@@ryoannazuk949 it fits atx psus that strictly adhere to the 150mm length, but it requires some bending away from the mobo and you need to be okay with the psu pressuring the lower end components of the mobo. Not a big deal with strategic soft electrical tape as a buffer but isn’t pretty.
Gosh, I love ITX cases. Right now, however, I really want to do a white build and have fallen in love with the HYTE y60 case. With that, going with a case like this would actually save some money not having to worry to much about the white components or much RGB to make it all flashy. Tempting to save some cash. I do like this case.
I actually have the Hyte Y60. It’s airflow is meh, but gosh i love the white and panoramic view of it. I have a lot of people saying its really cool. But, i love the case. SO easy to build in.
HYTE Y60 is far too big in comparison and will cost more money. Fans are the biggest reason why I want SFF, I simply don't want to buy fans that are expensive.
How does it work with dust for u? Isnt the all mesh letting a lot of it into the case? I am interested in buying the meshroom S as soon as it is available in Germany, but I am a bit concerned about not having any dust filters in a case.
@@Valkirth going for exhaust only creates negative pressure therefore pulling air from everywhere else. Having a positive pressure setup with mostly intake fans is the superior configuration for dust accumulation specifically. Especially if you have dust filters at the intake spots. This is because in the positive pressure setup the air will look to get out from everywhere else (where there are no dust filters).
As someone currently running a Meshlicious with the same cooler (pre rgb but with noctua chromax and phanteks halos) and a Tuf 3080, you can definitely make everything fit with room to spare. One really easy thing is running cpu and gpu cables behind the motherboard before you mount it to save on cable space. You can also shove the sata power connection to the pump behind there too. If you really need more room, you can remove the plastic cage around the AIO pump with a single screw to get more clearance. The pump already has a rubber bushing around it to quiet vibrations. Best of luck with your management!
Love this, been using the meshlicious for a year now no complaints, would love to see how actually 'usuable' the mATX and ATX motherboard options are for this new version. For anyone watching you can actually get the original meshlicious with full mesh and a PCIE 4.0 riser cable instead of the gen 3 and in the UK its actually easy to get a hold of from overclockers
I would advise anyone building in this case to use standoffs on the motherboard to give space between the spine of the case and the back of the motherboard. This gives you room to run and store some of the cables.
In my first meshlicious I put on longer stand offs and ran all my cables behind the motherboard. Turned out super clean would recommend. For all your cabling woes.
Meshroom is apparently more than an ITX case, as it can also fit (m)ATX motherboards & power supplies, so it would be nice to try making a build with the same case but different motherboard size.
Echoing many comments here, mATX / ATX Meshroom build is what the world needs. The Meshroom is almost identical to the Meshlicious, and we already have so many ITX Meshlicious reviews out there. Doing a mATX/ATX Meshroom build will do so much more in helping people
I really enjoyed this video. I love your humour. I like that you're building your new personal pc. I like how little it is and still preforms well. Show us again once you tidy-up the cables and put the fans on the front of another aio, I'd be keen to see it all done up and finished 👍 👌 And yeah, do a full atx build, that'd be great haha
I think with x670e you might need to use matx or atx moboos for cpu cooler clearance, as new motherboards for itx will be rlly built up and cpu cooler compatibility will be really small also just set an under volt on the gpu so it is at the same clock speeds and lower powerdraw
I firmly belive that exhaust is better than intake. I use this configuration in my Meshlicious. I dont want to blow hot air on my mobo. Cold side air might be a bit warmer but wont effect much.
I've put in an order for the Meshlicious and really trying to understand why everyone is presenting needing a right-angle HDMI cable as such a big problem. From my understanding you can get a new right-angle cable or use the short right-angle cable included and a female to male HDMI adapter to reach your monitor (MUCH cheaper). Building a PC right now and there's so many expensive parts on my order list that getting a new cable/adapter makes a negligible difference.
Just built a new system with original Meshlicious and it's great! Got super lucky and got brand new one on eBay for 70 quid. Never going back to full-size tower ever again. This thing is only slightly bigger than my xbox series x.
Top Video. Thx. Ive got the 1stGen with Z690i Asus, i712700Kf, 32GB DDR5 6000, MSI Gaming X Trio 3090. I've done my build tree times until everything went fine and optimized the cable management each time. This is the tricky part, but in the end its one of the best its-cases to combine high end stuff in such a small form factor by getting good temperatures.
I am missing actual connecting of wires to motherboard, tips on cable management. You should show us that. That would add practical value to your build videos.
Literally just done an itx build with the Jonsbo vr3 case which is pretty much a slightly more expensive copy of that case. Gainward 4090 phantom gpu, 13900k cpu slightly smallish 1000watt atx power supply and a 280mm aio cooler for the cpu. So don't agree with your concerns about putting an i9 in there! Lol I've stress tested and cpu doesn't go above 75 degrees.
@@olivrrrr I had to drill a couple extra holes for the cases gpu bracket but they should do it from factory as honestly the gpu and bracket align with the chassis like it was made for it! I would say without an atx 3.0 power supply with the already attached 600w power connector it'd be tight and likely be a bend with the included 4 to 16 adaptor which is a no no apparently.
I would really want to see a full atx build as I have been looking for a case for a long time that is really compact but doesn't compromise on compatibility
the case is basically identical to meshlicious apart from the new compatibility for ATX/mATX... so I'm more interested in seeing a build with those options to understand the compromises that come with it. otherwise there is no reason to watch this review or others with yet another ITX build
agreed basically just built the same computer her already mention he already has no different. I saw a article where someone put a 280 and a full size gpu and atx like... why build the 2 same PC's in a 'different' case?
@@DankTank374 but why watch an updated itx build when fiting in a full size atx and fuller size components would be better and more unique than the dozen itx builds we know we've all seen?
I for one would love to see an ATX build in this. I’d like to transplant my existing ATX build into this and then upgrade to AM5 around Christmas time, but I’m not sure how well it will fit. I’d love to see if an ATX build with an SFX PSU and graphics card could fit while also allowing space for hard drives. I’d be air cooling until the upgrade so no need to fit a rad in there and my current rig isn’t very high spec so I don’t think thermals will be bad with and air cooled cpu. Hope you do a video on ATX!
Same i want to make a travel pc for when i work away with old parts that i dont use from upgrading so i want it to fit an atx motherboard and still be compact to throw in a backpack for travels then as i upgrade my home pc i throw the old parts in this each time!
Thanks for the Video! Really entertaining ;) The Website says GPUs up to 336mm can fit here, your is only 314mm right? That already looks damn close, do you think 336mm will work? I need to fit a 4090 in there -.- :D
Can I ask you a question, how do you get companies to send you stuff like the RAM you said you were sent out in this video? Do you reach out to the companies or do they reach out to you? Sorry if the question is a bit to personal.
Meshlicious and Meshroom cases has the ability go from 3-slot gpu to a 4-slot gpu, the motherboard, riser cable and gpu stand-off can be moved to fit a gpu size up to 332mm, so larger gpus won’t stick out
I actually think reviewers are giving this case far too much credit… Cons: 1] If you use and 240 or 280 Rad. You will be exhausting into a negative airflow so this thing will be a huge dust magnet. 2) The tubing for most radiators do not clear the motherboard tray so you will be taking your tubing to the point of kinking. 3) While there is a tray for internal drives there is no way to mount it unless you are using the smallest of GPU’s. Only one usb a port on the top… Two would have been better. Pro’s: Definitely an interesting small case but not for newbie builders. Anyone using more than a 120 or 140 rad is going to regret it, it will be a dust magnet.
When building my Meshlicious build, I found myself having to attach fan grills to the AIO fans in order to keep cables from clipping them. And because I went tubes down on it, I had to mount the CPU block upside down, which really only made the EK logo upside down. 280mm btw
PLEASE STOP! Stop saying that 4.0 riser is A STEP up to 3.0 riser! THEY HAVE NO DIFFERENCE! Difference is only on the MOBO that supports or not 4.0 bandwidth!
@@12Burton24 that is infelicity.. Same amount of pins same positioning. It like saying that a cable that transfers 12volts does it faster then the one transfers 5volts...
I have a thermaltake case and a lot of people say that it gets hot but honestly I haven’t had any problems. I have a bigger board (I had to do some customization) but even with a rtx 3070, amd ryzen 7 64gigs of ram and a 1000psu. I have almost a wind tunnel of noctua fans. 2 140mm industrial 3000 rpm fans and 2 smaller ones on the cpu cooler all sucking air from the bottom of the case and blowing out the top. Not a fan of liquid cooling as it has too many failure points, And radiators take up too much space.
Is there any reason to use an ITX case over an ATX case, besides size? If you have the space, wouldn't it make the most sense to use an ATX case? The more space inside your case equals more air flow and thus cooler components. Am I correct or am I correct?
People go itx because we don’t want a big ass oversized case taking up room on our desk. And if you do it right your temps are fine. I have a 5950x and a 6800 xt in the cool master nr200p max and my temps on cpu are 61c max and GPU is never above 68. So no size don’t always make the difference in airflow.
Air flow is determined by 1. Air pressure: created by the amount of space vs air coming in/out. A bigger case alone doesnt not provide cooler components, its the ability to equip more fans to induce more pressure. An smaller case can use lack of space to increase pressure. 2. Drag/Resistance: objects that slow or break the airflow: like cables. In a big case the amount of free space vs the amount of cables/components make this easy for bigger cases. In smaller cases this is hard as cables are harder to organize, and air may be taken in from more directions and be circulated to a central area So airflow isn't about the size of the case, but about these 2 principles. There was a really bad era where big cases had horrible airflow back in 2016-2018 where manufacturers wanted to sell big glass enclosures, rgb components and psu shrouds. The combination of glass on 3 sides choked out the rgb fans and the psu shroud partially blocked off the front radiator, some cases even had small feet so psu's were low to the ground. However the o11 case design became very popular as it was a big glass case with good airflow. Bottom fans using the concept of heat rises, side intake which fixed the problem of having front glass and psu on the back which fixed the psu shroud problem. Now as the 30 series graphics cards produce enormous amounts of heat, cases are returning back to airflow designs, such as mesh
Never have really cared for tge xbox style itx cases. I have an a4h2o from dan/lian li and I really like it. Temperatures are surprisingly good in mine. I have the EK Basic 240 aio, r5 5600x, ROG Strix 3060 ti. My gpu stays around 64C, cpu about 70C under load. The fans are a bit loud, just haven't gotten around to swapping them out with noctuas yet.
If you had a poor quality psu it "could" get hot. I used a thermaltake 850 in mine and it never ran hot, I eventually swapped to a 850 sfx (cause the full size was ruining riser cables). PSU barely puts out ANY heat, and if you have a AIO there is absolutly no reason to not have the glass panel on the cpu side. Your cpu and gpu temps will literally not change at all, I have run it without and with the glass panel. Also meshlicious gives 3d printed direction for feet for the case, I just bought a set for like 7 bucks and run 4 cables from my gpu with no problem.
I do have a 280mm (DeepCool 280EX) in my white Meshlicious (with the fan's in the front). I'd love to replace it with a white 280mm that is better, but I don't think something like that exists. I replaced the Sapphire Vega 56 Nitro+ LE with the 6900xt Nitro+, and it with tricky fitting it in there. It would be interesting to put an ATX motherboard in the Meshroom.
“I DID THAT FOR YOU”😂 I love your reviews. Very genuine, light and funny, but quality and in-depth as well. An ATX build would be cool!
I would love to see a full atx build in this case to see how any difficulties are resolved
Gear Seekers has a great new build vid with a full ATX mobo.
I was able to fit a full ATX power supply in my Meshilicious, cables are tight but everything fits
Anyone fit an atx psu and full atx motherboard in either of these
@@kingcrackedhen3572 seems like you can but you probably have to go air cool instead of AIO
@@ryoannazuk949 it fits atx psus that strictly adhere to the 150mm length, but it requires some bending away from the mobo and you need to be okay with the psu pressuring the lower end components of the mobo. Not a big deal with strategic soft electrical tape as a buffer but isn’t pretty.
Gosh, I love ITX cases. Right now, however, I really want to do a white build and have fallen in love with the HYTE y60 case. With that, going with a case like this would actually save some money not having to worry to much about the white components or much RGB to make it all flashy. Tempting to save some cash. I do like this case.
I’m definitely looking at the y60 for my next build too. I think it looks great and is incredibly unique.
I actually have the Hyte Y60. It’s airflow is meh, but gosh i love the white and panoramic view of it. I have a lot of people saying its really cool. But, i love the case. SO easy to build in.
HYTE Y60 is far too big in comparison and will cost more money. Fans are the biggest reason why I want SFF, I simply don't want to buy fans that are expensive.
The Y60 isn't an ITX case, not really. Hyte's other case, the Revolt 3, is, however.
Oh I LOVE ITX CASES.
I built in the Hyte Revolt 3 about three weeks ago.
Meshlicious is the best case I've ever owned and I'm not surprised SSUPD knocked it out of the park again. Love me some ITX!
How does it work with dust for u? Isnt the all mesh letting a lot of it into the case? I am interested in buying the meshroom S as soon as it is available in Germany, but I am a bit concerned about not having any dust filters in a case.
@@dubonstin8676 by the looks of it the fans on the aio are set to exhaust so dust would be minimal.
@@Valkirth going for exhaust only creates negative pressure therefore pulling air from everywhere else. Having a positive pressure setup with mostly intake fans is the superior configuration for dust accumulation specifically. Especially if you have dust filters at the intake spots. This is because in the positive pressure setup the air will look to get out from everywhere else (where there are no dust filters).
As someone currently running a Meshlicious with the same cooler (pre rgb but with noctua chromax and phanteks halos) and a Tuf 3080, you can definitely make everything fit with room to spare. One really easy thing is running cpu and gpu cables behind the motherboard before you mount it to save on cable space. You can also shove the sata power connection to the pump behind there too. If you really need more room, you can remove the plastic cage around the AIO pump with a single screw to get more clearance. The pump already has a rubber bushing around it to quiet vibrations. Best of luck with your management!
Love this, been using the meshlicious for a year now no complaints, would love to see how actually 'usuable' the mATX and ATX motherboard options are for this new version.
For anyone watching you can actually get the original meshlicious with full mesh and a PCIE 4.0 riser cable instead of the gen 3 and in the UK its actually easy to get a hold of from overclockers
Just A shame that the PCIE 4.0 riser bumps the price up so much over the PCIE 3.0 version.
@@billionnaire1 😂
Well not if you look into getting the Linkup 14,5cm on it's own.
hi mate, so are the only differences between the meshilicious and meshroom ?
Yes please build a full atx into the meshroom...would make our week.
I would advise anyone building in this case to use standoffs on the motherboard to give space between the spine of the case and the back of the motherboard. This gives you room to run and store some of the cables.
where can i get the standoffs?
I love these videos. Really helped me with my setup. Thank you so much for creating your awesome videos.
In my first meshlicious I put on longer stand offs and ran all my cables behind the motherboard. Turned out super clean would recommend. For all your cabling woes.
where did you get the longer stand offs?
Meshroom is apparently more than an ITX case, as it can also fit (m)ATX motherboards & power supplies, so it would be nice to try making a build with the same case but different motherboard size.
yeah this is review kinda pointless since he did a Meshlicious review already
The Meshroom can only house an mATX or full ATX if you use an SFX.
@@chickenpasta7359 still wanna see it, how a micro atx would look
SSUPD stands for "Sunny Side UP Design" to my knowledge.
It is. He was too lazy to look it up.
Echoing many comments here, mATX / ATX Meshroom build is what the world needs. The Meshroom is almost identical to the Meshlicious, and we already have so many ITX Meshlicious reviews out there. Doing a mATX/ATX Meshroom build will do so much more in helping people
Definitely try an ATX build, it would be cool to see how well it works.
I've got the original case, 5900x, 2800mm rad, and the same GPU but the 3070ti, it's awesome! that RGB fills the case!
I was just looking up this case and came to your channel. Your personality is awesome! Keep being you..
if i’m not mistaken SSUPD stands for “sunny side up design”
I really enjoyed this video. I love your humour. I like that you're building your new personal pc. I like how little it is and still preforms well. Show us again once you tidy-up the cables and put the fans on the front of another aio, I'd be keen to see it all done up and finished 👍 👌
And yeah, do a full atx build, that'd be great haha
Do a full ATX build in that case. I would also like to see an all air cooled build in this case!
I think with x670e you might need to use matx or atx moboos for cpu cooler clearance, as new motherboards for itx will be rlly built up and cpu cooler compatibility will be really small also just set an under volt on the gpu so it is at the same clock speeds and lower powerdraw
Looks absolutely sick! 👌
love this and as always your presentation didn't fail to make me chuckle
man lately ive been wanting an itx build more and more... maybe for christmas ill treat myself
Why didn't you flip the radiator, so that the tubings could've went in top?
Sunny side up design really are delivering a good balance of quality/price
I firmly belive that exhaust is better than intake. I use this configuration in my Meshlicious. I dont want to blow hot air on my mobo. Cold side air might be a bit warmer but wont effect much.
Thank you for such a thorough build! Are you a fan of LTT? Your mannerisms and style reminds me so much of early Linus pc build vids 😂
An undervolt on the 3090ti would be a great idea in that build, if anyone is going that route it’s a must.
Undervolting a 3090Ti is pretty much a must on its own in any case haha
Yeah, the second I saw that PSU with a 3090 Ti and a 12th-gen Intel chip, I knew that’d be an issue without undervolting.
I’d like to see a full ATX build. Thank you.
I have the first one and I really love it so I just bought that one today and try it out
never was so early on a video
Can't wait to see the full ATX buiild now...
Weild two of those vertically and now we have a ITX tower with plenty of room for everything and better thermals
Yes, full ATX build in this please.
I've put in an order for the Meshlicious and really trying to understand why everyone is presenting needing a right-angle HDMI cable as such a big problem. From my understanding you can get a new right-angle cable or use the short right-angle cable included and a female to male HDMI adapter to reach your monitor (MUCH cheaper). Building a PC right now and there's so many expensive parts on my order list that getting a new cable/adapter makes a negligible difference.
I just spent 35 dollars on cables and adapter 😅
I prefer the earlier one, power button on top (which I use every time) vs an extra usb port (which I rarely use) makes more sense to me.
To be honest I tend to turn it off on the old version but now I would be able to move the case around without tuning it off😅
This case is cool but I love my nr200p max. And the temps plus the lack of noise from my PC are a welcome plus.
Flint Lockwood finally started a pc budding channel
yes please do a full ATX build
I thought everyone knew SSUPD = Sunny Side Up Design
Your videos are so much fun
The beskar paint pattern on the heatsink is nice.
Just built a new system with original Meshlicious and it's great! Got super lucky and got brand new one on eBay for 70 quid. Never going back to full-size tower ever again. This thing is only slightly bigger than my xbox series x.
I have the Meshilicious with the front fans in exhaust configuration (which has significantly lower GPU temps) and I love it paired with my 6700 XT.
My Lian Li Tu150 suits me just fine, but thanks for playing!
Top Video. Thx. Ive got the 1stGen with Z690i Asus, i712700Kf, 32GB DDR5 6000, MSI Gaming X Trio 3090. I've done my build tree times until everything went fine and optimized the cable management each time. This is the tricky part, but in the end its one of the best its-cases to combine high end stuff in such a small form factor by getting good temperatures.
I am missing actual connecting of wires to motherboard, tips on cable management. You should show us that. That would add practical value to your build videos.
looks like an awesome case, was thinking of getting the meshlicious but this upgrade is way better.
Literally just done an itx build with the Jonsbo vr3 case which is pretty much a slightly more expensive copy of that case. Gainward 4090 phantom gpu, 13900k cpu slightly smallish 1000watt atx power supply and a 280mm aio cooler for the cpu. So don't agree with your concerns about putting an i9 in there! Lol I've stress tested and cpu doesn't go above 75 degrees.
How did you fit your 329.4mm card? I thought it was 325mm max!
@@olivrrrr I had to drill a couple extra holes for the cases gpu bracket but they should do it from factory as honestly the gpu and bracket align with the chassis like it was made for it! I would say without an atx 3.0 power supply with the already attached 600w power connector it'd be tight and likely be a bend with the included 4 to 16 adaptor which is a no no apparently.
I would really want to see a full atx build as I have been looking for a case for a long time that is really compact but doesn't compromise on compatibility
Nice case Marcus!
the case is basically identical to meshlicious apart from the new compatibility for ATX/mATX... so I'm more interested in seeing a build with those options to understand the compromises that come with it. otherwise there is no reason to watch this review or others with yet another ITX build
agreed basically just built the same computer her already mention he already has no different. I saw a article where someone put a 280 and a full size gpu and atx like... why build the 2 same PC's in a 'different' case?
I have both this case is bigger
@@DankTank374 but why watch an updated itx build when fiting in a full size atx and fuller size components would be better and more unique than the dozen itx builds we know we've all seen?
You are my favorite youtuber :))
Ready to get the blue one....
I for one would love to see an ATX build in this. I’d like to transplant my existing ATX build into this and then upgrade to AM5 around Christmas time, but I’m not sure how well it will fit. I’d love to see if an ATX build with an SFX PSU and graphics card could fit while also allowing space for hard drives. I’d be air cooling until the upgrade so no need to fit a rad in there and my current rig isn’t very high spec so I don’t think thermals will be bad with and air cooled cpu. Hope you do a video on ATX!
Same i want to make a travel pc for when i work away with old parts that i dont use from upgrading so i want it to fit an atx motherboard and still be compact to throw in a backpack for travels then as i upgrade my home pc i throw the old parts in this each time!
The intro makes me think of Austin powers 😂
Silly Marcus building an ATX build in this would have been a big brain idea for the title alone
the removable front IO is a big point !
It's between this and Xproto for me. Heard Zen 4 is very hot so the open build in Xproto seems tempting! Marcus do an Xproto video please???
You’re throwing me. I’m the thumbnail it looks like you have a haircut, but in the video it’s long. 😆
All smoke and mirrors 🤣
yes Marcus pls do build with a full size ATX board.
I should very much like to see a Micro-ATX motherboard in this chassis.
Thanks for the Video! Really entertaining ;) The Website says GPUs up to 336mm can fit here, your is only 314mm right? That already looks damn close, do you think 336mm will work? I need to fit a 4090 in there -.- :D
I challenge you to fit a 40 series card build in a meshlicious!
The best form factor is micro ATX, I had louqe ghost S1 and a lot of big ass full atx PC. Micro ATX is the best one, Specially Asus AP201 case.
Please do an ATX build with this case. I am planning to buy and want to see what I’ll be dealing with
I love these videos
Can I ask you a question, how do you get companies to send you stuff like the RAM you said you were sent out in this video? Do you reach out to the companies or do they reach out to you? Sorry if the question is a bit to personal.
Meshlicious and Meshroom cases has the ability go from 3-slot gpu to a 4-slot gpu, the motherboard, riser cable and gpu stand-off can be moved to fit a gpu size up to 332mm, so larger gpus won’t stick out
I actually think reviewers are giving this case far too much credit…
Cons: 1] If you use and 240 or 280 Rad. You will be exhausting into a negative airflow so this thing will be a huge dust magnet. 2) The tubing for most radiators do not clear the motherboard tray so you will be taking your tubing to the point of kinking. 3) While there is a tray for internal drives there is no way to mount it unless you are using the smallest of GPU’s. Only one usb a port on the top… Two would have been better.
Pro’s: Definitely an interesting small case but not for newbie builders. Anyone using more than a 120 or 140 rad is going to regret it, it will be a dust magnet.
Mi sembri schizzato&picchiatello&pazzerello! Ma simpatico!! :)))
When building my Meshlicious build, I found myself having to attach fan grills to the AIO fans in order to keep cables from clipping them. And because I went tubes down on it, I had to mount the CPU block upside down, which really only made the EK logo upside down. 280mm btw
PLEASE STOP! Stop saying that 4.0 riser is A STEP up to 3.0 riser! THEY HAVE NO DIFFERENCE! Difference is only on the MOBO that supports or not 4.0 bandwidth!
I checked a 3.0 and a 4.0 riser, same length, same manufactorer.
Result...4.0 was a tiny little super small but better thats it 😂😂
@@12Burton24 that is infelicity.. Same amount of pins same positioning. It like saying that a cable that transfers 12volts does it faster then the one transfers 5volts...
@@mr.bigmangames i guess its just manufactoring quality difference.
yea I want to see a full atx build in that thing
I have a thermaltake case and a lot of people say that it gets hot but honestly I haven’t had any problems. I have a bigger board (I had to do some customization) but even with a rtx 3070, amd ryzen 7 64gigs of ram and a 1000psu. I have almost a wind tunnel of noctua fans. 2 140mm industrial 3000 rpm fans and 2 smaller ones on the cpu cooler all sucking air from the bottom of the case and blowing out the top. Not a fan of liquid cooling as it has too many failure points, And radiators take up too much space.
Something about this video - maybe it's the hair, maybe it's the lighting, but it felt like an old 80's commercial.
i like the case, its very beatiful
doing a meshlicious build next week wish me luck. This case is cool but the meshroom is a slight bit bigger.
cant wait for the AM5 videos
I'll do the comment thing, that green case looks like a 80s cgi
Please do a full ATX video
I was hoping for a full ATX build on this if that's even possible, honestly it'd be a great choice to downsize if it is possible.
SSUPD => Sunny Side Up Design (I kid you not bro...
Is there any reason to use an ITX case over an ATX case, besides size? If you have the space, wouldn't it make the most sense to use an ATX case? The more space inside your case equals more air flow and thus cooler components. Am I correct or am I correct?
People go itx because we don’t want a big ass oversized case taking up room on our desk. And if you do it right your temps are fine. I have a 5950x and a 6800 xt in the cool master nr200p max and my temps on cpu are 61c max and GPU is never above 68. So no size don’t always make the difference in airflow.
Air flow is determined by
1. Air pressure: created by the amount of space vs air coming in/out.
A bigger case alone doesnt not provide cooler components, its the ability to equip more fans to induce more pressure. An smaller case can use lack of space to increase pressure.
2. Drag/Resistance: objects that slow or break the airflow: like cables.
In a big case the amount of free space vs the amount of cables/components make this easy for bigger cases. In smaller cases this is hard as cables are harder to organize, and air may be taken in from more directions and be circulated to a central area
So airflow isn't about the size of the case, but about these 2 principles. There was a really bad era where big cases had horrible airflow back in 2016-2018 where manufacturers wanted to sell big glass enclosures, rgb components and psu shrouds. The combination of glass on 3 sides choked out the rgb fans and the psu shroud partially blocked off the front radiator, some cases even had small feet so psu's were low to the ground.
However the o11 case design became very popular as it was a big glass case with good airflow. Bottom fans using the concept of heat rises, side intake which fixed the problem of having front glass and psu on the back which fixed the psu shroud problem.
Now as the 30 series graphics cards produce enormous amounts of heat, cases are returning back to airflow designs, such as mesh
@@animegeek6118 Agreed with you. I have both, the NR200 and Meshlicious and with proper setup, the temps differences compared to full tower isn't much
Never have really cared for tge xbox style itx cases. I have an a4h2o from dan/lian li and I really like it. Temperatures are surprisingly good in mine. I have the EK Basic 240 aio, r5 5600x, ROG Strix 3060 ti. My gpu stays around 64C, cpu about 70C under load. The fans are a bit loud, just haven't gotten around to swapping them out with noctuas yet.
Temps are not bad at all if you put a the tempered glass on the mobo side…actually it improves gpu temps a bit…
The PCIE gen 4 riser cable came with Meshlicious also.
If you had a poor quality psu it "could" get hot. I used a thermaltake 850 in mine and it never ran hot, I eventually swapped to a 850 sfx (cause the full size was ruining riser cables). PSU barely puts out ANY heat, and if you have a AIO there is absolutly no reason to not have the glass panel on the cpu side. Your cpu and gpu temps will literally not change at all, I have run it without and with the glass panel.
Also meshlicious gives 3d printed direction for feet for the case, I just bought a set for like 7 bucks and run 4 cables from my gpu with no problem.
This is why I use fan grills
Just wanted to let you that the fans as exhausting air is best for thermal performance.
Missed a trick not throwing 2x 280mm rads in and going full custom loop.
You’ll easily see coolant temps of ~40c under heavy workloads here.
Nobody tried ATX on this
Want to see the results with is40X v2 and a gpu like 6700xt/3060ti
Best ITX which is unfortunately discontinued is the NCASE M1 Version 6.1.
Am selling it in the UK London.
I do have a 280mm (DeepCool 280EX) in my white Meshlicious (with the fan's in the front). I'd love to replace it with a white 280mm that is better, but I don't think something like that exists. I replaced the Sapphire Vega 56 Nitro+ LE with the 6900xt Nitro+, and it with tricky fitting it in there. It would be interesting to put an ATX motherboard in the Meshroom.
SSUPD == Sunny Side Up Design.
They picked a rather cumbersome abbreviation even though it...fits.
Tell gen 5.0 GPUs come along = Another Riser £80/120, Take a look at the Jonsbo VR3 Mini-ITX PC Case - White or Black with PCIe 4.0 Riser Cable £134
I love it
Waiting for ATX build 👍👍👍
Sunny Side UP Delight SSUPD
Probably the only case that can contain a 4090 (there IS a 3 slot version right??)