Review on Razer Core Aluminum External Enclosure by Jeremy Gorsage

I don't know about you, but I've been looking for eGPU cases. the most practical case of all. Unlike most cases, the vents are on 4 sides of the case. It has a 72mm fan that pulls air in front of the graphics card and more for power delivery. which is missing in most cases. It comes with a 600W power adapter. In most cases this is not the case and they are much more expensive. Why? I have no idea other than that they include additional Thunderbolt and USB ports. (Which in my case doesn't need to slow down the graphics card's Thunderbolt pipeline, basically it's already got it up to 80% regardless of speed.) I know some people love RBG, but I hate RGB and I'm so glad that this case it is not The additional RGB is not counted in the cost of the product as it is a waste of electricity and money. It's sleek and black and it hides really well on one of my desk shelves. (They don't have sides, so airflow isn't an issue.) This honestly works very well, and I was initially surprised that the 72mm fan kept my card so cold that it didn't work at all until I got into the game came. for at least a few minutes. The only downside is that the included Thunderbolt cable was a bit short. I can get it to work, but it would be nice to have a 3ft cable if it were technically possible with Thunderbolt. Very happy with this purchase and I think Razer has really proven that they can also make products for active professionals, not just gamers.