celsius body temp when doing light work. Even the keyboard reaches 45 ish. Too hot! Charging brick failure. Lack of international support it you travel for work. Issue with some minor screen imperfections. There is a nearly invisible horizontal mark across the whole screen on my unit. Insanely terrible speakers and camera. This was very disappointing. Trackpad stopped clicking after an year. This is probably on me since I use it in dusty environment, it might just need some cleaning. I prefer external mouse what's so... Almost forgot, synapse can never remember my color profile or any other settings.. it will change fan speed to full and manual on its own.. change my keyboard lighting to default.. horrible At the time it purchase, there was no other laptop that offers this much power in this factor. For future buyers, it you don't intend to game on it much and want to use it for work, I would recommend going for a less power hungry machine with option to have USB C graphics card attachment. Or just choose some other brand. You won't get something this beautiful but from my opinion, it's cons outweighs is plusses.
What usb c graphics card attachment would you recommend, like for boosting for occasional jacking VR like Quest 2 in for PC VR game play of things like Star Wars Squadron in 90Hz? That seems to smoke every other laptop I find for that.
My experience after all that years, i only go with a solid dell workstation, mobile or not. Parts available nearly everywhere, even for some of the oldest models, solid drivers and customer support, easy to self maintain. Razer fooled me once.
I’ve had my Blade 15 (RTX 2060, i7-8750) for 11 months now and have had zero issues with it. I primarily game on it but I also edit photos in Lightroom/Photoshop. I keep it plugged in basically 24/7. It has replaced my self built gaming desktop for sure.
I've had the Blade Pro 17 for a few months now. I've been loving it so far. No issues at all. The only thing I wish Razer would implement is better performance tuning options in Synapse. Balanced mode runs pretty much everything really well though. Can't complain too much.
So I was looking into buying a razor laptop but a lot of laptops video mention that blue screen of death and I am now changing minds but it is no longer happening right ?
I love my Razer 15 Base Model 2019. I've had mine for roughly 6 months and it is a solid Premier Pro Portable Editing Station. I did upgrade my M.2 to a 1TB and my the internal Barricuda Hybrid drive to a 2TB Evo. I didn't have any issues with BSOD but it was a pain to upgrade the Drives as the Replica drives never worked. It took me 4x to get it to work each time doing the same process. Other that the SD slot missing I can't say I have any major gripes. It plays R6Seige and PUBG 60+ frames all day for when I'm not Editing. In conclusion it is my favorite portable workstation to date.
Similar experience, I also went to 32GB RAM for After Effects use and it's been absolutely stable. Still prefer my Macbook Pro for most things, but for pure power the Blade is hard to beat.
I have the Blade 14 [6700HQ w/ 1060GTX] and I have, unfortunately, experienced ALL the issues Linus mentioned in his video. I have had battery bloat TWICE, and this time Razer did not want to do it for free, and you need to ship the laptop to them, so I just got one from Amazon (same price as their service). I have had the left click stick and not work properly (still doesn't sometimes), the laptop wakes up and the fans go to 100% while it is just sitting in my bad (which makes it go super hot). I could go on... It is a real shame. I had hoped this was the apple-for-gamers laptop, as I had wanted one since they first came on the market, but sadly other than the build and look I would not recommend this brand. (I have even had two Naga mice die on me...)
I’ve owned several Blade 15’s and ran into issues with most of them. On my 144hz 2080MQ model the screen has different hues on the left and right. Might be an issue with the factory calibration but is very noticeable on white websites. Literally each half of the screen looks like it was calibrated differently (could be a bad backlight). Secondly I find lightning devices don’t receive enough power from the lightning port and bug out (m.2 enclosure connects and disconnects rapidly and isn’t related to the port snugness) on my first razer it worked just fine. I recently upgraded to the newest 300hz 2080 super model and ran into weird performance issues. For instance out of the box overwatch runs at ~200 fps. If I unplug the laptop while gaming the frames drop to 32 which is expected. I disable the GeForce battery saver and it still stays at 32 (at that point it should jump to 60). Once I plug the laptop back in the FPS will either stay at 32 or sometimes will go up to ~ 95 and no higher. I’ve tried everything imaginable including software updates on GeForce/synapse/intel, updated the bios, rebooted. I even uninstalled the driver for the power controller. Nothing would get the performance back. At that point I exchanged it as I thought it was a lemon. Got the replacement and the same issues plagued this one. At this point I believe it’s a synapse software issue with the optimus stuff not allowing the gpu to run correctly. I gave up on razer at this point and I’m preparing it for return as we speak. Bought a Zepherus G14 for half the price of the razer and have been very happy with the little power house. Razer makes beautiful laptops but I’ll be damned if I pay a premium for a headache.
Thank you Eber, someone said it! Razer needs to implement AMD CPUs into their product line, maybe GPUs as well among the other improvements you've mentioned. Great review!
As a Razer Blade 15 user myself, I would like Razer to improve on their keyboard esp. with key travel. Man, they are nice to look at but it is too shallow. Do a mechanical option like what Aourus G14. Next, that annoying power thicc cable, they are annoying. Next, 99 watt battery (that would be awesome). Then, brighter screen. Lastly, AMD Ryzer cpu (they are killing it now) . Despite those flaws, I love my Blade15. Hoping it will last long.
Show us a notebook that DOESN'T have tons of customer issues. On the positive side, Razer DID win the Laptop Mag tech support showdown this year so that point has indeed improved. Source: www.laptopmag.com/articles/tech-support-showdown
luckily our countries economy is so bad that if it was good it wouldn't be as expensive as of now and people who wanted it would've suffered these issues, thanks south america
I have the same model as in the video. The most annoying problem I had so far was the screen, which randomly turned off. I'm still not sure what was causing it, but the problem went away when I disabled closing the lid as putting to sleep mode. Now it hibernates when I close the lid instead, and the problem is gone. I've heard a lot of people complain about the keyboard, but I got used to it pretty quick, and writing is a big part of my job. Overall I think it's a great device! I just wish they offered bigger hard drive sizes, since AAA games are commonly over 100GB these days.
I had that screen issue, it seems to be a problem with the drivers. That happened a lot to me when I used Geforce Experience to update the nVidia drivers, and the issue got solved when I downloaded the drivers from Razer's website. That fixed the problem for several months, when it returned I re-installed the drivers again and haven't had a problem with the screen since.
Looking from all the comments, never buy a Razor laptop. Ever.
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Looks like someone skipped Math class. At any case if you're a dumb kid who will game 24/7 while putting it on your bed then yea don't buy any gaming laptop!
I'm a blade owner for more than 6 months, and I have the 1070max q version from 2018. There're just way too many software problems with this machine. First 2 months I had my logo stop working, then to my microphone and finally to my camera. I mean as a gamer these things don't bother however if I'm paying so much for a laptop. It always good to have it when I need it. I sent my laptop to repair last month and it took me 4 weeks to get my laptop back. Terrible customer service.
I've had the 2018 blade 15 1060 for a while now, accidentally broke the screen and Razer quoted me some crazy price I forget between 600-800$ so I said fuck that and bought a screen myself and replaced it for 150$. Could not find anything out there on how to replace the screen but it's glued on HARD and the front panel has little notches at the bottom so start removing from the top, it's hard not to bend the frame trying to get the monitor out. Only other complaint is that symbols aren't lit up on the numbers row
Got my blade 15 base 2018 model when they were new. Had COUNTLESS BSODs & absolute nightmare of a time going in circles with Razer's attrocious "customer support". Had to threaten to take legal action for them to stop handballing my case off to another "support team" member to repeat the story all over to. In the end they had me ship my laptop back to them and they took 6 WEEKS to actually "locate and repair the issue" in my machine. When I finally had my Blade 15 returned, it had the exact same BSOD AND now the camera flickers like slenderman is nearby???.. 6 weeks and a nightmare with Razer's tech "support" all for nothing.... Cut to today, and the laptop will not power on or remain powered on unless it is plugged in/ on charge. It doesn't even go to a shutdown screen. If i pull the plug, it instantly switches off. Not ideal for a laptop purchased for it's power and PORTABILITY...... other than just living with BSODs when trying to use Adobe Programs & the battery issue, yeah it's a great laptop. For its money? It's just good.
I have had my 2019 Blade 15 adv/2070 for almost a year now. No issues of late. However, in the first few weeks of ownership I could even turn it on!! Had to get client care involved in every instant to help me get it turned on. It was some sort of stand by-battery clinch as it turned out. Other than that is has been a great lap top
I got a 2020 model and got dead pixels after a week, sent it back for repair and it should be here in the next few days, but the experience with the laptop itself was unlike anything I ever had. Great peformance, battery life, it's very compact and SUPER SOLID. Not to mention how beautiful it is. I would never bring in some chonky laptop with half-plastic build and obnoxious font on the keyboard no matter how much cheaper it is.
Had my Blade Advanced 2019 for over a year. I made some minor changes : 32 GB RAM Vengeance & SSD 2 TB 970 EVO + and changed TIM to Grizzly Kryonaut. Using the laptop with an Elgato Thunderbolt 3 Pro Dock. This serves to connect : Basilisk Ultimate + Huntsman Elite or Huntsman TE. Main usage before Covid 19 : light gaming and office & video editing. Main usage after covid 19 : 250 hours in TW3, 100 hours in CoD MW2 and 50 hours of Dragon Age Origins. Sounds like a jet plane, Synapse Profile is GPU at 4800 rpm on a Coolermaster cooling pad. Undervolted with ThrottleStop to 3.2-3.5 depending on the heat outside. No issues with the laptop at all except : 1. Charging port is scratched like a cheetah had s*x with it. 2. I noticed some areas of my screen that have developed some bleeding.
Issue number one was the best description ever. And for your sake, I really hope cheeto's aren't sentient roaming around your house, 'n shit. Oh* Cheeta, lmao. Yeah that works better I guess.
what do you mean 3.2-3.5? I undervolted mine to -99.6 and I am not sure of whether this is what is causing the freezing and black screens doing things like chrome, photoshop, zoom, and other simple things you think this thing could handle. Maybe you could help me out? Can't find any legit material to follow along to troubleshoot.
My personal wish list for a perfect Blade 15: -120hz/90hz 16:10 1440p panel with at least 500nits -Redesigned charger (preferably magsafe) -99 milliamp hour battery -AMD CPU -best in class webcam and mic -fingerprint reader power button
I have two Blade 15's. I think they're both 2019 models. One of them used ti be a 2018 model but the fans broke so many times, they had to send a refurbished model and the refurbished model was broken out of the box. And then they sent me a 2019 model that finally works. I hope it keeps working because the process was a nightmare. The customer service is terrible. Im almost ready to stop buying their products. They have the worst customer service out of any company I know. And then on top of that I had to work on getting the razer care transferred over to the new units, because the razer care had not started yet and that process was also awful. They definitely need way better customer support. Some of these mistakes could be easily forgiven if they had amazon-like customer support.
Completely to agree with this; from start to end, it took 2 whole months before my unit was repaired. Thermals in the 2018 models are so bad I feel it should be recallable and it seems razer agrees, as after mentioning this in an angry email after a month of pointless back and forth (with presumably an automated service), razer immediately escelated my case and the unit was fixed within a further 2 weeks... You simply cant be treating a customer base like this when they've invested litterally thousands into one of your products!
@@kingfoxx6697 All good, I think you should do the change. Definitely check windows subsystem linux, basically you can run linux commands in your windows terminal that way you don't have to use the command prompt or powershell that I particularly don't like
The cable is braided for toughness! The charging plug JUST FLIP IT OVER!!! Go back to drawing board for what?? 🤦🏻♂️ covers the usb of course it will if you plug it in that way🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
My blade stealth had continuous bsod for multiple weeks one year ago. Reinstalled windows a couple times but it the issue would come back. One day, the laptop just started working again. No issues since. I wonder if I was also having synapse problems (I use a lot of razer peripherals with my blade stealth)
