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)

Elegant, although there isnt much space you can really tackle this case in different ways. Cable management will be key in getting this case to work out. If youre using flat cables, youll need to undo the 24pin connector to be able to wrap the wires along the PSU shroud. Be sure to secure the wires with the included straps tightly so they dont touch your graphics card. This case was fun to build in and Im very satisfied with the results.

Dont be a dummy like me and not realize that small form factor cases require SFX power supplies, not regular sized ATX ones. My favorite feature is that theres a metal strip at the top of the case that my wifi antenna can stick to magnetically, really cool.

Aside from the practicality of having a small form factor pc, its such a fun experience building one of these. This case is highly accessible, you are able to take all panels off of the frame itself and there are many accessories you can 3d print or find on eBay and Etsy for more customization. I myself use an ATX power supply, and I was able to fit it into this case by using an ATX PSU bracket I bought off of eBay. If you want to use an ATX power supply with the ATX bracket, you would need to check if it will be compatible with your graphics card. I have a dual fan ZOTAC 3060 and its short enough to fit without making contact with the power supply. I would recommend using a modular power supply for this case, as there is not much room for cable management. It is definitely possible to have good cable management if you put the time into it. Theres extra room in the front panel to shove the excess cable length in. Theres no actual mounting for 140mm fans on the bottom panel of the case, so I had to zip tie the fans to the panel. Im not sure if thats how it was intended, but its sort of set up in a way that its easy to zip tie mount the fans to it because there are loops that the zip ties fit in. This case is also pretty small compared to ATX cases, and it gives lots of practicality in terms of saving space and portability. Be sure to do your research on the airflow and hardware compatibility on this case, as both of these are always unique to each individual situation. There are lots of resources on reddit, you can look at r/NR200.

Overall, the case is very well built and easy to build in, which was great. One problem though - because of the design of the MAX version of the case, where theyve moved the motherboard down to fit in the top radiator, you are forced to use the riser cable to mount the GPU to the motherboard. No problem, I thought. If it goes bad, either Ill just replace it or Ill RMA the riser or something. Surely, Cooler Master has thought this through. (Spoiler: They didnt)

Ive built a few SFF PCs to save space on the desktop and usually have to sacrifice either noise or heat to accomplish that. So when I saw that there was a case similar to the the NCase M1, but slightly bigger at less than half the cost I figured its worth a shot. Definitely did not disappoint since it provides essentially the same benefits but with more internal room to add in different parts and space for cable management.

Ignoring the mess on my desk, this little case has amazing potential, I have a 240mm radiator, an SFX-L Power supply, and a full fat 3 slot RTX 2080S in this little box with ZERO cooling issues, so many places for fans, and so much ventilation... in the process of 3d printing a new side panel set for it put of Nylon... very very nice box

Its the perfect size for my hamster. The glass panel allows me to keep an eye on him without worrying that hes up to no good.

This was my first SFF build after making full-size and mid-tower builds, and the case with everything in it looks incredible and it even can fit a total of more than 10 fans! It literally can hold more fans than the full side and mid-tower cases I made. This is of course including the PSU and GPU fans but even so, its stunningly quiet. While building it took a little to get everything where I wanted but in the end, I was able to get almost everything to fit the way I wanted but it was a bit of a pain. I do really like how easy it is to take off all the panels though, makes it really easy to unplug and plug stuff back in and whatnot.

After waiting 3 months for my nr200p I finally got it! The case is awesome especially for the price. Unfortunately I guess that price cuts into the quality control because my nr200p did not come with the tempered glass side panel. It wasn’t just a mix up of them sending me the wrong sku, everything that comes with the nr200p (two top fans, riser cable) was there except for the glass. Unfortunately Amazon could only offer me a refund or a partial refund but since you can’t order the glass separately, I’ll be trying my luck with CM customer support.

Case looks good build quality is what you should expect and the most important thing Case airflow is Great.