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Razer announces its first PC components for enthusiasts

After years of specializing in the industry's most recognized gaming PC peripherals, RAzer is now gearing up to launch its first series of OC internals. today they announced all-in-one liquid cooling, fans and platinum-rated power supplies.

All of them include RGB lighting , something that has become Razer's hallmark. However, they're not the only ones, as many PC components for the enthusiast market today include RGB or ARGB as incentives for users who want to show off their computers.

RAzer delves into the world of PC components

The Razer Hanbo is the liquid cooling All in one with RGB that Razer is going to launch soon. They have partnered with Asetek to create this AIO cooling, claiming that it is designed for maximum thermal performance and quiet operation. The pump can be oriented 360 degrees so that it can be placed in any position. There will be radiators of 240 mm and 360 mm in size, but it is not known the price at which they will arrive at their launch in the month of November,

Razer's Kunai fans will use hydraulic bearings and will be available in 120mm and 140mm sizes. Razer has built an RGB ring on the front and rear that offers 18 addressable LEDs on the 120mm fan and 22 addressable LEDs on the 140mm version. Razer's Synapse software will allow you to control these fans. They will have a speed of up to 2200 rpm in the 120mm version and up to 1600 rpm in the 140mm version. The Razer Kunai case fans are priced starting at $ 44,99 and the PWM fan controller is priced at $ 49,99; and both are available starting today.

The Katana series of power supplies is the latest product they have introduced. These platinum-rated ATX power supplies are fully modular and include a Zero RPM aRGB fan with full compatibility with Razer Chroma software. There will be a variety of capacities available from 750W to 1200W, and for the most demanding there will be a 1600W titanium rating.

Source: The Verge

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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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