Fractal Design Meshify 2 Mini Review: Performance (Part 2/2)

Here's part 2 of the Meshify 2 Mini review. Let me know what you think of the 2 part format! It allows me to keep all the detail while keeping each video a reasonable length, but the whole review is going to be 45 minutes long... doesn't seem right for a case review... hmmm... anyway, enjoy the Fractal Design Meshify 2 Mini Review (Part 2/2)
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Other components used in this video:
CPU - Intel i7-6700K (1.28V, 4.50GHz)
CPU Cooler - Scythe Mugen 5
Motherboard - ASRock Z270M Pro4 (mATX)
PSU - SilverStone Strider Gold S Series (750W)
GPU - EVGA GTX 1070 FTW (2000MHz)
RAM - 2x 4GB G.Skill Ripjaws 4 DDR4 (3000MHz)
Fan Controller - NZXT Grid+ V3

[@jetrology]

Could you please review the Fractal Define 7 Mini?

[@Doobie3010]

Ah,give that one a miss, excellent review all the same.Good one.

[@kahvozeinsfang6953]

If I didn't already buy Meshify C Mini this would be the case I would want. Fractal has great quality in my opinion. A lot better than my old Cooler Master anyway lol

[@spaznetwork6982]

Do you know if this will fit a Arctic 280mm AIO in push pull configuration in the front? Great video! Thanks!

[@mikem9536]

It will.

[@Doobie3010]

Sama 101,Nox Vault or Itek Evoke are the smallest Matx cases around(almost NR200 size and style, but hold matx mobo and full-size psu.Intresting cases.Seen the gamemax spark,but that has glass on each sidepanel and a little bigger.Any of those first three i mentioned would make an intresting video.

[@AVTechy]

Thanks man, I'll take a look into those this morning :)

[@Doobie3010]

@@AVTechy Np..

[@AVTechy]

Just had a look around, and I can only get my hands on the Itek Evoke. Looks really cool. Wouldn't be able to get one until Friday though so maybe not something I'll review now, but next time around.

[@Doobie3010]

@@AVTechy bit steep though,would just wait untill the price gets a little more civilized! 😉

[@Benjiro9571]

My ambient temperatures are around 30c to 34c. I'm building a pc soon with founder's edition rtx 3060 ti which runs around 70c to 75c with a 21c to 24c ambient temeprature. Since my ambient temperature is higher i'm guessing the card will hotter here, my guess being 78c to 80c. I'm looking for a case with proper airflow which will help me keep gpu temps preferably below 70c but since the gpu cooler might not be good enough i think keeping it around 72ish should be fine. What kind of case would you recommend for a situation like this? I was considering Corsair 4000D airflow. I''ve already watched your video on it and some other cases but it'd still like an expert opinion on this matter. I don't really care about the noise. As long as the Gpu temps are below 75c i'm good. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@mikem9536]

You can put up to 7 120mm fans or 2 120's and 4 140's... one 120mm on the bottom for extra PSU/GPU cooling.

[@user-qn1zj5bs5p]

how the hell this case called "mini" lol

[@AVTechy]

Haha, good point. I guess relative to the standard Meshify 2 it's quite mini :D

[@ICmikeyP]

Mini/Nano doesn't mean much with fractal so I wouldn't take it literal. Fractal in my perspective calls them mini/nano because they're simple shrunken down versions of their other cases. It's as simple as that. You have XL>Normal>Compact>Mini>Nano now with pretty much all their mainstream cases and it makes more sense when you compare them and look at the naming this way. So comparing a mini/nano to a totally different case like and NR200 wouldn't be accurate in this sense. We should honestly be glad Fractal has different sizes for most peoples needs.

[@mikem9536]

Mini cause you can only fit micro-atx or itx boards, full boards will not fit.

[@mikem9536]

@@ICmikeyP This size is perfect for a guy like me that wants a killer MATX Gaming case.