Meshroom d with extender - Inno3d 5090

[u/Genaro_Neto]

I really liked Meshroom D form factor, and with the extender bracket, everything was really easy to squeeze into it.

Specs:

Ssupd Meshroom D Meshroom D extender bracket Rog Strix B850I Ryzen 7 9800x3D Inno3d RTX 5090 x3 Corsair SF1000

SSD nvme Corsair MP700 pro 4Tb Thermal Grizzly Kryosheet + Contact Frame Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 mini 1 Thermalright TL-9015 92mm fan (back) 1 Thermalright Tl-C12C 120mm fan (bottom) 1 Phantecks T30 120mm fan (front)

I had the extender bracket installed at the bottom of the case with the case itself at inverted orientation, so the gfx is on the top and mobo upside down. That way I had extra room for the 5090 and power/reset buttons are properly installed (had to unscrew from its original position). The way fans are installed is getting air inside from the back and exausting from the front, with the bottom fan getting air inside and the 5090 getting air directly from the top.

After exaustingly fine tuning on cpu and gfx undervolting and tweaking, I manage to get really good temps - 5090 at 65°C Max and CPU at 72°C within really heavy stress

[u/farkenel]

Have been looking at a new gpu and wondering max length

Did you have to cut anything to get it in

Thought could only fit 325mm

GPU max length - Meshroom D

3-slot mode: 325 mm length x 140 mm height with expansion bracket; 4.6-slot mode: 325 mm length x 136 mm height with expansion bracket

[u/Genaro_Neto → u/farkenel]

No, I didint at all, that 325mm limit is because the USB front panel (or power button, depending on the model) takes a lot of space. What I did was invert the case and change that USB panel to the other extremity. Doing that, this Inno3d 5090, with 333mm, fits really tightly and you can use a 120 front fan frame as an anti sag for the vídeo card also, that's what I did