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GAMEMAX MeshBox PRO Black USB3.0 and Type C Mid-Tower ATX Computer Case
- Support ATX/Micro-ATX /ITX MB
- Triple Fine Mesh Panel Integration
- Vertical airflow channel, small size, high compatibility, basically suitable for installation of all mainstream accessories on the market
- Support up to 6 fans (Fan is not included). The bottom fan position blows directly to the graphics card to optimize cooling performance to maximum
- The chassis is a modular design, optimizes wire management, and makes enough internal space.
- Good vertical airflow design, cooling internal anywhere and anyplace.
- Full area of dust-proof design, giving the computer a clean home
- Support 240 water cooling and up to 168mm air-cooling CPU cooler
- Support high-end popular graphics cards up to 355mm, unlimited games
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The GAMEMAX MeshBox PRO is a black mid-tower PC case for builders who want mesh airflow and room for mainstream gaming components, supporting ATX, Micro-ATX, DTX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, graphics cards up to 355 mm, and CPU coolers up to 168 mm.
Recommended For
- Builders downsizing from a larger tower who want to keep an ATX motherboard and full-size components in a more compact, mesh-sided case.
- Airflow-focused gaming PC builders who are comfortable choosing and installing their own fans, including bottom intake fans aimed toward the graphics card.
- Builders reusing a long graphics card or tall air cooler who want a compact case and have checked their specific component clearances.
- DIY builders who prefer an understated, all-mesh case and are willing to plan fan placement and airflow for their own build.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Building a gaming PC with a full-size ATX motherboard and large graphics card in a desk-conscious footprint: community builds show this combination can work, while the compact layout makes checking GPU, cooler, and cable clearances important before assembly.
- Playing graphics-intensive games with a high-end GPU: adding bottom intake fans gives builders a way to direct fresh air toward the graphics card; actual temperatures will depend on the GPU, fan setup, and room conditions.
- Building an air-cooled system with a large CPU tower cooler: the case supports coolers up to 168 mm, and an owner has built in it with a large Noctua tower cooler alongside a high-end GPU.
- Tuning a gaming PC for quieter operation under load: builders can experiment with bottom and top fan placement and fan curves; one owner reports a quiet system under load, though results depend on the selected fans and components.
- Using a 240 mm liquid-cooling radiator for a CPU build: the case supports a 240 mm radiator, giving builders an alternative to a tower air cooler; radiator and component clearances should be checked for the planned layout.
Reference Q&A
Q: GAMEMAX MeshBox PRO or ASUS Prime AP201 for a compact ATX build?
A: Choose the MeshBox PRO if you need a full-size ATX motherboard: it supports ATX boards and GPUs up to 355 mm. Choose the ASUS Prime AP201 if a Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX board fits your build and you want support for a top-mounted radiator up to 360 mm; the AP201 does not support ATX motherboards. Both are compact, mesh-focused cases, and the MeshBox PRO does not include fans.
Q: What’s the difference between the GAMEMAX MeshBox PRO and the regular MeshBox?
A: The MeshBox PRO is the version to consider if you specifically want a mesh front panel. Community discussions describe the regular MeshBox as having a solid front, while reporting the same overall dimensions; confirm the exact listing and specifications because the models and listings may vary. Both are compact cases intended to support mainstream components.
Q: Should I choose the MeshBox PRO or a larger ATX tower for my first build?
A: Choose the MeshBox PRO if saving space while keeping an ATX motherboard is the priority and you are comfortable planning the assembly around a compact layout. Its dimensions are 401 × 204 × 386 mm, and community build reports describe fitting full-size ATX parts. A larger tower may be preferable if you want more room to work during assembly. The MeshBox PRO includes no fans, so budget for compatible fans separately.
Q: Does this case come with fans, or do I need to buy them separately?
A: It comes with no pre-installed fans, so you’ll need to buy fans separately. The case supports up to six fans: two 120mm or 140mm at the top, one 120mm at the rear, and three 120mm or two 140mm at the bottom.
Q: Will my graphics card fit in this case?
A: The case supports graphics cards up to 355mm long. Check your graphics card’s listed length against that limit before buying.
Q: Which motherboard sizes are compatible?
A: It supports ATX, Micro-ATX, DTX, and Mini-ITX motherboards.
Q: Can I install a liquid cooler, and what size CPU cooler fits?
A: The case supports a 240mm radiator at the top or bottom and air CPU coolers up to 168mm tall. Check your cooler’s dimensions and mounting requirements before purchase.
Q: Does the case include a power supply, or is it a complete PC?
A: No. This is a computer case, not a complete PC, and it does not include a power supply. You’ll need to provide the power supply and other computer components separately.
Q: Is the MeshBox PRO a good option for downsizing while keeping an ATX motherboard?
A: It may suit a more compact ATX build: the case supports ATX motherboards and measures 401 × 204 × 386 mm. Check each component’s clearance before buying; the listed maximum GPU length is 355 mm and maximum CPU cooler height is 168 mm.
Q: Is it a good choice if I want a case without a glass side panel?
A: It is worth considering if you prefer a non-glass design: the MeshBox PRO uses metal mesh panels, including on the sides. Reddit users discussing cases without windows specifically included this model among their options.
Q: Will it fit a large graphics card and tower CPU cooler?
A: The stated limits are a 355 mm graphics card and a 168 mm CPU cooler. Compare those figures with your exact components, and verify clearances for your planned fan or radiator setup before purchasing.
Q: Is building in the MeshBox PRO straightforward?
A: One owner’s build post mentions difficulty arranging cables neatly. Treat that as an individual experience, but plan your cable routing and component installation order; the case listing also says it has 20 mm of cable-management depth.