SSUPD MeshLicious (from the makers of the FormD T1)
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Yes please black if that's OK. I've no feet or top mounted fan bracket currently. I was going to try 60mm exhaust fans for now to see if that helps GPU temps a bit. Though there is a 92mm top fan bracket that looks quite interesting I must say, guess it can't hurt grabbing one of those too to see if I can sort my bad cable management and fit one in.
Custom case Feet
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SSUPd Meshlicious ITX Case Build (Alternative PSU & GPU Place)
(1)Custom Case feet (2)Alternative SFX Power Supply Spot (3)Riser/GPU & SSD/HDD Bracket install (4)Installing the Mesh & Power Cables (5)Alternative GPU Place (6) 2nd Alternative PSU Place
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Thats similar to the top mount fan bracket I have on mine.
www.thingiverse.com
Theres also a GPU standoff that might be of use.
www.thingiverse.com
Feet files are actually on the SSUPD website.
SSUPD Meshlicious 92mm fan holder remix by Cyanotic
This is a remix of chaosmage's top mount fan bracket for the SSUPD Meshilicious SFFPC case.
www.thingiverse.com
Theres also a GPU standoff that might be of use.
SSUPD Meshlicious custom GPU bracket - opens up all video out ports by zocazola
I designed and manufacture this custom bracket for the SSUPD Meshlicious- which opens up all your video out ports in this specific gpu config for the meshlicious. steps to install: need a long phillips head screwdriver! 1) remove the stock metal gpu support beam, which is secured by a screw on...
www.thingiverse.com
Feet files are actually on the SSUPD website.
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I considered this case and the Dan A4. But ultimately settled for the two tone Formd T1 like 2 minutes ago.
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Corsair have moved to CoolIt for all recent AIO's.Custom feet I Installed, 1inch height. 4 feet cost me £8 free delivery
used Cordless 18v drill & 6.5mm drill bit to make the holes larger for the screw threads for the feet & placed 3m Pads
Thinking of getting the new
CORSAIR iCUE LINK H100i RGB Liquid CPU Cooler - White, but will wait on due to high price & not knowing what generation the pump is,
if they even using the Asetek’s latest liquid cooling technology
Asus new line of AIO got the best 8th gen pump.
Trig, do you have a 140mm fan at the top? Does it fit well and not look out of place? any pictures?
I took the Black Custom Lian Li feet from my old Lian Li case and put them on my SSUPD and they look decent.
I've got a 92mm Noctua on mine.
Its inside the case so doesnt look out of place as you cant see it.
Theres pictures of the entire build here, if Dropbox lets me share it..
mistype yes 92mm & 14mm Thickness.
I have no 92mm 14mm on hand,
(1) Could mod the fan with 4 small magnets in the fan treads & it would just attach to the top panel,
Can buy all the small size round magnets & different thickness , Same strength they use on the new corsair fans to connect.
(2) Use Tesa double side tape 5kg strength do it & put 4 pieces one on each corner of fan. no mess easy to remove if needed.
(3) Use fan screws & screw through the metal mesh, once lined up, something like a small titanium drill bit to make the holes.
I have no 92mm 14mm on hand,
(1) Could mod the fan with 4 small magnets in the fan treads & it would just attach to the top panel,
Can buy all the small size round magnets & different thickness , Same strength they use on the new corsair fans to connect.
(2) Use Tesa double side tape 5kg strength do it & put 4 pieces one on each corner of fan. no mess easy to remove if needed.
(3) Use fan screws & screw through the metal mesh, once lined up, something like a small titanium drill bit to make the holes.
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Yeah, magnets would work, not sure I'd use tape though, every time you strip it down to clean it you'd have to re-tape it, magnets would work better.
I'm happy enough with the printed bracket tbh, does the job, and theres no chance of bits dropping into the case, which could be a possibility with the magnets, although I'm guessing you'd probably glue them into the threads.
I'm happy enough with the printed bracket tbh, does the job, and theres no chance of bits dropping into the case, which could be a possibility with the magnets, although I'm guessing you'd probably glue them into the threads.
Oh right, I clicked the link to the SSUPD website you posted earlier and noticed the 140mm fan at the top but now realised that is for the Meshroom S.
Thanks for the pictures, shows exactly the placement, I think I'm going to have to get one as it does get quite hot at the top.
I had to black duct tape over the red pcie plastic, no idea why they decided to make it red, although I did buy full mesh and have ended up just leaving the left side panel off so I can see inside.
Thanks for the pictures, shows exactly the placement, I think I'm going to have to get one as it does get quite hot at the top.
I had to black duct tape over the red pcie plastic, no idea why they decided to make it red, although I did buy full mesh and have ended up just leaving the left side panel off so I can see inside.
Depends on your GPU, but doing the GPU standoff, adding feet, top mount fan, PSU pulling air out of the GPU side and having the front AIO fans pulling air out meant I could actually mine on my 3080FE and it actually be cooler than the same setup but in an mATX case, so deffo worth doing..
I thinking of buying the new Corsair I cue Link AIO 240mm, I Will need the pump to be silent like the Arctic AIO pumps,
good thing I don't have to buy EXTRA FANS £50 each.
My Corsair iCUE H100i ELITE CAPELLIX 240mm AIO White I paid £105 NEW
CORSAIR iCUE LINK H100i 240mm AIO White £209
Will do a full build in the 'SSUPD MeshLicious' & post here.
good thing I don't have to buy EXTRA FANS £50 each.
My Corsair iCUE H100i ELITE CAPELLIX 240mm AIO White I paid £105 NEW
CORSAIR iCUE LINK H100i 240mm AIO White £209
Will do a full build in the 'SSUPD MeshLicious' & post here.
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Many thanks! I'll try 'thing:5962434' as it seems to be a revision of a tried and tested one already.
Feet, yes I'll try some. Just plain black ones that blend in should do it
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Can somone please confirm if the meshy case can mount a PSU with standoffs behind the mobo at the bottom of the case? In the Meshroom S manual, this seems to be an option but it's not documented in the Meshy manual.
Also. SSUPD have missed a trick with the PSU placement. SInce you are able to mount the PSU behind the motherboard (as per the Meshroom manual), it leaves a big gap where the PSU would normally sit in front of the board. Granted you can fit a 3.5" HDD there but it would be amazing if you could swap the PSU bracket with a PCIE 4 slot bracket and mount another low profile GPU or expansion card. So, in theory you could have 1 gpu at the top behind the mobo and 1 at the bottom in front of the mobo (both horizontal).
Also. SSUPD have missed a trick with the PSU placement. SInce you are able to mount the PSU behind the motherboard (as per the Meshroom manual), it leaves a big gap where the PSU would normally sit in front of the board. Granted you can fit a 3.5" HDD there but it would be amazing if you could swap the PSU bracket with a PCIE 4 slot bracket and mount another low profile GPU or expansion card. So, in theory you could have 1 gpu at the top behind the mobo and 1 at the bottom in front of the mobo (both horizontal).
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Yes Its possible to mount a SFX Power Supply at bottom behind the motherboard tray IN SSUPD MeshLicious,
could just screw through the panel holes with the PSU screws to hold it in place, not sure on the vented holes of the PSU & the holes on the Case
Also the position of the power switch & power cable input have to be just right. if not some Modding.
Possible if your Using CPU IGPU Graphics or use the horizontal position for a graphics card that 180mm to 245mm long If not using a front radiator with fans
Mod the SSD/HDD trays at front bottom
could just screw through the panel holes with the PSU screws to hold it in place, not sure on the vented holes of the PSU & the holes on the Case
Also the position of the power switch & power cable input have to be just right. if not some Modding.
Possible if your Using CPU IGPU Graphics or use the horizontal position for a graphics card that 180mm to 245mm long If not using a front radiator with fans
Mod the SSD/HDD trays at front bottom
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I will let you know, I have placed a order for a