Ssupd Meshroom S V2 Mini ITX Case, PCIe 4.0 - blue

• Compact steel Mini-ITX case
• Installation of an ATX motherboard possible with vertical GPU orientation
• Generous air inlets and chimney effect for high airflow
• Space for a 280 mm radiator
• Up to five fans in total possible
• 2x USB 3.0 type A / 1x USB 3.1 type C
• Space for up to eight 2.5" drives
• For graphics cards up to 336 mm in length
• Air cooler up to 74 mm height

The Meshroom S by SSUPD: You can't get more mesh than that

If you had to describe the Meshroom S from SSUPD in one word, it would probably be: Airflow! The SFF case is a well-thought-out product that makes gamers' hearts beat faster, and gaming hardware breathe a sigh of relief.

The entire outer surface of the Mini-ITX case is made of air-permeable mesh and thus offers your gaming PC excellent ventilation options. Despite its compact size, up to five fans can be installed. Fans of water cooling can install a radiator up to 280 mm. If you opt for an air cooler, it can be up to 74 mm in height.

For sophisticated gamers: ATX mainboard in a Mini-ITX case

As a special feature, the Meshroom S allows the use of a full-size ATX motherboard. This allows you to implement high-performance gaming systems in the SFF case without having to resort to slimmed-down Mini-ITX motherboards. The only restriction is that the graphics card must be installed vertically on the back of the motherboard tray to create space for the ATX board. This requires a riser cable of at least 250 mm in length, which is available separately.

The Meshroom S can accommodate up to eight drives in 2.5-inch format. If you want to use HDDs, there is room for up to two HDDs in 3.5" format. Then there's room for three more 2.5" SSDs - creating a flexible storage solution for your gaming library and media.

Flexible I/O panel and modern connectors

The removable I/O panel is elegantly integrated into the mesh structure in the front part of the lid. There you will find two type A USB 3.0 ports as well as a type C USB 3.1 port. The power button is discreetly placed on the back of the case.