SSUPD Meshroom S V2 Mini-ITX Gaming PC Case (SFF), Full Mesh Panel with PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable, Compatible ATX MB/RX9070/5090/280mm AIO, USB Type-C (Black Variant B)

The SSUPD Meshroom S V2 mini ITX PC case suits builders who want a compact gaming system without limiting themselves to an ITX motherboard alone. Its 15L enclosure keeps the overall footprint central to the design, while an adjustable motherboard tray supports ITX, MATX, and ATX boards. That flexibility gives buyers more than one motherboard format to consider when planning a build. The main appeal is the combination of a small enclosure, mesh construction, and support for substantial graphics cards, provided the rest of the component layout is planned carefully.

The full mesh panels on all sides make airflow a central part of the case design. For a gaming build, that layout is worth considering alongside the graphics card and cooling hardware you intend to install. The front mounting bracket accommodates a 240mm or 280mm all in one liquid cooler, while the maximum CPU cooler height is 74mm. Buyers choosing a cooler should therefore start with their preferred cooling arrangement and check its dimensions against the available space, rather than treating every cooler type as interchangeable. The case also supports dual radiator custom loop designs and has room for a DDC pump, giving liquid cooling enthusiasts another configuration to consider.

Graphics card clearance is another important part of the design. The enclosure is described as four slot ready and supports full width GPUs up to 152mm. With optional aluminum feet measuring 30 to 50mm, it can accommodate graphics cards up to 353mm long. This makes the configuration details especially important for anyone planning a high end graphics card build. The feet are optional, so shoppers should account for them when evaluating a longer card rather than assuming every supported configuration uses the same dimensions.

Power supply flexibility adds another planning choice. The case accepts SFX, SFX L, or ATX power supplies up to 170mm long, while the adjustable motherboard tray accommodates different board sizes. However, MATX and ATX configurations require an extra length PCIe riser cable, which is an important consideration before choosing a motherboard format. The tool less external panels are designed to make access and assembly more straightforward, and the powder coated SGCC steel construction provides the enclosure material. Variant B also includes front USB Type C, USB Type A, and a power button.

Verdict: This mini ITX PC case is a strong candidate for compact gaming builds that need flexible motherboard support, extensive mesh coverage, and room for a substantial GPU or liquid cooling arrangement. Buy it if you are willing to plan component dimensions and configuration details carefully; consider a roomier, less constrained case if your preferred cooler, motherboard, or graphics card does not fit the stated limits.

• Enclosure capacity: 15L
• Motherboard support: ITX, MATX, and ATX
• Graphics card width: Up to 152mm
• Graphics card length: Up to 353mm with optional 30 to 50mm aluminum feet
• Radiator support: 240mm or 280mm AIO on the front mounting bracket
• Maximum CPU cooler height: 74mm
• Power supply support: SFX, SFX L, or ATX up to 170mm long
• Material: Powder coated SGCC steel
• Front connectivity: One USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C at 20 Gbps, one USB 3.0 Type A at 5 Gbps, and one power button

A great fit if you:

• Want a compact gaming PC and are prepared to plan your component layout around a 15L enclosure.
• Already have an ITX, MATX, or ATX motherboard and want a case designed to accommodate those formats.
• Are choosing a large graphics card and can verify its width, length, and required configuration before buying.
• Prefer a mesh enclosure with front mounting support for a 240mm or 280mm AIO liquid cooler.
• Want to choose between SFX, SFX L, and ATX power supplies within the stated length limit.

Consider something else if you:

• Need more room for a tall CPU cooler, in which case a larger case with greater cooler clearance may suit you better.
• Want a straightforward build without extra riser cable or optional foot considerations, in which case a less configuration dependent case may be a better fit.

Confirm on the listing:

• Check your motherboard format and confirm whether you will need an extra length PCIe riser cable for a MATX or ATX setup.
• Measure your graphics card and compare its width and length with the stated limits, including whether the optional aluminum feet are needed for your chosen configuration.
• Verify your CPU cooler height and, for liquid cooling, confirm that your radiator matches the supported front mounting arrangement.
• Check whether the components and optional aluminum feet you need are included in the box, and confirm the exact variant and front port arrangement.

How to compare your options: Start with internal fit, especially motherboard dimensions, GPU clearance, CPU cooler height, radiator placement, and power supply length. Then compare the enclosure layout and front connectivity against the way you plan to use your PC. The Meshroom S V2 offers a 15L format, mesh panels, multiple motherboard options, and several power supply formats, but the value of that flexibility depends on whether your specific components fit together in your intended configuration.

Plan the build around your actual components before settling on a configuration. Check the motherboard format, graphics card dimensions, CPU cooler height, radiator size, and power supply length together. This helps you make decisions as a complete system rather than choosing each part in isolation.

Choose the motherboard arrangement deliberately. If you intend to use a MATX or ATX board, account for the required extra length PCIe riser cable. If your graphics card needs the additional clearance associated with the optional aluminum feet, include that configuration in your planning.

Make use of the mesh layout when considering your cooling arrangement. Match the front mounting bracket to a supported 240mm or 280mm AIO if that is your preferred option, or investigate the supported dual radiator custom loop arrangement if you are planning a custom liquid cooling build.

Use the tool less external panels as intended when accessing the enclosure, and follow any supplied assembly and care instructions. Before completing the build, review component connections and confirm that the selected arrangement matches your intended motherboard, cooling, graphics card, and power supply setup.

Can the Meshroom S V2 fit an ATX motherboard?
Yes, it supports ITX, MATX, and ATX motherboards through its adjustable motherboard tray. An ATX setup requires an extra length PCIe riser cable, so plan for that requirement before choosing your components.

Will it fit a large gaming graphics card?
Yes, the case supports four slot graphics cards up to 152mm wide and can accommodate lengths up to 353mm with optional 30 to 50mm aluminum feet. Check your card's dimensions and the intended case configuration before buying.

What CPU cooling options does it support?
It supports a 240mm or 280mm AIO on the front mounting bracket, as well as dual radiator custom loop designs with accommodation for a DDC pump. CPU cooler height is limited to 74mm.

What power supply can I use?
The case accepts SFX, SFX L, and ATX power supplies up to 170mm long. Confirm the dimensions of your selected unit before finalizing the build.

What is included with the case?
The listed features identify the case's front ports and mention an optional set of aluminum feet, but do not establish the full package contents. Check the listing's included items before ordering accessories or planning your assembly.