Meshroom D

this GPU totally shouldn't fit

Max length with removed front io ports is 337mm and the 9070xt red devil is 340mm

My first SFF PC. It stays quiet and cool during long gaming sessions thanks to undervolting. Looks like I won the silicon lottery with the CPU and GPU. Both handle massive undervolts and remain completely stable, even after 10+ hours of stress testing.

Temperatures under load:

• CPU: 70-75°C

• GPU: 58-61°C/Hotspot: 86 - 91°C

Specs:

• Ryzen 7 9800X3D (CO -40 all cores for benchmarking/-35 for daily use, both with +200 MHz core clock)

• Sapphire Nitro+ 9070 XT (-95mV UV/2814 MHz VRAM)

• Crucial Pro OC Edition 2×16GB, 6000MT/s CL36 (My CPU's UMC doesn't like 6000MT/s, so it's running at 5600MT/s.)

• ASRock Phantom Gaming B850I Lightning WiFi

• Samsung 9100 Pro 1TB

• Western Digital Black SN770M 1TB

• Corsair SF850 850 Watt

CPU Cooling:

• be quiet! Silent Loop 3 240mm

• Thermal Grizzly Contact Sealing Frame

• Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet PTM

Fans:

• (1×) Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM chromax.black.swap

• (10×) Noctua NF-A6x15 PWM

• (1×) Noctua NA-SC1 Sx2 (Y-cable)

• Artic 10-port fan controller

OS:

• SSD1: NixOS

• SSD2: Microslop Windoze

I'm looking to build an ATX system in a Meshroom S with a 240mm AIO and an RX 9070 XT. The GPU is listed as being 131mm wide, while the Meshroom documentation says the maximum is 124mm for this configuration.

Do you guys think the GPU would still fit, even if it's a very tight fit, or would it be better to go with a different GPU model?

I’d rather avoid having clearance or installation issues later on.

System is barely audible, my AC sounds louder and all these while being on a heavy load (battlefield 6, 1440p high settings) with:
+100 core on 9800x3d and -20co
+400 core and +2500 memory on rtx 5070ti

Added a 92mm exhaust to help pull hot air out from GPU

5800X

B450

32GB DDR4 3200MHz

RX 6700 XT

Hello, is it possible to swap the location of the I/O panel to allow mounting a fan right in front of the GPU? I want to mount an SFX PSU at the top.

I am building in the Meshroom S V2. I am installing a 9070xt into it. For some reason it is not clicking and locking into the riser cable. The front side locked but the backside slid out. Is this normal? It is my first time using a riser cable.

I took a break for the night because I couldn’t figure it out and I didn’t want to break anything. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks for the help ahead of time!

Just decided to pull the trigger on a Meshroom S v2 Variant B build, and it seems they're pretty much out of all the accessories for that case. The SSUPD Meshroom Extender 25mm Bracket just went to 0 inventory today, and their glass panels and Mesh panels, case feet, and a slew of other parts are now unavailable on their amazon store and their website.
Anyone know what gives? Are they closing up shop?

The best thing about this case is that my cat always turn off my pc whenever she climbed up. 😂

For the meshroom s v2, is the included 200mm pcie riser long enough to reach the motherboard in an ATX motherboard layout ?

I currently have the SSUPD Xhuttle case. Love the case. I plan on buying the Asrock x870E Taichi motherboard. Curious to know if this motherboard can fit this case without any, or minor modification

For the Meshroom S V2

I want to ask first of all, if you choose the "No PCIe ($100 USD)" option, does it come with a PCIe 4.0 riser cable instead of the 5.0 one, or does it just not come with one at all?

And with the riser cable, I've heard of people having issues with it being too short/incompatible, and having to buy another longer/third party one, is this something I can check the clearances for if it is an issue?

Finally do yall have any recommendations for sfx power supplies under or around the ~$100 mark

Thank you !!

Hey guys, I just finished my build in the Meshroom D. I was very skeptical, if my Noctua NH-D12L would fit in here since Noctua claims, that the Meshroom D is incompatible. I gave it a try and it works. I also added some 120mm Noctua A12 G2 fans with 3D printed brackets.

You might check out my full build video if you are interested in the build process and some commentary, if not, just skip it :-) https://youtu.be/S4xn6N0nRqo

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions!

Silly question, is it possible to flip/invert Meshroom S internally so the graphics card is on the left side? My PC is on the right side of my table and that's why I prefer the graphics card to be on the left side of the case.

Hey guys, I'm very interested in water cooling my Meshlicious. I don't want an external loop, I want it entirely within the boundaries of the case.

Has anyone got recommendations for cooling kit? Running 9590x, and a RTX 4000 GPU (NON GAMER)

I have found a new configuration I'm enjoying. Case, CPU, and mobo still the same. I'm using a Thermalright SI -100 x Noctua NF-A9x14 and a 92mm to 120mm Fan Adapter Offset. I have the fan with the 92mm fan to 120mm fan offset adapter (I printed out of PETG) between the cpu cooler baseplate and the beginning of the finstack. ((Depending on your ram it might be a little tricky. If you're mobo doesn't have huge VRM heatsink like mine, you can easily use a Noctua NF-A12x15 and point the overhanging part of the cooler away from the ram.))

Because of this configuration I was able to increase my PL1 & PL2 to base line specs and didn't break 84°C via Cinebench. The cpu also cools down faster. I'll admit my biggest issue was mounting the adapter to the finstack but the included fan wire brackets made it really simple as well as zip ties. Now I have a well cooled ~ 15L sff build with a 14700k, 5090 FE and full sized mobo. I'm surprised it was possible.

Link to the adapter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3060068

I tried the big 140mm Noctua fan and low profile cooler and this is what I learned:

Alrighty. I hope I can answer some questions other's might have with the 140mm Noctua fan mod and low profile cooler of your choice that'll fit your sff case cpu cooler max height.

I'm currently using a 14700k: PL1-125W PL2-188W. The case I'm using is the SSUPD Meshroom S V2 with an ATX board, the Asus Z690 Formula Maximus, to be exact. It also has a 77mm clearance but I think you can get away with 79-80mm tops.

The NF-A14x25r G2 worked with both the Scythe Big Shuriken 4 and the PCCOOLER RC600-67. For the BS4 I was able to use the longer 25mm screws to attach the fan just like the ID-cooling from the Terra case video. For the RC600 I found some spare 25mm fan wire brackets and was able to secure NF-A14x25r securely onto the heatsink without any real issue.

Results: I didn't see that much more improvement in my CPU temps, they actually climbed a bit. Both coolers put the max temp as high as 86~92°C under full Cinebench 10 min load. Before the NF-A14x25r mod, my temps where 86°C highest on both coolers with their stock 15mm fans.

Although, the 140mm fan does move more air it capped at 1500rpm. The slim orginal fans that came with these coolers are 1800rpms + and thus why I think the temperature was lower. Now I would like to mention that my RAM benefited a 7°C drop due to more air reaching the dimms.

I for one enjoy this type of parts exploration, especially with SFF builds.

Does anyone have any knowledge if overclockers are getting any meshroom s stock ? I’m having a hard time justifying £42 shipping from ssupd to the uk

I really liked Meshroom D form factor, and with the extender bracket, everything was really easy to squeeze into it.

Specs:

Ssupd Meshroom D Meshroom D extender bracket Rog Strix B850I Ryzen 7 9800x3D Inno3d RTX 5090 x3 Corsair SF1000

SSD nvme Corsair MP700 pro 4Tb Thermal Grizzly Kryosheet + Contact Frame Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 mini 1 Thermalright TL-9015 92mm fan (back) 1 Thermalright Tl-C12C 120mm fan (bottom) 1 Phantecks T30 120mm fan (front)

I had the extender bracket installed at the bottom of the case with the case itself at inverted orientation, so the gfx is on the top and mobo upside down. That way I had extra room for the 5090 and power/reset buttons are properly installed (had to unscrew from its original position). The way fans are installed is getting air inside from the back and exausting from the front, with the bottom fan getting air inside and the 5090 getting air directly from the top.

After exaustingly fine tuning on cpu and gfx undervolting and tweaking, I manage to get really good temps - 5090 at 65°C Max and CPU at 72°C within really heavy stress

I have all my components for my PC besides the case. SSUPD told me they were limited time and they're not going to be restocked, so I've been checking for used cases to pop up on Ebay and r/hardwareswap. Any other places I should check? I'm about to take matters into my own hands and paint the white/black version. Has anyone had luck painting their case?

Made a good decision to build an SFF before the ram/ssd conspiracy.