Hello guys,
I'm looking for an egpu for my new Razer Blade Stealth and came over your interesting project.
I dont wanna buy a Razer Core bye two reasons: first its to big and second its price is to high.
But first something about me: I'm new in this forum. My name is Stephan I'm an electrical engineer from germany.
I think the maximum power limit for the pcie of the Akitio Thunder3 isn't a big deal. Just grind off a little bit of varnish and solder a new powerconnector to provide more power.
The biggest question for me is, what do do with the charging problem on my Razer Blade Stealth. It needs 20V to charge, but the Akitio Thunder3 only provides 5V 3A as fahr as i have seen. I already thought about a little connector which will take the USB-C VBUS und CC Lines out of the charger and the rest out of the akitio, but i dont know if something like that is available at the moment.
An other way would be to modify the circiut board of the Thunder3 so it provides the needed 20V. Therfore it would be great if someone could take some high res pictures of the circuit boards front and back, because i dont have a Thunder3 at the moment and its really difficult to get one in germany.
Steph
I'm looking for an egpu for my new Razer Blade Stealth and came over your interesting project.
I dont wanna buy a Razer Core bye two reasons: first its to big and second its price is to high.
But first something about me: I'm new in this forum. My name is Stephan I'm an electrical engineer from germany.
I think the maximum power limit for the pcie of the Akitio Thunder3 isn't a big deal. Just grind off a little bit of varnish and solder a new powerconnector to provide more power.
The biggest question for me is, what do do with the charging problem on my Razer Blade Stealth. It needs 20V to charge, but the Akitio Thunder3 only provides 5V 3A as fahr as i have seen. I already thought about a little connector which will take the USB-C VBUS und CC Lines out of the charger and the rest out of the akitio, but i dont know if something like that is available at the moment.
An other way would be to modify the circiut board of the Thunder3 so it provides the needed 20V. Therfore it would be great if someone could take some high res pictures of the circuit boards front and back, because i dont have a Thunder3 at the moment and its really difficult to get one in germany.
Steph