RazerRazer Hanbo Chroma RGB All-In-One Liquid Cooler: Ultimate AIO Design - Quiet Fans - Silent Cooling - PWM Fan Controller Support - ARGB Pump Cap - 360MM-RC21-01770200-R3M1

I decided to purchase the Razer Hanbo 360mm when it went on sale for $262.00 over the holidays. So far, it has worked very well and keeps my system cool! It appears to meet the high quality standards that you expect from Razer. I certainly do not mind paying more for a quality product. Moreover, I happen to like the Razer Synapse software and it's very nice to control most of my system through one application. Thank you, Razer!

Noctua NH-U12Aを使っていたんですがIntel Core i9 11900Fを電力無制限にしたら冷やしきれなくなったので買い替えです。説明書をよく見なかったのが悪いと思うのですが今PCケースにRazer Tomahawk ATXを使っているんですが、こいつの天面にRazer Hanbo Chroma360MMが普通に付かない、だいぶ無理やりだったが何とか付いたが普通に付くようにしてほしい。性能についてはNoctua NH-U12Aを使っていた頃は電力200Ｗで90℃でしたが、これにしたら電力220Ｗで90℃であんまり変わらなかったCinebench R23のスコアは2000ぐらい上がった。ホントはちゃんとスクショとか取って比較するもんだと思うんだけど取り忘れましたすいません。他のクーラーを知らないですし使用環境によっても変化すると思うのでなんとも言えませんが、劇的な変化はなかったのであんまり性能は良くないのかもしれません、しかしNoctua NH-U12Aが優秀過ぎた説もありますが、でも僕はRazer信者なので良かれ悪かれRazer製品を買うことに意味があるので、後悔はしてないですが、信者でない方は無難なメーカーの物を買うのがいいと思いますよ。

Got this cooler to replace my Corsair h100i. Keeps my CPU 15 degrees Celsius cooler then my old one. It’s a beast of a cooler.

I thought that installing this into a case would be difficult, but I'm surprised by how easily I did it. Keep in mind, I am relatively new at building PCs, but I still managed to assemble this and have it mounted and operational in about 45 minutes. Almost everything you need is included, except for a philips head screwdriver for mounting the radiator into the case. It comes with two Kunai fans, which you attach to the underside or backside of the radiator, depending on if you mounting vertically or horizontally. The only thing that really matters is that the pump is lower than the radiator block, otherwise it wouldn't function correctly. The Aio cooler draws power from a SATA connection and also plugs into your motherboard's USB header (not USB 3.0 header). One thing I found interesting is that Razer is using a USB C connection on the cable that plugs into the motherboard, you don't see that very often with internal components. You have to daisy-chain the two fans together and plug one into your main, CPU fan header. After all of that, you just screw down the cold plate/pump to the CPU. If you are using an AMD motherboard, you shouldn't need to install a bracket on the underside of the board. At least, I didn't need to on my X570 board from Gigabyte.Once your computer boots with this installed, Razer Synapse will start installing itself onto your machine if it's not already there. I think it would still work ok without it, but I would definitely encourage you to do so, since it will update the firmware on the cooler and allow you to customize the lighting. You can sync it with any of your other Razer Chroma devices, as well as configure advanced lighting patterns. You can also tweak things like the fan curve and see the CPU temperature and other realtime metrics.As for the performance of this cooler, it's very good. I was using a stock AMD CPU cooler before, which isn't the best thing to compare this with, but it keeps my CPU 10-15 degrees cooler at all times. During just basic things like browsing the web, my CPU never even reaches 45 degrees. During gaming, with AAA titles and high/ultra settings, I still haven't seen the CPU reach 55 degrees. I think that is impressive and significantly better than most air coolers.The downside with this cooler is just how expensive it is, it is currently selling for almost $300. That’s about $100 more than most coolers equal to this one. And some even have LCD displays on the pump, allowing you to show gifs or photos (but not actual videos). I think this design is valid too, I like that it’s clean and simple. Of course, we are talking about Razer here, most of their products tend to be priced higher than their counterparts (sometimes it’s significantly higher). I am not sure that I would personally spend my own money to buy this, but I might if I was building a higher-end gaming PC and wanted a very pretty, well performing cooler or just wanted an all-Razer theme.

I built a PC with nearly all Razer products. I did so because their keyboards and mice are the first brand I haven’t had issues with. The AIO closed loop cooler is performing well and it’s great the Razer Synapse software can control all the Razer products instead of needing multiple software. It would be nice if the fans were a bit quieter though.