Singularity Computers Resonance 2.0 Single D5 Distro Plate

Distro plates for custom water cooling loops not only look elegant, but also simplify the design and assembly of complex water cooling systems. For particularly demanding users, Singularity Computers has created the Resonance 2.0 Single D5. This distribution plate accommodates a D5 pump and offers a large reservoir, numerous connections, and a versatile mounting system for attachment to radiators. The integrated DRGB lighting allows the Singularity Computers Resonance 2.0 Single D5 to shine in different colors and synchronize with the rest of your setup.

The features of the Resonance 2.0 Single D5 Distro Plate at a glance:

• Transparent distro plate made of acrylic glass
• For a D5 pump and a cooling loop
• A total of eight G1/4 connections
• Installation on all radiators with 120 mm or 140 mm width
• Integrated DRGB LED lighting

Functionality meets captivating design

The elegant Singularity Computers Resonance 2.0 Single D5 Distro Plate is made of high-quality acrylic glass, allowing not only a clear view of the flowing coolant but also showcasing the integrated DRGB LED lighting. The distro plate has a large chamber for a water cooling loop and can accommodate a separately available D5 pump.

Thanks to a total of eight G1/4-inch connections, it can be flexibly integrated into the loop. Besides the purely visual effect, a water cooling distributor also simplifies the design and realization of complex custom loops. Singularity Computers also includes six stop plugs to securely seal unused connections.

Illuminated distro plate with flexible mounting

The Singularity Computers Resonance 2.0 Single D5 is mounted on a 120 or 140 mm wide radiator or corresponding fan slots using the included mounting plates. Various holes provide high flexibility in all three axes during installation.

The DRGB LED strip built into the Singularity Computers Resonance 2.0 Single D5 offers digitally addressable lighting. It is connected via a 3-pin RGB connector (5V) to a corresponding RGB header on the motherboard or an RGB controller.