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Fractal Design Meshify 2 Compact chassis review - Specification and features

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 02/24/2021 04:00 PM [ 4] 18 comment(s)

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Specification and features

Some marketing collateral first:

„ The Meshify 2 Compact is a performance-oriented ATX case that focuses on flexibility and space efficiency to maximize component and cooling support in a minimal space with a bold sense of style. As a direct successor to the still highly successful Meshify C that first established the series in 2016, the Meshify 2 Compact boasts one of the most extensive lists of design improvements and upgrades to be seen in a single iteration. Gone are the corner bolts on the TG panel, replaced by a seamless top-latching design that’s more attractive, easier to handle, and more resistant to breakage. A fully removable top panel assembly opens the case up completely for unrestricted access on three sides. The Meshify 2 Compact’s updated interior layout allows for much larger GPUs than the previous gen, and comes preinstalled with a total of three Dynamic X2 fans.”

Features:

  • Iconic angular mesh front provides filtered airflow with a bold, stealth-inspired aesthetic Compact yet spacious interior accommodates ATX, mATX, and mITX motherboards
  • Room for GPUs up to 360 mm with a 240 mm radiator in the top, or up to 360/280 mm front radiators with GPUs under 305 mm
  • Seamless TG panel with steel frame support and bolt-free top-latching mechanism
  • Modular chassis design with removable top panel assembly opens up to fully expose the case interior on three sides
  • Seven fan mounts with three preinstalled Fractal Design Dynamic X2 fans
  • Three front USB ports including one USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C with fast charging and speeds up to 10Gbps
  • New front panel design with hinged removable mesh and tether-free bezel for easier access to front fan mounts
  • Nylon front filter that can be removed from the mesh to further increase airflow
  • Support for radiators up to 360/280 mm in front and 240 mm up top
  • Flexible storage options supporting two 2.5”/3.5” drives and up to four SSDs (two SSD brackets included)
  • Easy-to-clean filters on the front, top, and base with full PSU coverage and convenient front access
  • Three cable alignment clips and six Velcro straps
  • Full-length power supply shroud with two-part removable cover
  • Bridgeless expansion slots ensure obstruction-free connections

Specifications:

Case Type

ATX Case

Motherboard Support

Mini-ITX / mATX / ATX

Size

424 x 210 x 475 mm (L x W x H)

Front I/O Ports

USB3.0 x2
USB3.1 Type-C x1
Audio x1

Internal 5.25" Bays

0

Internal 3.5/2.5" Bays

2

Internal 2.5" Bays

4 (2 included)

Expansion Slots

7

Max PSU Length

165 mm (with HDD cage)
200 mm (w/o HDD cage)

Max CPU Cooler Height

169mm

Max GPU Length

360mm (341 mm with front fans)

Cable Management Clearance

17-28 mm

Radiator Support

Front: 360mm, 280mm
Top: 240mm
Rear: 120mm
Bottom: 120 mm (without HDD cage)

Fans (total)

Front: 120 mm x3 / 140 mm x2 (2 x 140 mm Pre-installed}
Top: 120/140 mm x2
Rear: 120 mm x1 (Pre-installed)
Bottom: 120 mm x 1 (w/o HDD cage}

 

Let’s head to the unboxing part.




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