HiFi Feet Replacement - SSUPD Meshlicious Build Guide

[@xenrail]

Watched at least 20 videos on the meshlicious from no name youtubers to top youtubers. This is the best build guide. Thank you for including all the important details and speaking in English!

[@PokerFaZe]

Thank you too 💖

[@andyl2895]

This is the best, most detailed building guide for the meshlicious so far, wish I had seen it before buying the case. Only thing you could possibly add are the 3D printing feet they have for download on their website.

[@leoloe537]

Your voice's so soft it suits ASMR videos better than tech review 😂

[@PokerFaZe]

Don't fall asleep :))

[@benjimc1]

I thought i would be the only one to think this

[@vongtito]

I just got the same case but I had slightly problem with placing a hard drive. Your video explains it all! Thanks bro!

[@PokerFaZe]

I'm curious, what problem did you run into? The PSU mount screw?

[@vongtito]

@@PokerFaZe I have problem with the cable management which some of cables are touching a radiator fans.

[@korruption2802]

This is probably the most in depth mesh video on youtube, great job The stock 24 pin corsair sleeved psu cables are able to wrap around to make management look cleaner. Also I recommend 180 degree gpu adapters to hide those cables too. Also the hdmi cable included was able to support 144hz on my monitor, maybe its not the same for all monitors

[@PokerFaZe]

I do have the sleeved Corsair cables, I just like the pink cable I have 😬 and I don't want to use the the stock PCI-E power cable because of its pig-tail. Most older and budget high refresh rate monitors like mine require dual link DVI or DP. SSUPD know that so they charge the cable at premium price. I just wanted to call out their BS reason :)

[@korruption2802]

@@PokerFaZe Yeah I completely agree, there should be options My pcie cable is tangled actually, ffs corsair lol

[@PokerFaZe]

Yeah, I hate that thing. You can grab a pin removal to pull out the cables, untangle them and plug back. That was what I did for one cable. Corsair also sells SF cable kit which comes with single 6+2 PCI-E cable, it is currently out of stock though :))

[@korruption2802]

@@PokerFaZe Thats the kit I have actually, I got it for my Gold 600. 6+2 was fine but the dual was tangled, I still used it because my gpu takes 6+8

Perfect. Have it on preorder here up in the north (2 weeks to go) soaking up all I can before. Planning a custom water-cooled build, got some good tips from this build. Thx.

[@davetechme]

Extremely thorough build guide. Thank you! Wish I saw this before I decided to get the 4.0 mesh though. I guess I'll see what happens during the build.

[@PokerFaZe]

I am like you, picked the 4.0 without checking that 3.0 was also sold, but it should be fine

[@suisan2947]

This is what I need video

[@IAMSEYMOURMUSIC]

I love your video style. Like a documentary. Straight forward, informational, professional, no gimmicks. Got a sub from me!

[@chaowang2019]

thanks for the front I/O advice. it helps a lot!

[@god-lightbulb]

The level of detail in your video is so useful for helping people building their own SSUPD builds. Congratulations. I agree with others who said this is the most detailed video I've seen. The video angles are taken from an angle that helps the viewer understand how the case works. You really thought this through. Well done. Regarding the Cooler Master AIO block cooler being too big for the panel to fit @11:56, I checked the dimensions of the thickness of the Cooler Master block which is 47.1mm, whereas the thickness of the NZXT Z63 is 55mm, which is greater than the Cooler Master. And yet there are many reviews on youtube, and builds on Reddit, where the people seemed to have no problem fitting the NZXT cooler blocks in the SSUPD. So I don't understand how come you had such problems with the Cooler Master block protruding out of the case dimensions?

[@PokerFaZe]

Thank you for the compliment, I didn't expect it to be that helpful 😬 I just check the specs for the cooler via this link, the height of the block is actually 57.8mm www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/cpu-liquid-coolers/masterliquid-ml240-illusion/#specifications

[@selphie99]

@@PokerFaZe Thank you for your feedback, please answer the question about the glass panel, will it fit with Cooler Master AIO ?

[@GuiBarthel]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@IAMSEYMOURMUSIC]

Also THANK YOU for solving the usb i/o isue for me!

[@PokerFaZe]

Thank you, too

[@korezako3930]

Very detailed build guide and installation. nicejob.

[@PokerFaZe]

Thank you

[@joeb3619]

Hey I personally take offense that you didn’t emphasize hammering the brace even more. Most important step for sure

[@PokerFaZe]

Username seems sus...

[@Kradle]

Sucks about the AIO cooler. After adding 26mm standoffs to my meshlicious I had about 1mm of clearance with my Kraken X63...Also, mine came with a 45 degree DP cable. I think they realized the errors in their ways

[@azn_hojang]

12:20, if ur still having problems i just used a gundam trick in wheree i put a thin layer of nail polish over the push pin itself to let it become a half mm thicker so itll push it and have more friction and resistance

[@PokerFaZe]

Thanks for the tip, I will keep that in mind.

[@johnysempoi]

for the feet i just used a table riser for dining tables 🤣 it just sticks on with 3M tape haha! cheap and efficient

[@RojasTKD7]

Even though I've already bought these feet, I don't think I'm going to use them. Insured a got an angled extension that will make it easier to actually plug and unplug Displayport and HDMI devices while not adding any additional height to the Meshlicious. Also got an bracket on Etsy that allows me to mount two 60mm fans where the horizontal GPU IO would go. This will help exhaust GPU heat.

[@DPCPhotos]

@RojasTKD7 - Who makes the 60mm fan mount?

[@wingwing910]

Great review u legend

[@rolexrolex095]

You can use the thumb screws for securing the gpu.

[@PokerFaZe]

Three thumb screws? Great idea, better than the manual, again :)))

[@quigonkenny]

Regarding the feet, apparently a number of people are selling 3D printed taller feet for those who aren't using 90°/low-profile video cables.

[@wzk921109]

Good tips, 3D print stand is easier. I just ordered the case today, building with white Z590, 10700k, 2060Ti, 64G ram work station. Even bought the same AIO as you did, I hope I won’t have the front panel problem though.

[@PokerFaZe]

Good luck, let me know if your panel pops if you use the standoff mod.

[@crashdude7589]

Might not have all arrived yet but did you experience any issues?

[@rolandopietropaulomabulay3317]

This is great!

[@tongoso]

This is awesome, congrats man! Is there a way to see more or an example of how you adjusted the temperature with Fan Control for Cyberpunk? thanks!

[@pinakmiku4999]

What's the point of that AIO if you don't use a glass panel? Also, curious why you moved the motherboard tray? Your gpu is not 4 slot. right?

[@lebombe8342]

Switch to 40 series gpu ) My temps not even close to 40 with any games on ultra settings and close to 60-65 in work applications. And yeah - i add 2 little 60mm fans to back side

[@DJMAGGIXX]

Have this case with Arctic 280mm with an Ryzen 9 5900x (undervolted with negative offset) and a RX6900xt from Sapphire. Let me tell you everything runs chill and temps are amazing with this case. The CPU on silent fan profile never surpasses 66C on stress and GPU core never reaches 70C while gaming (fan curve edit and slight undervolt). This case isn't for new people building an itx build but it's impressive how good temps are!

[@rachelcheung2247]

Hi, i got a bit confused at 7:25, did you use a 20mm female-female standoff, 5mm male-female standoff and a bolt? THanks!

[@PokerFaZe]

20mm F/F + 5mm M/F + 1 nut, then secure it with an M3 screw, all of them are in the box :)

[@kexsyahir3467]

did u use standoff for the mobo? can u close the front with that aio? cause the aio is 58mm pump dimension.

[@kurikuraconkuritas]

I accidentally broke the white holder thing of the GPU. is there a way to replace that?

[@Kizzster]

SSUPD should have included case feet with the case or maybe even sold separately. Could of made the case flawless

[@andyl2895]

So far they offer an stl file on their homepage for different feet which you can 3D print on your own

[@Kizzster]

@@andyl2895 I don't have a 3d printer :(

[@andyl2895]

@@Kizzster I just started with 3D printing myself a week ago, Ender 3 V2 is a good beginner's machine

[@tianxia4092]

Great guide! Ordered those feet already. I wanted to ask for USB Gen 2 converter, what is the purpose of the active chip. Can opt for the cheaper no active chip version?

[@PokerFaZe]

I honestly think it should not matter, you can try the cheaper adapter

[@AM93000]

How long the 24 pin mobo power cable needs to be if you were to round it behind the mobo?

[@youronlycow]

cool! i didnt know it is magnetic. I have the full mesh version. Should i buy a tempered glass to showcase the internals?

[@azaeldrm]

Do you know what thread is the scrws for the feet? Is it M3?

[@PokerFaZe]

I think so, you can grab them at Home Depot :)

[@AM93000]

The standoff mod caused the cooler master illusion pump to stick out? Is there anything u can do about it?

[@PokerFaZe]

You can use another cooler, or use magnets like me

[@baileytnguyen]

What are the pink and white PSU cables you used?

[@PokerFaZe]

They are from DreamBigbyRay on Etsy, but the EPS and SATA cables were done by me, so their sizes were all over the place :))

[@Nateabolic]

Super stuck between this or the O11 Mini :/

[@RookieRay]

Why didn’t you just use smaller MOBO stand offs?

[@Kradle]

You're stuck with either the stock height OR 26mm with the motherboard IF you want the IO panel to line up...

[@zack9692]

I really hate how thermals for this case are all over the place from one review to another makes me wonder how good or bad thermals will be when I finish my build, wish gamers nexus did sff case reviews, but I understand why they don't

[@ShiqiWang]

One possible reason is the vertical installation of graphics cards. For some graphics cards, such as the ASUS in the video, due to the design defect of the heat pipe, the working fluid is difficult to reflow, and the efficiency of the heat pipe drops sharply when installed vertically.

[@IMdeadstone]

@Poker FaZe Great video and very informative for me. I'm planning to do almost the same build. I wanna use the same Mobo as you do, but if i raise mine like you did with the spacers will i have the same problems with a Kraken z53 240 AIO ? Or do you recommad another Mobo to adress this SSD prob like the Aurus one ? If not which thermal paste or minimum spacer height would you recommad in order to not have the same problems with the front panel (i wanna use the TG one) ? Thanks a lot for you help really :)

[@PokerFaZe]

Hey man, you won't have any problem with the Z53 or Z63, many people use the Kraken coolers with standoffs and their panel can be closed. Just my cooler is way too tall.

[@IMdeadstone]

@@PokerFaZe Thanks a lot man :) so i can use the same configuration as yours right ? it will me more easier for me to manage cables too ! which thermale paste + heatsink would you recommand plz ? thanks a lot for your help again ^^

[@PokerFaZe]

If you are asking about thermal paste, your new Kraken cooler should come pre-applied, so you don't need to buy anything. But if you are asking about the thermal pad and heatsink for your M.2 SSD. The thermal pad I am using is the Arctic thermal pad amzn.to/3sKuVDn. Any heatsink should work fine, you don't have to buy something expensive. The thermal pad is also sticky enough to hold it.

[@IMdeadstone]

@@PokerFaZe this was exactly what i was asking for ! sorry for my english :) thank you a loooot man ! Greetings from France :)

[@IMdeadstone]

@@PokerFaZe sorry for bothering you again but i'm ordering custom cables and you said that your custom 24 pins cable was too short. What are the best lengths would you recommand for evey cable plz ? 8 pins pcie, 24 pins, 6-8 pins cpu etc ? thanks for your help

[@FernandoSanzB]

Can I ask you where did you get the stands for the case?

[@PokerFaZe]

Amazon. You can check in the description

[@DR_Doom99]

does it fit inside a backpack ?

[@PhoenixNinjaz]

hello, what is the fan control software?

[@ZioComposite]

15:51 ;) Oh did she?

[@PokerFaZe]

You meant at 13:51? :))

[@cryptok9185]

Would you pick this case or an NR200?

[@PokerFaZe]

It's hard to answer. I honestly don't like the exterior of the NR200, especially the vertical GPU slot at the rear, the side panel, and the power button, there is something that is not my taste. But the price of the case when it is on sale is unbeatable. If you ask me to choos between the M1 and the Mesh, I'll pick the M1 :)

[@cryptok9185]

@@PokerFaZe yeah true I like the M1 to :)

[@cryptok9185]

how was your sound of this build under load? was the gpu to load I heard its not got the best cooling when you mount the gpu vert

[@PokerFaZe]

My room is kinda toasty atm because it is summer so increasing the rad fan speed is a must. I can't even stay inside without having a fan for myself :)) It is like what you hear in the video, I don't think it is loud as max speed is locked at 90% For vertical setup, only cases with GPU I/o at the top have temp problems reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/ljsn04/psa_xtia_xproto_after_having_3_different_aib_rtx/

[@ninjagaiden1990]

Where can i get the feet replacement? Do u have any suggestion?

[@PokerFaZe]

I put the link to buy in the description

[@waheedD12]

you didnt use any "tweezers" for your build :)

[@PokerFaZe]

It is included in the box, huehue

[@masterdftw4983]

Man the gpu temps are high. Im not sure about this.

[@PokerFaZe]

My room was also too hot 🥲

[@cuttaryboi4877]

i get like 60-70 c max load on my 2080 super in the mesh

[@DJMAGGIXX]

I have an RX6900xt on this case and maximum temperature hotspot is around 76. The core itself remains on 66 to 68. Only difference is that I have a big card compared to this Asus Tuf, I have an Sapphire one. Which is bigger (I think)

[@abccool1314]

WASSUPPPPSPSPSP

[@swlak516]

What software you use for fan control?

[@PokerFaZe]

I already put the link in the description

[@UnknownUser-fg3fs]

What fan software do you use?

[@PokerFaZe]

Here is the link, I forgot to include in the description github.com/Rem0o/FanControl.Releases

[@alvinpatrick]

Where's the actual details on the installation?

[@PokerFaZe]

Somewhere in the vid

[@alvinpatrick]

@@PokerFaZe I meant the details of the feet replacement installation. Is it somewhere in the vid?

[@PokerFaZe]

Yep

[@xLuminary]

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