Singularity Computers Debuts Spectre Limited Case

The new Spectre Limited Edition is a premium aluminum full-tower chassis featuring integrated water-cooling components and a PowerBoard.

Australian hardware manufacturer Singularity Computers has launched the Spectre Limited Edition, a premium full-tower water-cooling case restricted to just 49 units. Milled from 6061 aluminum, the chassis features a CNC-milled frame with distinct curved lines.

The case integrates a reservoir, pump top, and PowerBoard for cable management. It supports motherboards from Mini-ITX to XL-ATX and GPUs up to 44.5 cm long. Cooling options include two 360mm or 420mm radiators with a total depth of 100mm including fans.

Pricing starts at 1,710.50 euros, reaching up to 6,125.10 US dollars with options like pearlescent paint. This high-end enthusiast chassis includes a PCIe 5.0 riser cable and a PSU jumpstart switch to facilitate filling the cooling loop without booting.


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