The FD Meshify 2 Compact is out and we’ve already tested it!

Extra tests, PC cases | | Martin Bednár

Motherboard cooling tests

The popular Meshify C case from Fractal Design finally has a successor on the market after five years. It was introduced on this day and brings a new soul in the old body. The fact that the case has undergone significant innovations is also evidenced by the weight gain of more than one and a half kilograms. The new Meshify is not heavier for no reason, also thanks to this it leaves the first generation far behind.

Motherboard cooling tests








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