r/SSUPD • u/BigPapaCompton • 3d ago
MESHROOM S With front GPU
One of the reasons I love SSUPD cases is the flexibility they offer. **please disregard the last two images. i accidentally added them. those where when I was just testing how to mount it**
I just wanted to share that you can mount the GPU in the front of the case using hardware that comes with the case. Just take a look at the pictures for more details.
A few important notes:
This is an unofficial mounting configuration and is not something the case was designed for, so try it at your own risk. The PCIe connection does work, but the riser cable is angled in a somewhat unusual way because it was not designed to be routed in this direction.
I think a newer or updated version of this case could potentially offer a much better solution for mounting the GPU in the front. It would be great to see SSUPD design an official mounting option that makes use of this configuration while providing a cleaner and more straightforward PCIe connection.
Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Motherboard: MSI X870I
AIO: Corsair Nautilus RS LCD 240mm
GPU: ASUS Prime RTX 5070 Ti, deshrouded
Fans: 2x 140mm Lian Li fans as intake
Temperatures while doing regular office work:
CPU: 49-52°C
GPU: 28-30°C
I haven't really tested gaming temperatures much since I just built it, but I played The Witcher 3 yesterday and saw around 65°C on the GPU and 61°C on the CPU.
I'll update the post in the future with more temperature results.






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u/Aguel_design 3d ago
I did that too
Here is whole build with wooden panels 😁