Standoff Mods for the SSUPD Meshlicious
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- čas přidán 22. 11. 2021
- Let's take a focused look at standoff mods in the SSUPD Meshlicious. I'll demonstrate how to do the standoff mod on both the motherboard side and the GPU side, and share some benchmarks from the riser cable standoff mod.
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This channel is definitely going to blow up one day. The video quality, the topics, the presentation I like a lot. Keep up the good work man💪
Dude you just kept nailing these videos, spot on!
this video timing is crazy just got my meshlicious yesterday and strunggling with the cable management, and this video come out thank you so much
I just did a new build in the case and your standoff mods helped me a lot! I did not want to purchase an SFX PSU because I had an AX 850 laying around. Lifting the motherboard higher gave me so much more space to hide cables behind it! I was able to still fit a Corsair H100X with no problems at all!
Just bought this case and stumbled across this video the day after getting all my components moved into it. Took everything back out to do this and now my cable management is actually nice, which is great because now I love this case.
I FINALLY got the case in India and absolutely greatful for this channel for providing amazing insights. I also used some standoffs to hide the cables and honestly, this case is BRILLIANT!
How is it possible that this guy has only 20K subs? Thanks for the content @machine & More!
Just finished my build and your video helped a ton. Thank you!
I'm about to get this case and water cool it. I have the XC3, and I'm gonna squeeze a D5 pump in there due to this mod. You are great! Blows my mind that you don't have more subs.
Awesome video! Motherboard standoff mod also allows space for heatsink mounting for M.2 SSDs located at the back of some ITX boards like the strix x570.
TY holy shit this channel is a blessing for ITX builders. THANK YOU SIR
Just finished reassembly as same as possible your work, temps dropped significantly. Great vid, man.
Great to hear!
i had been considering a similar mod for the motherboard standoffs. thanks!
Thank you for this video. I am planning my shift from mid tower to this.
I've watched a ton of videos and realized I wasn't subscribed. So you got it!
i heard off it and i am thinking of building in the SSUPD if i cant get hold the T1 V2, learning abt both is indeed helpful thank you
Can't give you enough likes to and comments, because you definitely deserve more audience!
I finished my Meshlicious build last week and could not close the panel with the Lian Li Galahad + the motherboard standoff mod. May switch my AIO next year since I already paid a decent amount for this one.
Ultimately went with the GPU standoff and the extra space is very helpful in a tight space for the cables.
This is impressive, the level of detailed information and well explained is beyond, love this! Quick question, is there any difference between mounting a 240 or 280 AIO in this case in terms of the thermals for the CPU or in general? thanks again for this!
Great experiment and synopsis. I was thinking the same thing actually ... how to clean up the look of all those cables (and maybe get a better temp). Can you please include more footage of the clean looking case though? Maybe a slow, 360 pan?
Was put off by the lack of cable management in the meshlicious. Great video.
Done this :) If only i could share pics of my meshlicious build! I found 15mm standoff works the best. I tried 25mm and 20mm but the AIO pump head won't fit. I got custom cables done up and it goes so well with this standoff mod too!
Getting that hot plate on the backside of the GPU away from the inside MB wall will help too. Get some case feet too!
Amazing video!
Taking into account the mobo and pcie riser mods and the way you route your cables, what cable lengths do you advice the 24pin, CPU 8pin and the GPU pcie’s?
Thanks for going beyond that Australian guy on the mesh
I have follow the step to finish the standoff mods, it have a big improvement of the thermal especially the back side m2 slot ssd on the motherboard. But my raiser cable is not longer enough, so I just leave it not lock to the standoff.
Great idea. I'm about to build my first mini itx system using this case and I was wondering if there is anything that can be done to improve cable management
Anything using Acetek pumps will work, since they are super short. Like XPG Levante which uses 7gen pump (which is just amazing).
Can you advise on the maximum pump head height for the offset and TG side? Love your videos!!!
For your cable setup in this, did you use just hte custom cables linke,d or was this the custom ones as well as the extensions you had shown in previous videos? I really like hwo they look and wouldn't mind shelling out the extra few to make it have more flexible cables and room to work with as you show here.
M&M, thank you for the informative and great content! One general question; can shorter than stock stand offs be used to afford more CPU cooler options? Especially in the case of the NR200 where an extra mm or two could make a huge difference.
Somewhat- the one caveat is the IO cutout- if you are OK forgoing the IO shield and having things not line up perfectly, yeah it can work. Just make sure nothing on the PCB is shorting out.
just wanted to say thanks for this,was well aware of the motherboard standoff mod but not the gpu mod, do you know if the xfx 6700xt would be better with or without the gpu standoff mod?.
Just did the standoff mod on the GPU side. I have a 2.7 slot GPU (MSI Gaming X Trio) so my only choice was to move the divider in the center. It works WONDERS for cable management. But I did manage to break the locking clip on my riser cable (oops)
what size u use for the standoff mod on the gpu?
so did you use any standoff mod for the mobo with that aio or nah? if so what size? thanks
I have the Lian Li AIO in mine and chalk that one down to being too tall. I might do a half step instead
wondering if I have the strix 3080ti and go with air cooling on bs3 on 25mm fan can I use both the standoff mod, shift the center piece to gain that space back then mount the gpu?
Any advice on small ITX case which can handle 3080ti FE? Non NR200 ))) i really want Q58, but unsure about cooling
Any idea how long your pcie risers need to be if you raise your mobo 20 cm off the plate? does the stock one that comes with the case still work?
would the ml240 v2 fit inside? not sure if its smaller than the illusion or not
How does the hot air from a FE effect the back of the motherboard
Will a kraken X53 RGB, with the standoff mod?
finally thx a lot , I ask I got video, one more question, what U think about slim radiator 240 or 280mm and slim noctua fans with all custom water cooling, more room for cables and air, but idk whats the slim radiator compares to standard, for this case slim radiator would be perfect choice but...BIG but....
I'd been thinking about this for a long time before I switched from my Z63 to a custom loop and added a mod to the front panel to let me run 140mm fans in push/pull. You could do it with any normal AIO radiator (about 30mm) and the Noctua NF-A12x15 fans which have plenty of static pressure for AIO use. But, you'd be looking at probably something like 5-7C difference for around $100 extra cost, so not especially a good value. Fun maybe. The big difference I found with doing push/pull isn't the better temperatures in general, it's the same or better temperatures at reduced RPM, so it is significantly quieter. Mine is basically silent even under load at about 3' distance.
I did what you did and is perfect but : Do anyone have problems with WiFi … my start having problems after i did a cables managing so the only way I have it working back again is resetting my network and the problem come back after restarting
shifting the gpu side is better then shifting the motherboard side?
How would it do for a 3.5 slot card?
amazing. If the one you linked is sold out can I can get any m3 set?
For the motherboard standoff any M3 to M3 extensions will work if you are adding them to the existing standoffs. The stock standoffs are 6.5mm 6-32 male to M3 female, so if you replace them you will need to either use that some size or something as close to it as possible. But yes, any kit with those sizes should work, they are standardized.
Man I love this case but I’m so disappointed by how my cable managing is , I’ll take a few hours to see what I can clean up. Does not help that my CPU cooler is the pure loop 280 which has an inline pump so it makes it a bit harder to fit. Ultimately I might refund and purchase a traditional asetek pump style cooler
That is one way to do it, but I went with the GPU standoff approach, which seems to be working bit better for me. Additionally, I recommend to use 180 degree gpu power adapters to completely hide cables and connectors.
I tried the GPU offset with 2.5 slot card. It didn't work, the holes to secure it don't line up, waste of time.
Is there a significant difference between running a 280 or 240aio? Just ordered this case plan to run a 12600k maybe 12700k.
The 280mm performs more closely to a 360mm than it does to a 240mm. It depends on the CPU and what you consider significant, but the hotter the chip the more likely you are to see improvement with the 280mm.
Great video! Thank god the NZXT Z53 has 52mm height on the block instead of the 55mm on the X53
Did it fit?
@@sghorbi yes. Even went with the Z63
@@Ypelaar how close to the window is it now ? Wondering if its too close. Planning it also with the z63 :)
@@sghorbi its quite close, but the closer the better because its easier to read the LCD screen
@@Ypelaar does it also fit well with the tube cables of the kraken and the glass? Or are they bended or ansthing ? Want to use a asus strix 570 -i gaming
After the mobo standoff, will a Corsair Capellix aio fit?
Did you try install a Capellix with standoff?
So would the Arctic AIOs fit with the motherboard stand-of mod?
They will, their clearance is less than 53mm
All the pump models with hoses straight up from the cpu block fit poor to this case. Arctic liquid freezer 2 is one of them. I was unable to fit 280mm rad liquid freezer II to my meshlicious as the fan bodies hit the motherboard tray. I had it there temporarily with only one fan and had to ziptie the hoses to get the side panel on in 3 slot card mode. 4 slot gpu mode makes it probably impossible to fit the side panel. I bought the ek 280 rgb aio and it works well with the case but my motherboard makes me to use the block hoses down. I'm doing this mod for my case and modify the chipset heatsink assembly to get the hoses to the side.
NZXT AIOs fit just fine if either of the mods are used.
I've heard that the X63 pump head is too high - can you please clarify? The X63 would be my first choice.
Same, I’d like to know as well. Have a z63 and was interested in using a tempered glass
Can anyone confirm the x63 is too tall? Might need to exchange mine before the build with a planned standoff
Neither of the X53 nor X63 fit. Z63 fit, but it was very tight and close to the mesh panel
Standoff kit still 'unavailable' at amazon. Bummer.
There's a million different versions of it, just make sure you have the right lengths
Looks like your M3 Standoff Kit amazon link is broken. If possible I'd like to purchase through your affiliate link to help support. Could you update it?
Done, thanks for the heads up!
Ill assume that liquid freezer 2's wont fit
More so the unyielding tubes because of the lack of 90 degree elbows.