Case Components:
Distribution Plate with PowerBoard: x1
Clear Cast Acrylic Side Panel Window: x1.
Case Panel Set: x16 pieces.
LED Diffusors x2.
Top corner acrylic cover with logo.
Vertical GPU Mount: x1. (Includes Vertical GPU Bracket and Angle Mount).

Cables:
PowerBoard Linking Cables Standard Set: 24pin x1. 8pin EPS x2. 8pin PCIE x3. 18AWG Black Headshrinkless Sleeve.
PWM Female to Female 50cm Black Sleeved x1.
ARGB Female to Female 50cm Black Sleeved x1.
Touch Power Button and extra Power and Reset Button Cables 20cm x4.

Accessories:
Hex Keys: M3: x1. M4: x1. M6: x1.
Microfiber Cloth: x1.
Stop Fittings: x2.
5v ARGB LED Strip 50cm: x2.

FEATURES

Integrated Liquid Cooling Features:
Reservoir, D5 Pump Top, D5 Pump Cover, Fill Port, Drain Port, parts of the cooling loop.
PowerBoard Integration:
The PowerBoard is a PCB integrating 24pin, EPS, PCIE and 12VHPWR along with PWM and ARGB Hubs, SATA and Power and Reset Buttons. The Spectre Integra-M PowerBoard also has an integrated touch sensing Power Button. The PowerBoard has x24 ARGB and UV LEDs positioned around the external and internal perimeter to optimally light up the distribution plate. The LEDs can be switched on or off and you can switch between ARGB or UV or have both on at the same time. Essentially the PowerBoard is a distribution plate for cables also integrating other features and functions. It is a new method for cables allowing standardization of cable lengths and making cable management almost unnecessary. Spectre 3.0 Integra-M comes included with a standard set of black sleeved linking cables including 24pin x1, 8pin EPS x2, 8pin PCIE x3 meaning that these cables don’t have to be purchased separately.
Reduced build time due to integration:
With the pump, reservoir, fill and drain ports, parts of the water-cooling loop, the core component cables, PWM and ARGB hubs all integrated there is less assembly to be done. Also, less fittings and tube are needed. No cable management for the core component cables thanks to the PowerBoard integration.
Integration Cost Component:
A large portion of the case cost is due to the integration. These are components you do not have to purchase for your build. The pump, reservoir, cables, hubs, less fittings, less tube, no lighting, no cable combs, or cable management components.
Integration & Optimization:
With the integration we did not just develop a case, we also developed all the integrated components. This meant that we could focus more on optimization than would normally be possible. The integrated loop routes in Spectre Integra-M allow for more flow than 16mm tubes. The pump top was designed for the D5 pump, maximizing flow to and from the distribution plate. The reservoir was designed to remove air as quickly as possible making the loop easier to fill. The fill port is at the highest point on the back for the case and the drain point at the lowest point.
High End Components:
Spectre 3.0 Integra M fits ATX motherboards and has 7 expansion slots. It is designed to fit the largest high-end GPUs. It can fit the largest PSUs up to 220mm. For the water-cooling system it can fit 2x 360mm radiators 40mm thick with a single set of fans and the D5 pump. The PowerBoard can handle the most high-end PSUs and components.
Radiator Adjustment:
The radiator mounting panels have a large range of adjustment to help with port alignment to the distribution plate.
Storage:
Spectre Integra-M has 7x 2.5” Drive positions. Two are on the top of the PSU shroud, four inside of the PSU shroud and there is one integrated on the PowerBoard. The two on top of the PSU shroud cannot be used with vertically mounted GPUs.

DESIGN & ENGINEERING

We have been building high end water-cooled systems for over 15 years. Our approach to product development begins with a need for our own builds and so the origin is always function. From there we start to build ideas around this function and the aesthetics and everything else follows. The original ideas for our products came from years of building highly customized, high end water-cooled systems and trying to reduce the exceptionally long build times and complexity. Our approach to development is hands on, we are using and testing our own products every day.
The aesthetics of Spectre originate from its function with one of the main aesthetic features (the distribution plate lighting) being something only made possible by the integration. We wanted the case to look skeletal and almost transparent enough to (in a way) disappear around the components. The metal components have been designed to enhance this with an extreme focus on detailed and complex multi sided CNC machining.

MANUFACTURING & QUALITY

Almost all components of Wraith 2.0 are CNC machined from a solid block of material. There is no hidden or back side, and this also goes for the components being installed. Due to this we selected the most high-end materials manufacturing process. The Distribution Plate is machined on a CNC router built from thick sheets of cast acrylic. It is hand assembled with silicone gaskets and stainless-steel fasteners, and pressure tested. The metal components are machined with Extreme Precision from solid blocks of 6061 aluminum on a CNC mill then sand blasted and anodized.