At the editorial office, we were fortunate enough to receive a sample of the new water block from Singularity Computers, the Plasma 3.
With this new water block, the Australian-based brand is aiming to take on the top-of-the-line, high-performance models, such as Alphacool’s Apex and Optimus’ Signature V3.
Who is Singularity Computers?
Singularity Computers is an Australian brand founded by Daniel Cannon in 2007. Gradually, the brand decided to create its own products starting in 2012.
Their goal is to offer ultra-high-end custom water-cooling builds, but that’s not all. Singularity isn’t just beautiful, it can also deliver high performance, very high performance!
The new king of water blocks?
The Plasma 3 replaces the Plasma 2, with a brand new aesthetic design, but also a new internal design. The stated goal is to make a leap in performance and establish itself as perhaps the best water block on the market. All while being less expensive than some of its competitors, such as the Signature V3 mentioned earlier. The latter is priced at around $200, while the Plasma 3, depending on the version, is available for between $119 and $139.
Thanks to Singularity Computers for providing this Plasma 3.










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