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That C redifined to Meshify A new improved and overhauled Define CFractal Design recently released their new Meshify C mid tower. The product is based on the Define C, but now has a bit more airflow thanks to a mesh front panel.This all predominantly blac...
The Meshify C is as good as its predecessor, and a tenner cheaper as well. The pricing however remains a bit on that high side. While we do miss a fan controller in this price range we also understand that most people simply connect their fans to a FAN co...
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Computerpoweruser.com Updated:
2018-01-19 01:54:55
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Frequent CPU readers may recall that in our January 2017 issue, we picked our favorite products in every category from the previous year, and that we chose Fractal Design's Define C as the best case of 2016. There were many reasons for this selection, inc...
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I would like to thank Fractal Design for supplying the review sample. We have the pleasure of looking at the Fractal Design Meshify C chassis today. As the name implies, the Meshify C utilizes the same body as the Define C, but targets a different user...
Compact size for a full ATX chassis, Excellent construction quality, Excellent engineering quality, Dust filters everywhere, Magnetic dust filter on top, Two retail-grade 120 mm fans included, Can hold up to a 240 mm radiator in the ceiling, Can hold a 36...
140 mm fan in front would have been great, 175 mm for the PSU may not be enough for high-end units, Using a 360 mm radiator alongside the HDD cage in front will reduce PSU space considerably, I/O a bit basic, 2.5" drive tray covers CPU cooler's opening, L...
The Fractal Design Meshify C has an MSRP of $89.99 US dollars (excl. taxes) and 89.99 euros (incl. taxes). Compact size for a full ATX chassis Excellent construction quality Excellent engineering quality Dust filters everywhere Magnetic dust filter on...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2018-01-19 01:55:22
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We'll take a look at the Meshify C over the next few pages with a short tour around the outside. After a glance at some detailed features that distinguish the Meshify C, we'll build a system inside and note any peculiarities...
Classic Fractal Design quality, Bold new design elements, Direct-cooling, compact ATX chassis, Now-familiar popular internal layout, Easy to assemble, Accommodates the majority of enthusiast rigs (and the air/water cooling hardware required to keep them...
Noise escapes easier through the front mesh (common to all mesh designs) making hardware and fan choices more important, Mesh design may be polarizing, Longer/modular PSUs may start to feel cramped...
I'll try and summarize my experience with the Fractal Design Meshify C in terms of Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value categories, but as always I feel like I should add a disclaimer. You must understand that my own preferences...
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If you're a fan of Fractal cases, you've maybe looked at the Define C and wondered what it would be like if they did a high airflow version to make the most of the extensive water cooling capabilities it possesses. If this is the case, then with more and...
This isn't going to be a massive conclusion. After all you probably already know how much we liked the Define C, and as the Meshify C shares the same chassis there's little more to say about it that hasn't been said already, instead we're simply going to...
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Fractal Design built its reputation with high-quality, mid-priced cases, shocking the industry when it later introduced lightweight models at reduced prices. Key Fractal Design features such as asphalt sound damping and anodized aluminum front-panel inlay...
Simultaneous support of triplefan radiator on front and dualfan radiator on top, Front, top, and bottom fan filters, Front removal of bottom panel filter, Good overall performance...
Doesn't support 10.6”deep “Enthusiast” oversized motherboards, Triplefan radiator installation requires removal of 3.5” drive cage, Comparative value stalemate...
The Meshify C provides glass-sided-case buyers good quality and enhanced liquid cooling support at a comparatively average price. Review $89.99 Suggested price MORE: Best Cases MORE: All Case Content...
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We've received a lot of requests from readers to review the Fractal Meshify C, and rightfully so. The case combines three things we've liked a lot recently: mesh front panels, tempered glass, and the Fractal Define C. We've been advocating cases with thi...
We liked Fractal's C design last time we reviewed it, and we still do now. The Meshify C gets bonus points for directly addressing the thermal performance of the Define C, which was the only real negative in our review. Fractal has avoided compromising o...
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Having reviewed a few Fractal Design cases in the past three years I have come to expect a few things from their enclosures: solid construction, intelligent internal layouts, and excellent cable management. As to style, their cases are generally understat...
Fractal Design Meshify C - TG: $89.99 - Amazon.comWith the Meshify C Fractal Design has created yet another quality option in their lineup of well-built, high-performance enclosures. Its emphasis on airflow does result in higher noise levels (depending on...
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If you are familiar with Fractal Design you probably know their Core and Define case series. These are the company's most popular and you will find quite a lot of cases in each series. Well Fractal Design has introduced a new series which focuses on high...
Good overall airflow, Easy installation, Price, Smaller than most ATX cases...
Oversized ATX motherboards will not fit, Tempered glass panel is pretty dark...
After spending some time and building in the Meshify C there is a lot to like and this is case lends itself to a certain type of builder. Someone who is not going to go super-overboard with their build, who is not going to install a larger enthusiast moth...
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