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Currently in the realm of RGB fans there are quite a lot of different options to choose from. We are continuing our exploration of those different options with Raijintek's AURAS 12 RGB fans. These are Raijintek's first RGB fans and they feature an O-type LED ring around the frame which has your RGB LEDs inside. You control the LEDs and the fan speed of these fans via the included controller box. Being only $42.99 for the 3-pack with the controller these fans are one of the more affordable options out there. Let's see if they are worth it!

We’ve mentioned it before and it’s still true today, the AiO market is jammed full with competition making innovation a struggle for even the most experienced Engineers and R&D teams. Enter the Raijintek Orcus 240 all in one liquid cooler. Immediately you notice the cylindrical device attached to the tubing and know that something is different here. While most companies are sticking with the tried and true pump on block combo the German designed and Thai built Orcus 240 (thank you Raijintek for the simple name) took the pump and placed it externally on the tubing. This left space for a reservoir/flow meter on top of the block and of course you also find RGB leds everywhere. No doubt innovation was at the top of the bill for this cooler, but let’s find out what that nets Raijintek in terms of performance, ease of use, and quality.

Earlier this year we took a look at our first Raijintek case, the Thetis Window, and today we have our second, the Asterion Classic. This case definitely stands out with its sleek bushed aluminum front panel, dual tempered glass side panels, and support for large E-ATX motherboards. Supporting E-ATX motherboards means that you have a good amount of room inside to build a pretty kick-ass system. So is the Asterion Classic the perfect case for your next build? Read on as we find out!

The JUNO-X is a small, compact, and light CPU cooler that is ideal for HTPCs and other small computers with its max TDP of 70 Watts. The "radial"-style used is reminiscent of a successful cooling concept from Zalman, except in this version it is made entirely out of aluminum and its powerful 92 mm PWM fans are surrounded by the cooler fins.

Raijintek has just introduced a brand new CPU cooler in their Leto Pro RGB. This is an upscale variant of the original Leto CPU cooler that was launched earlier this year.

Raijintek has just announced the RGB version of their Iris fans. These will be called the Iris 12 RGB and if you can guess by the name they are 120 mm fans. They spin between 800 and 1400 RPM, pushing 42.17 CFM of air, and have a noise output of up to 26.5 dBA.

In this episode of our weekly tech podcast we talk about our reviews of the Raijintek Thethis Chassis & Drevo Calibur keyboard, a possible GTX 1070 Ti coming out, and interesting story on how ThreadRipper came to be, more Z370 Motherboards leaked, and more!

Here at ThinkComputers we've been fans of Raijintek cases for quite some time. They offer some really unique designs and they are one of the only case makers coming out with all aluminum cases on the regular. Even better they price these cases pretty competitively. That is exactly what they've done with the case we are taking a look at today. It is an all aluminum ATX chassis with dual 3mm-thick tempered glass side panels for just $89.99! The Thetis also has some pretty unique features and has one of the smallest footprints for an ATX case so let's jump in and take a look!

Raijintek unveiled their brand new all-in-one liquid CPU cooler the Orcus at Computex 2017. It has a very unique design and some features that they hope will grab your attention. For starters it is a 240 mm radiator-based unit with two 120 mm fans which seem to be RGB powered and very bright!

When it comes to liquid cooling you typically need a pump to move the coolant through the loop and fans to dissipate the heat collected in the radiator. Well Raijintek has done away with both of those things to create the worlds first passive liquid cooler.