Singularity Computers reveals ultra-exclusive Spectre Limited Edition case

Australian hardware manufacturer Singularity Computers has introduced the Spectre Limited Edition Water‑cooling Case, a showcase chassis based on the original Spectre design with the reservoir, D5 pump top and cover built directly into the frame.

The Spectre Limited Edition (via Vortez) is built with a curved CNC‑machined aluminium frame, weighing 12kg. Singularity offers an Event Horizon gloss‑black finish with silver flakes, plus nine custom paint options and a laser‑etched glowing constellation on the rear distribution plate. All distribution plates are pressure‑tested before shipping.

The case supports XL‑ATX motherboards up to 290mm wide and 350mm tall, along with eight PCIe expansion slots. GPU clearance reaches 445mm in length and 170mm in height, and a vertical mounting bracket with a PCIe 5.0 riser cable comes in the box. Cooling support includes two 420mm or 360mm radiators with a combined radiator‑and‑fan thickness up to 100mm, plus a 140mm fan mount behind the CPU socket. Storage support is limited in comparison though, with just two 2.5″ drive mounts.

Singularity’s PowerBoard is built in, offering dedicated fan and pump PWM channels with temperature‑based control, two sensor inputs, eight ARGB headers and a PSU jump‑start function. Buyers can add dual‑loop side distro plates, extra distribution panels or a 1920×480 60Hz IPS display for the PSU shroud. Only 49 units will be produced, with pricing starting at £1,467 / $1,999 / €1,714 and an estimated three‑week delivery window.

KitGuru says: At this price and with a limited run of 49 units, the Specter Limited Edition is clearly aimed at a select few.

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