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CST350 vs Q58 vs nzxt h1 vs sspd Meshlicious vs nr200P vs s340 vs…

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Size comparison of CST350 (303 × 391 × 185 mm), Q58 (250 × 342 × 170 mm), nzxt h1 (405 × 196 × 196 mm), sspd Meshlicious (360 × 245 × 166 mm), nr200P (292 × 376 × 185 mm), s340 (474 × 432 × 203 mm), and 2 more, drawn to scale
Dimensions (height × width × depth)
ObjectAs enteredCentimetresInches
CST350303 × 391 × 185 mm30.3 × 39.1 × 18.5 cm11.9 × 15.4 × 7.28 in
Q58250 × 342 × 170 mm25.0 × 34.2 × 17.0 cm9.84 × 13.5 × 6.69 in
nzxt h1 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)405 × 196 × 196 mm40.5 × 19.6 × 19.6 cm15.9 × 7.72 × 7.72 in
sspd Meshlicious360 × 245 × 166 mm36.0 × 24.5 × 16.6 cm14.2 × 9.65 × 6.54 in
nr200P (opens on Amazon in a new tab)292 × 376 × 185 mm29.2 × 37.6 × 18.5 cm11.5 × 14.8 × 7.28 in
s340 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)474 × 432 × 203 mm47.4 × 43.2 × 20.3 cm18.7 × 17.0 × 7.99 in
Nano374 × 417 × 222 mm37.4 × 41.7 × 22.2 cm14.7 × 16.4 × 8.74 in
Evolv Shift XT (opens on Amazon in a new tab)272 × 371 × 173 mm27.2 × 37.1 × 17.3 cm10.7 × 14.6 × 6.81 in
Bounding-box volumes as bars: CST350 21.9 litres, Q58 14.5 litres, nzxt h1 15.6 litres, sspd Meshlicious 14.6 litres, nr200P 20.3 litres, s340 41.6 litres, Nano 34.6 litres, Evolv Shift XT 17.5 litres
Bounding-box volume*
ObjectVolumevs smallest
CST35021.9 litres1.5×
Q5814.5 litres1×
nzxt h1 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)15.6 litres1.1×
sspd Meshlicious14.6 litres1×
nr200P (opens on Amazon in a new tab)20.3 litres1.4×
s340 (opens on Amazon in a new tab)41.6 litres2.9×
Nano34.6 litres2.4×
Evolv Shift XT (opens on Amazon in a new tab)17.5 litres1.2×

* Height × width × depth of the box each object fits in, not the object's own volume. Multiples are against the smallest box here, Q58.