14.9L SFF volume design enables ATX motherboard and high-end graphics card compatibility for versatile builds
1.5mm fine mesh panels support closed loop and custom loop water cooling for superior thermal management
Dual radiator configuration and DDC pump support allow for advanced cooling setups tailored to enthusiast needs
PCIe 5.0 riser cable with pre-installed 200mm female reverse connector delivers up to 128GB/s bandwidth for flagship GPUs
Sleek steel chassis combines durability with a modern, minimalist aesthetic for any desk
Summarized by Shop
Meshroom S sets a new benchmark in compact SFF PC cases with its innovative 14.9L volume design. Despite its small size, it brings the power of an ATX chassis into the compact realm, offering unparalleled compatibility and cooling. The case features a 1.5mm fine mesh design, enabling both closed-loop and custom-loop water cooling solution
Volume
14.9L
Chassis Type
Compact SFF
Mesh Panel Thickness
1.5mm
Motherboard Compatibility
ATX, MATX
Graphics Card Support
Up to 4-slot high-end GPUs
Riser Cable
PCIe 5.0 with 200mm pre-installed female reverse connector
Summarized by Shop
4.8
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Great sized case in between a T1 and classic layout mATX case with the added ability to fit both an ATX motherboard and ATX PSU, however the bending situation on the mesh panels is unacceptable.
Kunio · March 18, 2026
Bought two repurpose an older build. Every couple of years I build a new workstation that uses an ATX mobo. Was looking to throw the old rig into a SFF footprint without having to buy a higher end ATX board. This thing is great. I have a full ATX board, 240mm AIO with fans, and a triple fan 6900XT (which typically runs pretty warm) in this thing. Yeah, it's a fairly right fit, and the build took me almost 3 hours... But, there's no case out there that can fit full size components into something that's almost the size of a shoe box.
The Meshroom V2 is incredibly well engineered. Sadly the instructions for placement of some standoffs or positions of brackets is very unclear, but a little trial and error will go a long way, and nothing is super difficult. Hardest part of the build was probably getting cables to run flat from the GPU and reinstalling the board that holds the top IO and power button. It's very fiddly, but patience and taking things slowly will get you there.
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Joe · December 28, 2025
Build quality is great, was exactly the size I was looking for, for my 9070xt. First ssf build with one of the best.
