A cable like this should only block ports in other slots, not in the same slot. Most GPU's have 4 ports in their first slot.
A cable like this should only block ports in other slots, not in the same slot. Most GPU's have 4 ports in their first slot.
I think that will not help as the exit for the cables is just on one side.
In theory you will need 2 angled adapters:
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That might be the best solution. Ok I answered my question
Got hands on with the MSI Suprim X 3080 (326mm long) just now, so the MSI Gaming X Trio 30XX (323mm long), should not be a problem.
The Top Panel will close *without bulging out. I had to use the *lowest install position for GPU. This leaves 33mm of space for HDMI / DP Cables. and that is not enough for straight cables, so we have 2 solutions coming:
1) we will provide 3D Print Ready tall feet design on the website very soon, these feet will lift the case higher off the ground to make room for *regular / straight HDMI / DP Cables.
2) buy angled cables yourself or from our website.
If used with a GPU less than 320mm long, you can mount the GPU at the *second lowest position, and not have to worry about the above - just use low profile cables that are widely available.
Do you confirm White option will not be available for first preorders on Newegg?
2020-02-03: MSI GPU update
MSI Suprim X fits, all 326mm of it, so MSI Gaming X Trio should also.
This is possible on the lowest GPU mounting position, leaving 33mm left for DP/HDMI cable. This is NOT enough for most cables. So we have 2 solutions coming:
1) we will provide 3D Print Ready tall feet file on the website soon, these feet will lift the case higher to make room for *regular / straight HDMI / DP Cables.
2) buy angled cables yourself or from our website.
If used with a GPU less than 320mm long, you can mount the GPU at the *second lowest position, leaving 43mm for cables, then low profile regular cables that are widely available should work fine.
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Thank you Wahaha, that answered my questions.2020-02-03: MSI GPU update
MSI Suprim X fits, all 326mm of it, so MSI Gaming X Trio should also.
This is possible on the lowest GPU mounting position, leaving 33mm left for DP/HDMI cable. This is NOT enough for most cables. So we have 2 solutions coming:
1) we will provide 3D Print Ready tall feet file on the website soon, these feet will lift the case higher to make room for *regular / straight HDMI / DP Cables.
2) buy angled cables yourself or from our website.
If used with a GPU less than 320mm long, you can mount the GPU at the *second lowest position, leaving 43mm for cables, then low profile regular cables that are widely available should work fine.
For Rx6000 which are equipped with a usb-c port i can also imagine using an adapter of this type when they are compatible 80 Gb / s (8K / 60Hz)
Would be nice to get a detailed compatibility list for GPUs and CPU coolers based on 3 slot and 4 slot modes.
Was almost about the get an Aorus Master or MSI Suprim before I remembered it wouldn't work with NZXT AIOs in 4 slot mode.
Was almost about the get an Aorus Master or MSI Suprim before I remembered it wouldn't work with NZXT AIOs in 4 slot mode.
Like lolcat I made an account to join the conversation. Just finished reading all 49 pages about this wonderful ITX case.
Currently have a NR200p and while I can technically 3d print some stuff to make a top hat AIO possible I really like the idea of a smaller footprint case (vertical). Only bummer is not being able to see the RGB of the GPU since my case sits on the right of my desk.
Specs
5900x w/ cryorig h7
Corsair vengeance 32gb ram RGB
EVGA 3080 ftw3
Asus B550-I
Corsair SF750 PSU
Seems the logical thing as others have pointed out is to run the TG panel on the CPU side. There was discussion of running the PSU with the fan INBOARD towards the mobo...but after seeing in the manual page 26 the 2 position options, position 2 would give a decent gap between the PSU and the TG panel.
With that gap between the PSU and TG, does it still seem advisable/preferred to run the fan towards the mobo or would that gap suffice? I also agree with @lolcat that my PSU fan seldom turns on, but it currently gets fresh air.
Also as I do not have an AIO yet...but I already have 120mm noctua fans...should I stick with a 240mm AIO and throw my 120mms on there or is the upgrade to a 280mm worth the hassle of selling my 120mm stuff for 140mm fans? Figure the 280 will run quieter/cooler...but noctuas are pretty darn quiet as it is.
Thanks and can't wait to preorder next week!
This is more explanation problem than a typo.
The 185mm PCIe 3.0 Riser sold is for *horizontal GPU installation, short or ITX sized GPUs. The horizontal GPU installation on Meshlicious is a standard sandwich layout, so it uses the same riser like any other sandwich case.
However, for most people, they will install the GPU vertically, which will use the 90 degree bend riser, 140mm for a snug fit on *mini-ITX.
However, for you, mini-DTX or ROG C8I, you will need 180mm with *reverse connector or 200mm without *reverse connectors.
I will tell web dev to update the copy, we will probably need an image also to explain the different Riser length.
Good catch, thanks man!
About the same, the mesh requires steel frame to reinforce it from flexing, so the mesh side panel and tg side panel ends up about the same weight.
MSI MPG B550I GAMING EDGE WIFI 's power header is too inside.
Meshlicious's I/O cable is long enough?
Yes long enough
I understand both your frustration and caution about white color.
1. Like Valantar said, not all white color are the same level of difficulty.
In terms of difficulty, E-White > Anodizing Silver White-ish (not really white) > Cerakote Painted White > Painted White.
Meshlicious white is the most mature finish among the options. It's also paint on sheet metal, which is also quite mature.
2. The thing with products is that you have to test them. for color, you have to see it with different lighting. So this is a prototype, and among the many prototypes we are testing.3. Showing prototypes is not the issue, taking orders on prototypes is the problem with T1 and other projects.
In some ways, the most challenging problems are the ones that I find most interesting, so let's just say E-White problems and white color problems in general has made white color the most interesting project for 2021.
I think the best way to fix the white color drama is just making it available. Just because you fail once, doesn't mean you shouldn't try again. This time, we will *NOT take orders without inventory, so no real harm and let's see what happens.
Hey everyone! I joined just to get in on the conversation too - it looks like a wicked case and I can't wait to get my hands on one. That being said, as with many SFF cases I'm a bit worried about availability.
@Wahaha360 is there any information on how many will be available in inventory on the 9th? Also is there a listing link for Newegg that we can take a look at yet?
@Wahaha360 is there any information on how many will be available in inventory on the 9th? Also is there a listing link for Newegg that we can take a look at yet?
Hi Wahaha,
Just wanted to take a second and say thank you for the update - and apologize if I've sounded a bit overly negative lately.
I understand the finishing processes for creating white cases can vary in production efficiency, complexity, and end results. Moreover, I didn't mean to make it sound like you and/or Lian-Li can't create a good-looking, white SFF case.
Rather, I was just expressing a bit of frustration with how things turned out with my E-White T1 order, and how, if the production process hasn't been finalized & QC'd, it may be best to hold off on announcing the colorway until it has been. That way, when it is announced, there won't be issues fulfilling those orders since you will know the finish works, and meets QA standards at capacity, etc.
Regarding that however, I fully understand that this and the E-White T1 use two different processes, that the Meshlicious White model was already produced, and from what I've seen on Instagram and Facebook, the white color looks damn good. too.
In the end, guess all I'm saying is that I know you'll figure it out and that I look forward to seeing both the Meshlicious and T1 in white, and in person.
All the best & good luck!
Same, I’m so excited I’m getting a friend to order it in the US for me as I want it yesterday lol
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