Cooler Master NR200 SFF Small Form Factor Mini-ITX Case, Vented Panels, Triple-slot GPU, Tool-Free, 1x 120mm Fan, 1x 92mm, 360 Degree Accessibility (MCB-NR200-KNNN-S00)

I really was hyped about this case, but its just a cheap case with plastic clips holding it together. One of the times I opened the case to add a fan and one of the black plastic corner clips popped out and fell down and wedged in the motherboard and I had to halfway disassemble the whole thing to fish it out to put back in place and then reassemble. Also, one of the two front USB ports doesnt work at all. At this point its not worth the trouble to take everything apart and sort out all the hardware bits and pieces to ship it back. The coolermaster US store is down so I dont even know if a replacement part can be ordered and I would have to give them more money to repair or replace the front IO. Customer support hasnt been much help in that I still havent heard anything back after writing customer support about this product. The forum link on their website doesnt appear to work either. If you purchase this, youre pretty much on your own if you have problems.

Very solid case for an ITX build. It is not as small as some others but is hella easy to build in. All the panels are removable, tons of space, cooling potential.

Beautiful case. Perfect size for me. I wanted to get out of the bulky mid tower footprint and into a smaller form factor case. This will take full-sized GPU. Plenty of ventilation all around. Air can pass through on all sides, even underneath. Lots of room for additional case fans to maximize flow.

I have built several PCs before, but this was my first experience building in an ITX case. This case is AMAZING. Its affordable (in relation to other ITX cases) and aesthetically looks amazing. I highly recommend that if you purchase this case, you spend the extra money for the inclusion of the PCI riser cable + tempered glass panel. Even if you dont use these, you at least will have that option.

Incredibly good looking case. For being significantly cheaper than the other mini-itx, small form factor cases out there, the quality is amazing. It is also fairly easy to build in, since it isnt that tightly packed.

I used msi 240r aio because it can be bottom mounted. I used vertical gpu mount and it did cause a really tight fit due to the top right fan but it works and you can squeeze everything in. In another persons build they removed the top right fan but I didnt have to despite the super tight fit. Just maneuver the cables around. I recommend this case and bottom mounting an msi 240r if you want to use aio without modding the top. I warn you tho. Its a pain but worth it.

The TLDR is that this case is great. I bought another to build a new work computer, and both cases are keeping cool. I did replace the fans with Scythe 140mm fans on the radiator and 120mm slim fans for the bottom on both my home and work builds since both are similar enough.

I bought this to replace my Node 202. It was pretty easy to work in, with every side panel besides the back being able to come off. But after using it for a good while, Ive noticed that the airflow is being quite restricted. The main issue being the top grill. Even with x2 Cooler Master Sickleflow 120mm at max, not much air is being pushed out. These are capable fans and there is the 240mm rad on the side with the same fans. Two Noctua NFP-12 redux fans are in the bottom. My gpu runs warmer in this case and louder, being mounted without vertically. Other than these airflow issues, its a pretty solid case, my 9700k is much happier with the 240 aio I put in it.

Please consider the riser cable when purchasing this case. The riser that they provide only supports up to PCIe Gen3. Well, if you have a newer graphics card, like my rtx3060, that runs gen4, you will regularly get a black screen. This forced me to spend another $60 on a new riser cable. I’m not sure if this is listed. But I just thought I’d try and leave a friendly warning for future pc builders. That’s how they kept cost down on this case. Everything else is perfect. Just don’t try to use a larger power supply. That was truly my own dumb mistake. There is a 3D printable bracket for it on their website, but no option to straight up buy one. Overall, it’s just been a learning experience for me.

Theres tons of room inside this case, despite its small footprint. Its got just enough room to work inside that you wont cut your fingers up trying to run wire through. It doesnt have all the cable management nooks that a larger case might have, but it makes up for this with sensible ties and overall good design. I was able to get a scythe mugen 5 into the case with very little room left over, and only without the glass panel. If I try and use the glass panel, the side panel will bump against the top of the fan and because the panel is fastened only by clips, might pop off with a bump. Fortunately, I dont care much for the glass panel.