Overall Review: Runs buildzoid's tweaked AM5 memory settings, giving you some of the lowest latency possible for an AM5 CPU.

Pros: I got it for 80 dollars and it does work.

Cons: There is no Vdroop control what so ever so overclocking is basically impossible unless you want to run excess voltage through your cpu. The BIOS is a complete joke as far as quality goes and to top it off it takes just as long to boot as their server boards.

Overall Review: There's no extension cable so you cant use it with the fractal fan hub that the fan was designed to connect to. Fractal of today is one tent short of a circus.

Pros: It looks nice

Cons: It's flimsy, poorly designed, and cheaply made.

Overall Review: I've been buying Fractal Design cases for a very long time and this has allowed me to watch in horror as the quality of the cases has slowly declined. With each new case the metal becomes thinner to go along with the declining quality. What were once elegantly designed cases are now instead designed to be as cheap as possible to manufacture. For example, In the past fractal had rubber grommets covering the holes that surround the motherboard. In the Meshify 3 this is replace by a single metal "Cable Cover" that is held in place by a one screw at the top. This leaves the bottom of the "Cable Cover" free to rattle when there's even the slightest vibration. Cheaping out on a second screw hole on a case that costs $250 is unforgivable. That one problem I've described sets the tone for the entire case, nothing is well thought out. I strongly recommend people avoid this thing despite all the youtube hype. This is a $250 case that you could get from another manufacturer for $125.

Pros: cheap

Cons: doesn't actually work at 6400mhz

Overall Review: Need to run the ram at 6200mhz to get it to pass memtest. makes sense why it was so cheap now.

Pros: It looks great

Overall Review: I've been buying fractal cases since I first saw them on newegg around 2007 and kept buying them because they were quality cases. The thing I've noticed with each new case though is that the materials used to build the case are getting thinner each time. That brings us to the Meshify 2 which might be made of aluminum foil compared to some of their older designs. I understand materials costs are going up, but this has gotten absurd. I've spent less to get more in the past from other manufacturer's. Fractal now makes budget cases for a premium price.