SSUPD Meshlicious Full Mesh Mini-ITX Gehäuse - schwarz

Product Information

Unfortunately, I didn’t take many detail photos of the hardline build, but all the cables run between the motherboard tray and the back of the PSU. Additionally, if you use a graphics card that’s under 211mm in length in a horizontal (rather than vertical) mount, you get space for two 3. While noise can be an issue due to its extensive use of mesh panels, the eye-catching Meshlicious has a near-perfect interior for its shape and orientation, and it has an unparalleled hardware support list. In the default motherboard tray location, there is even enough space to use an ATX power supply instead of having to use an SFX unit. Also included is an angled HDMI cable, which you’ll need if using a full-size graphics card, as the Graphics card ports are at the bottom in this layout.

The motherboard, along with the PSU (which can be either standard ATX or SFF), attach to one side of the case. When building the closed loop system for the photos of the Meshlicious, I did a little experimentation with the included accessories and discovered that if I used the extra standoffs included, I could space the graphics card a little further from the motherboard tray, which allowed me to use that gap for better cable management. Out of the box, the large mesh panels allow for outstanding airflow, which can be enhanced by installing two 120/140mm fans in the front. As you might guess by the name, the Meshlicious is all about mesh--or nearly, as the case ships with one tempered-glass side panel, which can be attached to either the GPU or CPU side of the case. Doing so also means you loose some clearance for air coolers, so this setup is really only meant for extreme situations, like when using a GeForce RTX 3090 and liquid cooling on the CPU.

This puts the onus of noise and performance on the case manufacturers and motivates them to actually care about thermal performance instead of simply using active cooling as a marketing bulletin point.

But for that you’ll need remove the PSU, or install it and connect the cables before installing the power supply.But note if adding a fan and radiator, things will likely get very tight, since this is also where your excess power cable slack also needs to go. Yet oddly, over that same period, more and more companies seem to be churning out these compact small form-factor (SFF) chassis. What’s more, there are mesh panels available to boost thermal performance, should you wish to ditch the included tempered glass panel.

Even if you just install intake fans here, you may have issues with cables pushing up against your fan blades. The Meshlicious is the first PC case manufactured by Ssupd (Sunny Side Up Design), a new joint venture between Lian Li and NCASE.In recent years, several representatives from PC case companies have told us that mini-ITX cases are a niche, without enough interest to be worth heavily investing in. A beautifully small vertical chassis, maintaining full-sized GPU compatibility, taking up less than a quarter the space of a traditional tower PC.

The good news is that, unlike many of the sub 20 liter PC cases, I have yet to see a GPU that will not fit in this case. If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.After all, the Meshlicious gets its name from the fact that three of its sides are all mesh by default. riser card included for a stylish vertical mount full length GPU up to 332mm long on 3 slots mode and up to 336mm long on 4 slots mode. The four distinctive mesh panels (front, top and sides) not only enable excellent airflow, but look outstanding with integrated RGB illumination.