Review on Computer case Deepcool Matrexx 55 MESH black by Wiktor Janeczek ᠌

Bought Mesh 55 to replace 40 3FS (last photo) after I upgraded from 3060 to 3080, because. for her already 40 has become too small and the space for air intake by video card coolers was at most 2 centimeters from the cover of the lower compartment of the case. As a result, I completely rebuilt my entire system in Mesh 55, hid all the cables as I wanted, checked the GPU and CPU temperatures in operation - and realized that I didn’t lose anything at all: the difference from 40 3FS was 8-10 degrees for video (67 * in 55 -m against 75-76 in the 40th) and, as a result, removed 5-6 degrees from the processor. In general, I am very pleased with the case, in its price segment - probably one of the best cases. I took the version without native coolers, because. the PC Cooler HALO RGB kit was specially ordered. Again, if there is a desire, AIO will fit in here, but I managed with air in the old fashioned way, though I slightly modified the Deepcool AG400 for this, leaving only the radiator from it, and changed the coolers to all the same PC Cooler and instead of only the 1st I also installed second, for heat dissipation +, again, I did not stint on the Prolimatech PK-3 thermocouple, and as a result, my Hong Kong 5 5600X in a multi-threaded Cinebech R23 or AIDA does not heat up above 70-71 * even after 30 minutes, which is actually an excellent result. In general, I definitely recommend to buy. Specs, if you're interested: Ryzen 5 5600X TUF B450M-PRO TUF 3080 12Gb TEAMGROUP DELTA TUF DDR4 32Gb 3200 CL16 Deepcool PF750 Deepcool AG400