POSTMODERN ELEGANCE
The TD300 Mesh combines contemporary aesthetics with outstanding functionality, featuring a striking three-dimensional mesh front panel. Its polygonal diamond-cut design enhances the glow of the two included SickleFlow PWM ARGB fans, creating a variety of luminous effects that change with the angle of view. Utilizing Cooler Master’s FineMesh technology, this case ensures optimal airflow, effective dust filtration, and a robust structure, all contributing to superior performance and effortless cooling. The uniquely designed removable top panel, versatile drive cage, and extensive cooling options make the TD300 Mesh a platform for endless customization. |  |
 | POLYGONAL MESH
Engineered with Cooler Master’s FineMesh technology, the polygonal mesh showcases a three-dimensional profile that effectively balances high airflow with superior dust filtration. |
SICKLEFLOW PWM ARGB FANS INCLUDED
Equipped with two renowned 120mm ARGB SickleFlow fans, this case comes with a hub that simplifies the customization of a complete ARGB lighting setup while reducing the number of ARGB ports needed on the motherboard. |  |
 | ARGB/PWM HUB
The included hub features 5 ARGB ports and 4 PWM ports, streamlining cable management within the system. This allows for easy control of fans through a single connector for power and PWM signals, along with another for ARGB signals. |
REMOVABLE TOP PANEL
The top panel can be completely removed, providing enhanced access to components during assembly. This design also simplifies the installation of cooling solutions such as fans and radiators. |  |
| TEMPERED GLASS SIDE PANEL
Showcase your hardware, custom cooling loops, and the pride of your build through a panoramic edge-to-edge tempered glass side panel. |
ROOM FOR UPGRADES
The case supports graphics cards up to 344mm in length, CPU coolers up to 166mm tall, and power supplies up to 325mm long, providing ample space for future upgrades to keep you competitive. | |
| ADAPTABLE DRIVE CAGE
The drive cage can be repositioned towards the front to create more space for the PSU, moved back to allow for additional radiator space, or even completely removed for maximum flexibility. |
