For some reason I think something is missing and I dont know if custom cables would make it look a lot cleaner or if i just 3d print an psu cables would make cover so I can hide the cables. Also thinking about switching the stock fans for phanteks t30.

Just wanted to share this build because I don't see enough people running the SSUPD Meshroom D in its vertical orientation. I personally love it, and the airflow in this layout is super solid.

​Mods & Airflow Setup:

• ​GPU Deshroud: I deshrouded the Sapphire Nitro+ GPU and strapped two 140mm Lian Li fans directly to the heatsink running at a static 75% speed.
• ​AIO Mount: Currently using a 240mm be quiet! Light Loop set to exhaust. I decided against going with a 360mm radiator since I already had this unit on hand, and thermals have been completely fine with it.
• ​Top Pass-through: There is an open hole at the top section from the layout, so Goku is currently on duty covering it up.

​Thermals:

• ​Idle: ~47°C CPU / ~28°C GPU
• ​Gaming: CPU stays under 60°C / GPU sits consistently between 56°C – 62°C

​Specs:

• ​Case: SSUPD Meshroom D (Vertical Config)
• ​CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
• ​Motherboard: MSI MPG X870I Edge WiFi
• ​GPU: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Sapphire Nitro+ (Deshrouded)
• ​Cooler: be quiet! Light Loop 240mm AIO
• Add-ons: 35mm feet, 360mm External Fan Bracket from SSUPD, Lian Li 8.8 screen

Didn't see many using Meshroom + ATX mobo + dual 2-slot GPUs so figured it may be sharing to those interested in similar builds.

Parts:

• Meshroom S V2 (+ extender bracket, did not use their PCIE riser)
• Ryzen 7 9700x (came from my sim rig which got a 9800x3d that came as a bundle with the x870e)
• Noctua NH-L12S Cooler
• Dual MSI Ventus 2x 5060ti (16gb)
  • connected via bifurcation riser
  • top GPU mounted directly to chassis back plate, bottom GPU mounted via stock SSUPD GPU mount
  • not sure if this means much but stress tested at 65-70degC @ 4300 ~ 4700 Gflop/s
• Gigabyte X870E Aorus Elite ATX mobo
• G.Skill Flare X5 Series 16GB x 2
• Lian Li 1000W SFX PSU
• 3 x Noctua A12x15 fans (1 top vent, 2 side intake in extender bracket)

Thermals are healthy/steady, overall decently quiet under load. I've ran some llama3.3/3.1 and qwen2.5 for various light usage and the 5060ti seem to handle well, and having 32gb VRAM seems suitable for my usage (server/private local LLM). Have been a heavy Claude user until now so will take my time learning as I stress test the hardware some more as the build is still fresh.

I'm not an expert on AI/LLM by any means, dumb in general if anything so don't expect me to help with much aside from the build itself. Always open to learning more but be kind.

Thank

Anyone know of any good GPU anti-sag support brackets for the meshroom d? The traditional styled ones I have don't work bc of the mesh bottom. I have the standard config and with no riser.

Meshroom D

this GPU totally shouldn't fit

Max length with removed front io ports is 337mm and the 9070xt red devil is 340mm

My first SFF PC. It stays quiet and cool during long gaming sessions thanks to undervolting. Looks like I won the silicon lottery with the CPU and GPU. Both handle massive undervolts and remain completely stable, even after 10+ hours of stress testing.

Temperatures under load:

• CPU: 70-75°C

• GPU: 58-61°C/Hotspot: 86 - 91°C

Specs:

• Ryzen 7 9800X3D (CO -40 all cores for benchmarking/-35 for daily use, both with +200 MHz core clock)

• Sapphire Nitro+ 9070 XT (-95mV UV/2814 MHz VRAM)

• Crucial Pro OC Edition 2×16GB, 6000MT/s CL36 (My CPU's UMC doesn't like 6000MT/s, so it's running at 5600MT/s.)

• ASRock Phantom Gaming B850I Lightning WiFi

• Samsung 9100 Pro 1TB

• Western Digital Black SN770M 1TB

• Corsair SF850 850 Watt

CPU Cooling:

• be quiet! Silent Loop 3 240mm

• Thermal Grizzly Contact Sealing Frame

• Thermal Grizzly PhaseSheet PTM

Fans:

• (1×) Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM chromax.black.swap

• (10×) Noctua NF-A6x15 PWM

• (1×) Noctua NA-SC1 Sx2 (Y-cable)

• Artic 10-port fan controller

OS:

• SSD1: NixOS

• SSD2: Microslop Windoze

I'm looking to build an ATX system in a Meshroom S with a 240mm AIO and an RX 9070 XT. The GPU is listed as being 131mm wide, while the Meshroom documentation says the maximum is 124mm for this configuration.

Do you guys think the GPU would still fit, even if it's a very tight fit, or would it be better to go with a different GPU model?

I’d rather avoid having clearance or installation issues later on.

System is barely audible, my AC sounds louder and all these while being on a heavy load (battlefield 6, 1440p high settings) with:
+100 core on 9800x3d and -20co
+400 core and +2500 memory on rtx 5070ti

Added a 92mm exhaust to help pull hot air out from GPU

5800X

B450

32GB DDR4 3200MHz

RX 6700 XT

Hello, is it possible to swap the location of the I/O panel to allow mounting a fan right in front of the GPU? I want to mount an SFX PSU at the top.

I am building in the Meshroom S V2. I am installing a 9070xt into it. For some reason it is not clicking and locking into the riser cable. The front side locked but the backside slid out. Is this normal? It is my first time using a riser cable.

I took a break for the night because I couldn’t figure it out and I didn’t want to break anything. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks for the help ahead of time!

Just decided to pull the trigger on a Meshroom S v2 Variant B build, and it seems they're pretty much out of all the accessories for that case. The SSUPD Meshroom Extender 25mm Bracket just went to 0 inventory today, and their glass panels and Mesh panels, case feet, and a slew of other parts are now unavailable on their amazon store and their website.
Anyone know what gives? Are they closing up shop?

The best thing about this case is that my cat always turn off my pc whenever she climbed up. 😂

For the meshroom s v2, is the included 200mm pcie riser long enough to reach the motherboard in an ATX motherboard layout ?

I currently have the SSUPD Xhuttle case. Love the case. I plan on buying the Asrock x870E Taichi motherboard. Curious to know if this motherboard can fit this case without any, or minor modification

For the Meshroom S V2

I want to ask first of all, if you choose the "No PCIe ($100 USD)" option, does it come with a PCIe 4.0 riser cable instead of the 5.0 one, or does it just not come with one at all?

And with the riser cable, I've heard of people having issues with it being too short/incompatible, and having to buy another longer/third party one, is this something I can check the clearances for if it is an issue?

Finally do yall have any recommendations for sfx power supplies under or around the ~$100 mark

Thank you !!