How to set up the Razer Core X V2

Razer Core X V2 Support

Properly setting up the Razer Core X V2 is important to avoid issues or any damage to components.

Setup requirements:

• USB4, Thunderbolt 4, or Thunderbolt 5-enabled systems with external graphics support

• Compatible PCI-E graphics card

• Compatible Power Supply Unit (PSU)

  Note: Ensure the PSU has at least 230 extra watts available to power the Razer Core X V2, in addition to whatever your graphics card needs.

• External monitor (optional)

Warning: Ensure the Razer Core X V2 is switched off and unplugged from a power outlet to avoid electric shocks.

See the step-by-step instructions below on how to set up the Razer Core X V2.

1. Unfasten the thumbscrews and remove the chassis cover.

   

2. Remove the power supply mount screws.

   

3. Install the power supply and fasten the power supply mount screws to hold it in place.

   

4. Connect the power supply to the 8-pin (or 4+4 pin) 12 V EPS and 24-pin ATX power connectors.

   

5. Remove the graphics card slot covers.

   

6. Install the graphics card into the PCIe port.

   

7. Secure the graphics card with thumbscrews.

   Important: Ensure the bracket mounting hole of your GPU aligns with the thumbscrew hole of the Razer Core X V2.

   

8. Connect the appropriate power connector from the power supply required for the graphics card.

   Note: Ensure the power cables are kept away from the fans.

   

9. Reinstall the chassis cover and secure it with thumbscrews.

   

10. Plug the Razer Core X V2 into a power outlet.

    

11. Connect the Razer Core X V2 to the Thunderbolt 5 port of your compatible Thunderbolt 5 external graphics-enabled system using the provided Thunderbolt 5 (USB Type C) cable.

    

12. Optionally connect the Razer Core X V2 to your external monitor using any of the display ports on the installed graphics card.

    

13. Switch on the power supply.