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‎05-10-2020 09:36 AM

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Product: ZBook X2 G4
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi, I'm very happy with my ZBook X2 G4 but lately I had some time again and wanted to play online with friends to a resource eating game ... long story short > the NVidia quadro M620 is not enough to play this game, but it's ok, I voluntarily took this tablet knowing I would not play game with this hardware. Still I thought with an external GPU, given that the rest of the hardware is great, it should be enough (the graphics card is the only thing missing in most games requirements for my zbook)

 

So I looked around, found that Razer core X, which looks future-proof, but it states that I need a thunderbolt port eGFX to use it.

And I find nowhere that the ports on the ZBook are eGFX compatible, so I come here for answers.

 

Is the Razer core X compatible with the thunderbolt ports of the ZBook X2 G4 ?

 

thanks in advance for the help 

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