ssupd Meshlicious

[Darksaber]

The Meshlicious aims to eliminate the biggest headache when it comes to compact ITX cases: the issue of heat. With its mesh sides, the chassis also offers an excellent amount of flexibility in terms of hardware while being sturdy and rather affordable for a case of this form factor.

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[sbudbud]

Just bought this case today with the TG panel cant wait to build in it

 

[ZoneDymo]

As the late Sean Connery would say: "they're not meshing around"

 

[Tardian]

biggest headache when it comes to compact ITX cases ... building them neatly, especially for people with normal/large hands?

 

[nikoya]

for the interested ones I've added 2 led bars on the front sides

more pictures and link here

https://www.reddit.com/r/SSUPD/comments/nihg7h

 

[Easy Rhino]

Good review but I would really like to see some pictures showing the size of the case in relation to something else. Like a tennis ball or something.

 

[Caring1]

Good review but I would really like to see some pictures showing the size of the case in relation to something else. Like a tennis ball or something.

Here's mine.

Just as an aside, the review seems to be the "default" version with the PCI-e 3.0 cable and glass side panel, later version just recently released is the "upgrade" version and has PCI-e 4.0 and all mesh or one glass panel.

 

[Nuckles56]

That's a nice looking case which fits a tonne of hardware in it

 

[lightofhonor]

@Darksaber are the GPU and CPU mesh charts switched? I wouldn't expect GPU temps to go up with the mesh on the GPU side.

 

[Valantar]

Mine is on order from Caseking - ordered it as soon as they listed it, but I'm still waiting on them to get the XSPC 280mm rad I also ordered into stock before they ship. I wanted a white all-mesh PCIe 4.0 SKU, but since that SKU doesn't exist yet I went with the second best - black all-mesh 4.0. This is pretty much an endgame case for me - my H200i has annoyed me since almost day 1, but even if this isn't perfect I can't see anything really beating it. Size, airflow, aesthetics - it's got it all. I just need to get an angled DP adapter.

Good review but I would really like to see some pictures showing the size of the case in relation to something else. Like a tennis ball or something.

Also relevant: a picture showing this next to a regular/well-known ATX mid-tower @Darksaber , would you mind? I assume you have a couple of cases on hand for comparison.