I did not connect any other razer peripherals so as to minimise any complexities.

I set up the Core X Chroma using a 1080TI whilst it was only connected to my laptop. inf files only hold cards Razer Laptops use which makes sense but made it hard to try and get the drivers on the Laptop and Core X in sync. These drivers interestingly do not exist on Nvidia's driver archive so these appear to be manufacturer specifics and the.

The original graphic driver that was in use on the RTX 2070 Max-Q was the one as shown on the Razer Blade 15 Mid-2019 Advanced Software and Drivers Page. Synapse installed automatically and updated - doesn't show a Gaming option on the Synapse Performance tab - only shows Balanced and Custom. I logged in and it is back to the version it was delivered to me in. The laptop ran recovery, and ran Windows as it was installed when i first got it just over a week ago 1809 per Winver. This morning, i reset the Razer BlAdvanced using the Recovery Factory Reset (F9 at Start Up). I suspect this to be a Windows issue but it is very frustrating to have to do this on a new laptop. However, if i connect the Core X again from a shut down state the system will disable and not renable the drivers again

When I open GeForce Experience immediately it asks me to install the latest driver (currently 430.86 - which i have installed numerous times).Device Manager shows the RTX 2070 as disabled.When I start the laptop, the RTX 2070 is still disabled in the Nvidia GPU activity icon.The Nvidia GPU Activity icon in the notification tray shows the GTX1080 TI as active and the RTX 2070 as disabled.When it has all started Device Manager shows a GTX 1080TI (in the Core and The RTX 2070 (with a yellow triangle).OK so I've managed to see what's happening but have no idea how to fix this.

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