Open ventilation and multiple fan mounts bring airflow where it’s needed, while generous watercooling and air cooling clearances allow the fitment of coolers that can take advantage of all the airflow. Performance wise the NR200 with the included 120mm fan at the top is absolutely enough, and you don’t need additional fans in there since so out of the box cooling is phenomenal. Alaina Yee is PCWorld's resident bargain hunter—when she's not covering software, PC building, and more, she's scouring for the best tech deals.

Not only will you choke the GPU, but you are also removing any potential for additional air flow because there is no point of installing the side radiator bracket if you have a tempered glass side panel. Putting in the parts was challenging as expected of ITX cases, but being able to remove all panels made it a lot smoother and fun than I anticipated.If there was anything negative to say is that it made me really reconsider my components used and wished I had gone for a much larger air cooler or even water cooling for the Ryzen 5 3600 we used, or even a bigger GPU since surely this case could easily dissipate the heat. The colours provided show a representation of the colour options available and may differ slightly in person. And by the way, they both come with a 92mm fan that you can mount at the back in case you are not using the vertical PCIe slots. Cooler Master NR200 is a great choice for anyone looking for an affordable SFF case with a well-engineered design. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience.

You'll not have to be nearly as concerned with thermal limitations in this case as you would be in something like the Node 202 and it is smaller still than the H210i we recently reviewed while having similar, if not better compatibility and it was much easier to build in the NR200 over both. Those looking for a more showy build might consider the NR200P over the regular NR200, but there's something just so appealing about the sleek little black box that can be so inconspicuous but still be able to cram something like the GeForce RTX 3090 Founders Edition into along with a 16 core 32 thread powerhouse Ryzen 3950X. The NR200P also comes with a PCI-E riser to make such vertical GPU installation an option out of the box. The rear ventilation contains PCI slots to allow for vertical GPU mounting to better showcase the graphics card (PCI riser cable sold separately). The side panels for the NR200 are super simple to remove with a ball and socket retention mechanism at the top and a ledge at the bottom that the side panel sets right into.for thermal control in the node 202) with the Cooler Master G200P on an Aorus B450 ITX board with 16GB of G. The MasterBox NR200P uses features normally found in stylish, high-end ATX cases and cleverly utilizes space-saving measures to create a chassis taking up less than half the volume. Every feature in the NR200 is thoughtfully laid out in an 18-liter space to maximise component compatibility, thermal efficiency, and ease of assembly. Cooler Master is fairly confident that high-end ITX setups will still work at cooler temperatures here. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.Originally wanted to mount the AIO on the top panel, but because of clearances it ended up at the side. High-quality Materials: Thick, powder coated SGCC steel lasts the life time of the chassis and resists marring from transport or handling. Thick, powder coated SGCC steel keeps the fit and finish of the chassis clean and durable even with harsh traveling conditions.

The components used in this build were originally used in a Node 202 build which is why we stuck with the low profile cooler.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Another fun design consideration of the NR200 is that the side panels are swappable, so you really don't have to worry about which side they came off of, just slap them back on when done. This also gives you an opportunity to hide all your cable mess, because the graphics card depending on its length will cover both the motherboard and the power supply, and the exiting cables from the power supply will not interfere or bump into GPU as it would if your graphics card was just mounted directly into the motherboard. For GPUs we have triple horizontal PCIe slots, which is fantastic for massive oversized graphics cards that will just fit into that bottom chamber. Here are my nitpicks: It's a bit of a tight squeeze in the right side if you want to route cables there.