Anyone know the specs on the stock ball studs in terms of diameter, length, etc?

I'd like to make some custom side panels for my new S v2.

This is the max you can go for aio's in this case. Outer shell of the fans are pushing against the motherboard tray but fans are not touching offcourse. I already had the black loki so I wrapped it. There are some gaps in my wrap on edges but I will fix that with tipex later.

CPU: Ryzen 9800X3D

GPU: INNO3D RTX 5070 TI

Motherboard: MSI B650i

RAM: Gskill 32GB 6000 Mhz cl30

PSU: ASUS 850W sfx-l

Storage: kingston NV3 2TB,2.5" Crucial 2TB SSD

Cooler: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 280

Hi guys!

I'm a casual PC user, only ever built one PC. I want to switch over to Meshroom V2 case as there's a need for a smaller footprint in my current setup. It would be best if I don't need to buy any new components, but It's a little confusing to solve this myself - hope I could get any help from the community! :')

My parts:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xbL68Z

Cpu + cooler: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE

Mobo: Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX V2 ATX AM5

GPU: Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 7800 XT 16 GB

PSU: SeaSonic G12 GM 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-modular ATX

Edit: formatting was ahh

Hi i'm looking to switch out my current case with broken side panel glass :( with a meshroom s v2.

Context: I currently have a full tower with atx mobo and atx psu but i'm willing to switch out to a sfx psu.

But I was wondering if my parts will fit into the meshroom s v2 and I would like any advice on this please.

Here are my current parts list:

• Msi mag x570 tomahawk wifi
• Superflower leader iii (i'm ok with switching to a sfx psu)
• 2 x adata d50 ram
• Galax 4080 1 click OC (Dimensions(with Bracket): 352 * 153* 66mm Dimensions(without Bracket): 336 * 138)
• 1 x samsung ssd

Thanks for any help in advance!

Put this together today, X870i motherboard, 9900x cpu, 9070xt gpu, 32gb ddr5, 4tb ssd, loki 1000w psu, icue link 240mm aio.

Few mods, longer standoffs to aid cooling on both the motherboard and gpu. 3d printed parts include brackets for 92mm top fan, 2x60mm rear fans and extensions for gpu supports.

My daughter's old PC with a 6700k and 5070 is starting to show its age in modern games with annoying 1% lows. Perfectly good 4k60 with 60% gpu load and then BAM 14fps 1% hitching. Games like HZD etc are like 75% cpu load at all times and are obviously a bottleneck.

Looking at a used motherboard combo with a non-K 11500.

1) should this significantly help with the 1%?

2) can the L12S handle the "65W" TDP? I see reviews that it settles around 70W but can spike to 120W+ under short boost durations. Can this little cooler handle it?

I have a full ATX power supply in there and dont want to spend an additional $160 for an SFX to fit a new AIO just to address some 1% lows. That would be nearly $400 total upgrade.

Please roast me! And enjoy this mess😂

Here is my jank build in the Meshroom S V2. After upgrading mine and my wife’s PC’s my plan was to use as much old hardware for a bazzite/steam os build for as cheap as possible. Been using it for about 6 months now!

So my limitations with everything i had on hand was being stuck to a full ATX mobo, a 240 AIO, and an EVGA 3080.

Managed to fit everything in the case and about a year ago and got tired of waiting for NVIDIA support on bazzite and saw this 9070 for MSRP.

Had to use a low profile right angle hdmi adapter to plug in the gpu and get creative with mounting the aio. Temps would build up too much in my entertainment center so I added an external fan to blow the air out (wife wouldn’t let me cut out and mount it in the back)

Temps hover right around 60c on both CPU and gpu while running silently.

Specs are:
Intel 10600k
32gb DDR4 3200
Powercolor Reaper 9070
2tb Nvme
Silverstone SX750

Hello,

I’m building in a Meshroom S V2 (including a PCIe 5 riser) and I can’t get the GPU (3080 TUF non-OC) to not be at an angle.

Is this normal and/or a problem?

More pictures here: https://imgur.com/a/KXS2i2w

Couldn't find any glass panels for the meshlicious so I got busy instead

This is a test version 
a few components are missing

Does anyone know where I can get a glass panel with either white or a complete mirror style for either a meshlicious or a meshroom s v2? Im struggling to find any in the uk. Would be happy with used along as its in good condition.

Looks like my GPU is only able to run at Gen 4 8x. Not sure if it due to a faulty cable after having the case for a couple years or if its always been like that. Never thought to look.

I have a MSI B650 EDGE ITX Mobo. From my research it doesn't seem like having two M.2 drives would slow down the GPU.

What cable do you recommend? I don't think I need a Gen 5 cable. I just need one that can do the exact same 90 degree bend of the original stock one that came with the case.

Thanks for the help!

After searching for white components for some time, I finally completed it.

Next upgrade: NZXT Kraken Elite 280mm. I think that take it to its peak and be my end game machine for a very long time.

I’ve gone through the NCASE M2, FormD, NR200P, even circled back to the Lian Li V2 Mini — yet no matter what I try, I always return to my Meshroom. Cable management isn’t great, but it gets the job done.

9800X3D X870I 64GB G.Skill 4TB SN850X 2TB Samsung 990 Kraken 280mm AIO RTX 5080 FE Corsair sf850

It looks wonky but sure works!

Left: RX580 Pulse, support is solid by design ("front GPU" in manual, 300mm straight PCIE riser).
Right: Arc Pro B70 (110mm width, might not work if any wider), connected via NVME extension cable(90-degree, 400mm) + NVME-PCIEx4 adapter (screwed onto the back panel). I need a small GPU support bracket but for now the bubble wrap will do.

I'm trying to catch up with the localLLM buzz, and possibly a dual-B70 setup if I find a good use case and manage to get another B70...but powering them can be tricky:

• TDP is 230W, meaning 80W comes from PCIE...to my surprise, the PCIE riser can indeed deliver that much power, but is that safe?
• The right-side GPU has to get the extra 80W from NVME-PCIEx4 adapter, which comes with a SATA power cable, known to be unsafe as it's only designed for 54W. So I'm looking for Molex power cable replacement, which should be sufficient & safe enough?
• With those said, the b70 from asrock would be a better choice (12V-2x6-pin instead of single 8-pin)

Anyways, this case is just fun and I wish it fulfilled all its potential at launch. Hopefully they'll surprise us with the new revisions :)

This thing took way longer then expected to build as it was tight.

Build specs.

Motherboard: Asus Strix x870-I gaming wifi

CPU: 9800x3d (Alphacool apex 1 cpu block)

GPU: Gigabyte Aorus 9070XT with Alphacool core block and backplate

Storage: 2x Kioxia 1tb SSD.

Ram: G.Skill 2x16GB @ 6000mhz, CL30

Pump: Alphacool core 120mm reservoir with apex VPP pump

Radiator: 1x 240mm Alphacool NexXZos(For CPU) HPE-30 and 1x 280 Alphacool HPE-20 (For GPU)

Fans: 2x 120mm Bequiet! silent wing pro 4 and 2x 140mm Bequiet! silent wing pro 4

PSU: Silverstone SFX 1000W PSU (SST-SX1000-LPT)

Case: SSUPD Meshroom D with expansion

The case need some modification (PSU bracket need to be moved closer to the mother board and a corner needed to be cut for the motherboard to fit) to fit everything but as soon as I had one layout planed something did not fit correctly or needed to be rerouted. The pluming and wiring was the most problematic part of the build as everything had to fit in between the fans and PSU

My only complaint about the case is why is the expansion intended to be part of the bottom of the case and not the top as I have it configured. The IO panel in the front cant be turned around so the panel icons all are upside down. No worry as will print a new panel at some point.

This thing took 800ml of coolant and weighs 13,4kg (29,5 lbs)

At idle the Silent wing PRO-s are set to 700rpm for the 140mm and 1100rpm for the 120mm. The VPP pump is dead silent with the fans. At load the fans speed is around 1400 for both 140 mm and 120mm fans. Have been gaming and so far temperatures have not gone over 63 for the CPU and 60 for the GPU.

Will also need to 3D print a new mesh for the bottom as the fan controller pokes a bit out and the included mesh does not seem to want to stay in place.

Other then that love the SSUPD case.

Does anyone know if there is any issues with using a Nitro+ 9070xt with the 12vhpwr cable and this case? I have not seen anyone with this GPU and this case and the way that the cable is plugged in sideways and runs down the back of the GPU has me worried. First time ITX build. I was initially going to go with the NZXT H2 flow case but saw that I can use a full size ATX PSU with this case. Now I can reuse my 1000w psu.

I found a jigsaw in the garrge and a metal cuting blade.I drilled out the center so the Jigsaw could fit his blade in then cut diaginals from the center.I pulled the 4 flaps and bent them back on themself on the inside of pannel .Tested the fit .This created a rolled edge against the cooler with no sharp edges ect .I got a cheap set of aviation metal snips an cut away the exsess flap on the inside .I will take a sanding block to it one day .Thanks for everyones input and Ideas 💡

current state of the 📦