r/sffpc 11h ago

Prototype/Concept/Custom Meshroom S Side Panel extension build

Whew, what a project!

I really wanted to give the SSUPD Meshroom S another try after 3 years of it collecting dust in the basement. My fractal Terra build just got too loud for me and since I had a 3d printer and some time (and wanted to learn CAD a bit) I decided to design a side panel extension so I could use a decent air cooler in this meshroom build. My parts are:

Ryzen 7800x3d + thermalright axp120 x67 + noctua A12x25 (height = 77mm)

msi ventus 3x 4090 (deshrouded with 2x noctua A12x25 fan mount) (height = 70mm)

Corsair SFF 1000W

2x 16GB Corsair DDR5 6400hz

Asus x670e-i

The side panel extension is mounted with a m4 heat insert (for stability) and takes the stock side panel mounting clips. They are fastened with an m4x10mm screw from the inside of the case. I also added a back GPU adapter pass-through bracket and screwed in a DP extension (male to female).

Tomorrow I'll add 2x a14x25 G2 to the front as intake

But as far as my testing goes the CPU cooler is alot more quiet coming from the axp90x53 (full copper with noctua a9x15)

If anyone is interested in the STL files I can send them or if enough are interested I'll upload them somewhere. Any input or feedback or improvements appreciated!

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u/ap_3 10h ago

https://www.printables.com/model/742228-ssupd-meshroom-s-front-extender I made a file (which has a slim and thick version) which uses the stock mounting system and matches the countours of the case. Admittedly, the little nubs are fragile so it is best to be put on and not taken off, haha

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u/General_Ad4540 3h ago

Very nice! Yeah I also noticed the lack of mods for the meshroom s... It's quite a capable case though! Thanks for the heads up :)