Cooler Master

Cooler Master TD300-KGNN-S00 Mesh Micro-ATX Tower

4.8 (34 reviews)

The TD300 Mesh packs FineMesh airflow, dual ARGB PWM fans, and Micro-ATX versatility into a compact tower that punches above its footprint on thermals.

$90.99*
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Overview

The Cooler Master TD300 Mesh is a Micro-ATX tower built around an explicit airflow-first engineering philosophy. The polygonal FineMesh front panel is not decorative geometry — it is Cooler Master's solution to the tension between airflow throughput, dust filtration, and structural rigidity that defines mesh panel design. In a small-form-factor chassis where thermal management is constrained by interior volume, the front panel's ability to sustain high static pressure airflow without becoming a dust accumulation surface is a meaningful engineering advantage. Two SickleFlow 120mm ARGB PWM fans ship installed, providing a ready-to-run baseline airflow configuration that can be expanded with additional fans or a liquid cooler depending on the component load.

The TD300 targets builders who want a capable, compact Micro-ATX build that does not compromise on airflow or aesthetics — gaming stations, compact workstations, and living room media builds where a mid-tower's footprint is excessive. The removable top panel is a practical quality-of-life feature for initial assembly and future component upgrades. Where the compact form factor creates trade-offs is in GPU length clearance and CPU cooler height clearance — builders pairing this case with high-end discrete GPUs or large air coolers must cross-reference their specific component dimensions against Cooler Master's published clearance figures before purchasing. The adaptable drive cage provides flexible storage configuration within the volume the compact footprint allows.

Key Features

Polygonal Mesh: Featuring Cooler Master’s FineMesh technology, the polygonal mesh is capable of maximizing airflow as well as dust filtration

Removable Top Panel: The top panel is entirely removable for improved access during the installation of cooling solutions such as fans and radiators

Tempered Glass Side Panel: Hardware, custom-loop cooling, and the pure pride of the builder is shown is through a tempered glass side panel

Specifications

Brand
Cooler Master
Model
TD300-KGNN-S00
Case Type
Micro-ATX Tower
Supported Form Factors
Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
Front Panel
Polygonal FineMesh
Included Fans
2x 120mm SickleFlow PWM ARGB
Top Panel
Removable
Drive Cage
Adaptable

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • FineMesh front panel achieves high airflow throughput alongside particulate filtration — a balance that budget mesh panels routinely sacrifice in favor of one or the other
  • Two SickleFlow 120mm ARGB PWM fans are included at purchase, providing a functional and factory-coordinated starting airflow configuration with no additional cost
  • Removable top panel simplifies initial component installation and cable management in a compact chassis where interior maneuvering space is constrained
  • Compact Micro-ATX footprint reduces desk footprint significantly compared to mid-tower alternatives while retaining full Micro-ATX board support
  • Polygonal front panel geometry creates a visually distinct build aesthetic without requiring additional LED components beyond the included fans

👎 Cons

  • Micro-ATX form factor imposes GPU length and CPU cooler height clearance limits — builders pairing high-end components must carefully verify dimensional compatibility before committing
  • Two included 120mm fans represent a baseline configuration only — builders targeting aggressive airflow or higher-TDP setups will need to purchase additional fans
  • Compact interior volume reduces cable management options, increasing build time for builders accustomed to the routing space available in standard mid-tower cases
  • ARGB fan synchronization requires a 5V ARGB motherboard header — boards without this header require a separate controller hub, adding cost and cable complexity
  • Compact drive cage limits storage expansion; large multi-drive HDD arrays are not compatible with the case volume constraints

Frequently Asked Questions

The TD300 is a Micro-ATX tower supporting Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. Standard ATX motherboards are too large for this chassis — confirm your motherboard form factor before purchasing, as this is a non-negotiable size constraint.
FineMesh is Cooler Master's engineered mesh specification designed to balance three competing requirements simultaneously: maximizing airflow static pressure, filtering fine particulates, and maintaining structural panel rigidity. Standard mesh panels typically sacrifice one of these — FineMesh is Cooler Master's approach to preserving all three in the polygonal diamond-cut front panel geometry.
The TD300 ships with two 120mm SickleFlow PWM ARGB fans installed. Additional cooling configurations including radiators for liquid cooling setups are supported — verify Cooler Master's published specifications for exact fan mounting position counts and radiator size compatibility before planning your cooling layout.
Both. Removing the top panel simplifies component installation and cable routing in the compact interior. It also opens the top exhaust path, allowing hot air rising from the CPU and GPU zones to exit more directly — a meaningful thermal benefit during sustained workloads in small-volume cases where heat accumulation is a concern.
The SickleFlow ARGB fans require a 3-pin 5V ARGB header on the motherboard for lighting synchronization. Motherboards without an ARGB header will require a separate ARGB controller hub to drive lighting effects. Standard 4-pin RGB (12V) headers are not compatible with 5V ARGB fans.