maybe if he didn't use terrible "music" it would be the best part. should just have silence ...

really? I think it fits well. I liked this one especially, had a cool disco vibe.

Feels just a little bit like Computer assembly porn. LOL

@@mgarre24 I mean...that's kind of what it is, though, right? LOL

We need a video on how he makes those. Just simple, cool and entertaining.

It's pure inspiration material. He just needs some custom sleeved shiny silver cables.

so much this !!

I was thinking this too

yeah ann'not all in black so i am gonna not puke at all

Phil's B roll skills are top notch

@@urkent4463 y

Yeah I enjoy them too. I just wish Jay and company would list the parts they use in the description.

nice.

Know what else is nice??? the fact I didn't panic sell my 2080 ti like a shmuck 🤣😂

@@deminybs and the fact that the people who sold it, they don’t have gpus

That was what I thought after remembering he was originally going to use the case for his younger kids build. Haha

@@Shadowfeaux guess she'll get phil's old case which probably makes more sense than that one.. or cooler master sent them two cases.

Meanwhile his child already has 3 different PCs built for her

@@Buckheimer you mean the older child? lol

Phil helps him make money, the kid is just a drain. I can see why he likes Phil more :D /s

Please save me from being mined

@@Graphics_Card aight bro how much you cost

every cooler master product name ever...

Laughed when he said that 🤣

If you do not need all the bells and whistles ITX is a great platform.

Go watch bitwits video of the new HYTE SFF case, even better than this.

I've been planning a ITX build myself. My current PC build is Intel 10th gen/3080, but I'm thinking Ryzen 4th gen in an ITX build. Still not sold on Radeon GPUs yet though. But AMD is definitely closing in on Nvidia.

@@TheSmileyTek I have always bought mid range cards, so brand not a huge deal. I don't need eye candy. My gtx 1060 will last me a few more years. Forever if I mever really touch AAA games.

@@dobermanownerforlife3902 That's cool man. I just can't control myself sometimes lol. I went from 2070 Super to 3070, to 3080 within a year. My kid has the 3070 now. He gets super nice hand me downs, that's for sure.

Just done the same as well. Works better with bottom fans exhausting down

If you're interested in an ITX case, I would recommend to check out the SSUPD Meshlicious. A cool max airflow case which can fit tripple slot cards up to 320mm and an AiO with 280 rads.

It's a great value for the prices you can get it for.

(If you have an matx motherboard and an ATX power supply the Sama Im01 is a comparable alternative)

@@ForsakenCries793 nah, thats a hype case

@@Dee0426 but it's srsly just good... and available. Nothing you can say about a lot of ITX cases.

I'm looking for an NR200 glass panel mod that has ventilation holes cut in!

The shift and shift X are weird ones. Shift X at least has space for 240+120mm rad, which is enough to cool a 5700 xt and 5600x, 120mm in Shift is literally only enough for low powered air cooled builds

Great idea, I would add a high speed camera to record that test so he can see the smoke flow better before it diffuses and obscures the view. (that and the cool content potential)

Also, set the bottoms fan as exhaust! I see everyone assuming that if top fans are exhaust the bottom fans must be intake. That’s only true if you’re using the TG panel. If you want true ultimate performance, use vented side panel and bottom fans as exhaust. It pulls the heat from the gpu out the bottom, and cpu aio isn’t being fed hot air. It’s a win-win for both temps.

Might as well try exhaust as well. I suspect it will have better results.

@@Crazyates11 Everything you said. Negative pressure everything is the answer. Pull the air from the side of the case and push it out the top and bottom. This is almost the same layout as a Sliger SM580.

@@Crazyates11 thanks, this will help me if I finally decided to build in an nr200p

I wish they just got rid of masks alltogether

@@simeoncastaldo7081 same with you.

@@JDillander91 💀

@@JDillander91 damn bro you murdered him harder than covid eventually will

@@JDillander91 Dude's got no chill lmaooo thanks for saying it for us

Check out Jay's video on Nov 2, 2020 - "EVERY PC should have one of these! How to make a sensor panel!" - he shows how to set this up.

@@titan557 I think he was after that sensorpanel template instead of doing it all by himself

@@leitomitch9778 ye, same. The layout template is what I'm sure we're all after! I'm after that too! I don't even have my extra screen shipped yet! Just ordered it yesterday and started looking at free ways to monitor the stuff. Mostly need GPU monitoring RN if I can't find one I don't have to pay monthly for, or can just buy once and done, or is free.

Agreed. The NR200P non-max would be the way to go there, but it has its share of problems too. The only ootb options for an AIO rad+fans are side-plate mounting and floor mounting (the worst possible place for an AIO radiator, yet you routinely see builders on YT chest-pumping about their "pretty" rigs post-build in that exact configuration). It is non-trivial to shoehorn a rad+fans, even low profile, into the roof. That, coupled with no panel USB-C support in any of the NR200 cases, is why I don't have one in my hands already. And I really, *really* like the layout of this case line.

@@Craig-ib7gk I agree so much. I just want an NR200 that I can top mount a rad to, that still has a horizontal GPU for efficient thermals.

@SmashStomp Inc i guess cooler master wasnt feeling the love for better design. no usb c is a joke

Nick over at Gear Seekers just released a great follow up video of his review of this case, and among other things he re-tested it with 2 x slim 120mm Noctua's below the GPU. His results showed nice temp improvements with the bottom fans (5 degrees C drop on the GPU with the TG panel) BUT he was using a blower style 3080, so that may be the difference compared to Jays findings.

@@slinkywizard yeah i think in this specific instance the weird temps are due to the way the coolers configured on the founders edition.. if it was more of a standard cooler the extra air going through the bottom of the cooler would probably help.

it's a laptop, that's what they're designed to do.

@@sirmonkey1985 bad design. Because when they throttle is impossible to. Play. 60 fps one second and 24 the other is not a good experience

Those new cpu temps are WELL within a good range. Those temps aren't going to lower the longevity of the system so it would be needlessly reducing performance for nothing.

Same

Same.

Annnnnd ... seeing this seconds after I replied with the same thoughts. lol I totally agree with all of this. And maybe orienting the GPU down would be the most optimal for thermals. But not "sexy". *shrug*

@@Lighteningskye it's probably because it's an FE card that pushes air through, a regular gpu that exhausts in all directions would see more benefit of the air being pushed up. Still think it should help though

That would indeed be interesting to know. Although I do also suspect the orientation of the GPU with that particular Blower-Style cooler would create perpendicular Airflow regardless of the additional Fans Speed, which in turn would hinder the overall Cooling inside of the Case. That would explain why the extra Fan caused the Temperatures to increase instead of decreasing - at least in my addled Brain that makes sense. Not sure if lower Fan Speeds would mitigate that problem in any significant way and preserve any benefit to the Airflow.

This. Along with something to give it another inch of breathing room to pull air in at the bottom. I think part of the reason the 140 bottom intake didn't work very well is just that the case feet aren't tall enough.

If there was a mesh for the front side with a fan mounted. Maybe a a 140 fan for intake.

@@ryanhauser3014 True. A side- mounted Fan *could* help with the Airflow and not impede too much, but there might not be enough clearance between the side-panel and that teeny-tiny monster of a GPU mounted vertically.

or just horizontal mount it

@@Dee0426 can't horizontal mount the GPU in the MAX, without heavy modding that is. To me it's the biggest downside of this version. Should they ever release a version with a modular backplate like the o11 mini, it would be the definitive ITX case.

@@EvernooBE I’m a planning on building with this case with the GPU horizontally, can you explain why it would be hard? I am planning on getting the Kraken Z63 as my cpu cooler and mounting it on top.

@@wohoo245 The MAX's backpanel only has a (swiveling) slot that allows for vertical mounting of the GPU. The regular NR200P comes standard with a horizontal setup but you can easily add a vertical mounting bracket. In other words if you buy the MAX you are pretty much forced to use an AIO (which is still a very good one), with the regular NR200P you can do whatever you like, but you will not be able to fit your AIO on top without a top hat modification to the case. Check out "Machines and More" channel for in depth explanation of the NR200 in all it's variations. The guy wrote the handbook on the case.

AIDA64

The transition at 7:13 is top notch!