Level up to pro-grade gaming experiences and content creation with the 17.3" Razer Blade 17 Gaming Laptop from Razer, which packs a ton of performance into a portable design. It's driven by a powerful 12th generation Intel Core i7 14-core processor that features six Performance cores with a 4.8 GHz Turbo Boost Max 3.0 speed to run demanding games and applications while the Efficiency cores handle background tasks. Game levels, media clips, and applications load at lightning speeds from the 1TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 solid-state drive while the 32GB of DDR5 memory helps to deliver smooth multitasking with large video project files. But perhaps the most impressive aspect of the Razer Blade 17 is its 1920 x 1080, 360 Hz display, which is backed by dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti graphics to deliver stunningly smooth graphics and high-frame rates in addition to advanced features such as real-time ray tracing and artificial intelligence. You can customize your computing experience to fit your mood, game, and style by customizing the keyboard's Razer Chroma RGB lighting effects and syncing them with compatible peripherals.
Product SKU:
1687740
173_1920_x_1080_fhd_360_hz_display:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti (16GB GDDR6)
18_ghz_intel_core_i7_14-core_12th_gen:
32GB DDR5 RAM | 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD
bluetooth:
5.2
display_io:
1 x HDMI
display_size:
17.3"
gpu:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti with 16 GB GDDR6 VRAM
inputsoutputs:
2 x USB-C (Thunderbolt 4) / Supports Video Alt Mode and Power Delivery1 x USB-C 3.1/3.2 Gen 2 / Supports Video Alt Mode and 15 W Power Delivery3 x USB-A 3.1/3.2 Gen 2
operating_system:
Windows 11 Home (64-Bit)
processor:
Intel Core i7-12800H (12th Gen)
resolution:
1920 x 1080
total_installed_capacity:
1 TB
total_installed_memory:
32 GB
touchscreen:
No
weight:
4.43 lb / 2.01 kg
wi-fi:
Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax); Tri-Band (2.4, 5, & 6 GHz) with MU-MIMO Support
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I will never buy anything from these guys again. They go out of their way to not honor warranties. Better make dang sure BHP is on their "approved reseller" list, and get PROOF of it before hand. Razer will never ever get a single penny from me again for any of their products.
It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
I will never buy anything from these guys again. They go out of their way to not honor warranties. Better make dang sure BHP is on their "approved reseller" list, and get PROOF of it before hand. Razer will never ever get a single penny from me again for any of their products.
It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
I will never buy anything from these guys again. They go out of their way to not honor warranties. Better make dang sure BHP is on their "approved reseller" list, and get PROOF of it before hand. Razer will never ever get a single penny from me again for any of their products.
It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
I will never buy anything from these guys again. They go out of their way to not honor warranties. Better make dang sure BHP is on their "approved reseller" list, and get PROOF of it before hand. Razer will never ever get a single penny from me again for any of their products.
It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
And it has, another one. I'll go with the legion instead, Lenovo has, for all their faults and irritations, usually honoured warranty claims.
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It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
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It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
It's not just the warranty, their chroma keyboards and mice were FORCED to upgrade to the 3.0 version of their software, which caused power issues with older hardware leading to constant disconnects. I've documented it. They say that it's not their software, but when you install the 2.0version, zero disconnects, zero issues with older hardware. Which leads me to believe they may have intentionally programmed it to make old hardware start to disconnect so you would buy new hardware. I cannot prove that, but it seems like an extremely plausible assumption since there are no issues with the older software.
I just wanted them to replace a $60 mouse my son saved up money for to buy for himself that had issues after 3 months. They refused. I told them I would make it my crusade to make sure everyone knew about their terrible warranty service, and the other issues with their software apparently breaking old hardware. So... this is part of that crusade. If I can save a single buyer from their garbage support, I will. And I know in the end... it's gonna cost them a lot more in sales than if they had just honored their warranty and replaced the mouse.
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VERY strange decision by Razer. I have a Blade 14 and it comes with a sublime 2560 x 1600 panel.
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