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Razer is expanding into PC components by introducing liquid coolers, chassis fans, and even platinum power supplies.
As you'd expect, all three products have RGB lighting, which is a hallmark of Razer hardware. There is a PWM fan controller that can control up to eight fans and it is built into Synapse software.
Razer Hanbo is the company's all-in-one coolant with a controllable RGB pump housing. The company developed the AIO cooler in cooperation with Asetek, and Hanbo strives for maximum thermal performance and quiet operation. The pump can be rotated 360 degrees. So you can put it anywhere.
The company supplies cooling lubricants in sizes 240 and 360 mm. However, pricing information is not yet known. AIOs will arrive in November. Razer said it will continue to work with Asetek to develop new AIO coolers in the future.
Your new Kuwu fan should also help you cool down your computer. These chassis fans use hydraulic bearings and are available in 120 and 140 mm sizes.
The company has a built-in RGB ring on the front and back. It offers 18 lights that can be controlled by a 120mm fan and 22 lights that can be controlled by a 140mm fan.
Kunai fans can be controlled using Synapse software. The fan delivers a speed of up to 2200 rpm for the 120 mm version and up to 1600 rpm for the 140 mm version.
Razer is particularly proud of the chassis fan static pressure. He said he owns 70% more shares than his competitors. You can connect or control these fans one by one.
Razer competes with Corsair and Cooler Master
If there is no fan control, the RGB case fan is incomplete. The company has also developed a PWM fan control system.
The controller supports up to eight Kunai fans and is built into Synapse to enable customizable fan curve control.
Razer also placed a magnet on the back of the console. So it can be installed on any steel in the back of the frame.
Razer's Kunai fan starts at $44.99 and PWM fan control starts at $49.99.
The Platinum ATX power supply is fully modular and has an aRGB fan that is fully compatible with Razer Chroma.
Providing different capacities from 750 watts up to 1200 watts. There are also titanium power supplies up to 1,600 watts.
In addition, the company said its Katana power products use Japanese Class 105 capacitors and high-quality components.
Once fully approved, shipping is expected to begin in early 2022. However, the company has not yet announced pricing for the Katana.
With the expansion of PC hardware, Razer is entering a crowded market where players like Corsair, Cooler Master, NZXT, and Noctua are trying to keep their PCs cool.