We eating!!!

Not so small form factor looking at footprint of the case... Being 4.5cm shorter and 2.5cm narrower than Meshify 2 Compact is practically nothing when it's sitting on the desk.

@@veduci22 well but if you take the height into account, Meshify 2 Compact then comes in 39.4 liters, against NR200P MAX’s 18.3 liters. Not everyone puts a mid-tower on the desk as you do.

Imagine if he started making fitness videos. That would be god tier.

@@xiqy1959 what would be epic is if he followed the same format as these videos...

I didn't know radeon was nvidia

There is no way you can fit RTX 3090 Asus strix on this case

@@capslock247gaming9 bruh you can

@@capslock247gaming9 isn't the cooler essentially the same?

hek yea the color is kinda synchronized edit: dayum that's stealthy

Was going to like, but it's at 69.

@@qwertyferix keep that number man. lol. i did the same.

He told us in previous videos.

I would also ask for the deadlift 1RP, don't ignore those traps.

Pretty sure he's said how much he can press b4 in comments.

cooler master is like pre and post nr200, like they weren't doing anything interesting before it for over a decade and suddenly...bang for buck best itx case. I'm glad it wasn't a one time fluke

didnt do enough hw to discover the usb c front panel

are the p and max version sizes the same?

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I’m with you there. I finally finished my ITX build in the NR200 (Aorus B550I Pro AX, Ryzen 5 5600X, Geforce RTX 2080 Ti that I’d been using in an eGPU setup with my Alienware 17 R5, 32 GB GSkill 3600 MHz RAM, 2 TB Samsung 980 Pro, 4 TB XPG SX8100, Cooler Master V850 Power Supply (I think the same one that the MAX is kitted with, and about as much air cooling as I could reasonably fit), and having the power supply included would have made the build a bit more streamlined. I’m quite happy with how my build came out, though I had to split my parts that I didn’t already have out over a period of months so it took a lot of time before I could get it built. Preliminary tests are looking pretty good so far :)

NR200P Sakura (The Pink one) with the Aorus Pro AX B550I, 5950X and 3090FE. 280mm AIO at the Sidemount. The only problem i had was Cablemanagment, since the FE has a Fan on the back. I wouldn't go with the MAX. It doesn't use the chimney-effect or the flowthrough of the 3090FE properly. ^^

@@gucky4717 Yeah, cable management was tricky for me as well. I might try to mess with my cables a little bit more to see if I can get things a bit tidier, but there isn’t a whole lot messing with airflow so I’ll go with it for a while.

Yeah this is a real good deal, especially with that 850 watt psu!

@@gucky4717 "Machines and More" seems to have found that intake from both bottom and top is the way to go with the Max.

If you know what you're doing, the original is much better than the Max version.

@@justaemptymall Can you elaborate on that statement?

@@emmanuelblot4643 would like to know aswell. Gonna go full amd build in the future with this case. First time builder

​@@justaemptymallwell... i mean thats the op's point innit, Beginners wouldnt really know what they're doing, so having the max with a lot of parts pre-installed is nice

Yes and no. It is possible to mount a Slim 240mm Radiator with slim Fans at the Top after some minor (invisible) modding in the NR200P. If you want to Custom Watercool the MAX you are stuck with a single RAD, while the NR200P can have 2x240mm or even more. And the sidemount AIO on the normal NR200P is OK too, since the RAD is the highest point + the Fans cool the Board quite nice.

@@gucky4717 if the mod u meant is cutting some part of the case with tools like dremel, then no. Im not against it, but if u count that as "possible to fit" X then practically any case can be modded to be like that provided they have the proper dimensions.

@@Crustee0 I know I've seen a few people fit a slim rad with slim fans like @Gucky mentioned without doing the full inverted mod, like I think you're talking about. CoolerMaster actually made quite a few things in the NR200P to allow the case to be flipped, allowing a top mounted AIO. Top and bottom plates have exact same mounting system, they're interchangeable. It's actually kind of a bummer its not invertible out of the box, It would have been so easy, and then the NR200P would have been basically unstoppable and there would have been no need for the MAX variant.

if your pump is on the radiatior, you can probable do the rad lower than the block easier

@@salty1099 Depends...in the NR200P there is not much room in my config at least. The 3090FE takes up the lower portion and my 280mm AIO is so long, that i have to unscrew the entie front of the Case to get it in... If there is a pump in the Rad it wont fit, if it is a 280mm at least.

I feel you.

You ever build that pc bro?

I was wondering the same exact thing, I’m wondering if someone can update me on it to see if it’s possible.

Currently have a meshlicious on my desk waiting to afford the rest of the parts .. .. would love to see the same comparison before I get too vested into the SSUPD case.

@@NicholasNunez Same here. Have a Meshlicious on my desk now. Try the standoff mod next to add a second NVME on the backside of the motherboard and just got a 3d print to add a 92mm exhaust fan on the top and another print to add 2 40mm exhaust fans on the back. Really looking forward to the temps compared to the NR200P Max

@@nicolaialtwegg3849 what's your components list? I can't decide on a mobo, I keep flip flopping between the ASUS and Gigabyte Fortunately I already got a 3070 FE for MSRP at best buy. I'm now waiting to buy all the other components at once All of my current parts are 7+ years old, I got them for free last year as my first build. I'm ready to cherry pick my own parts now though

its not truth i have 4090 and trust me is working perfect the only issues that i saw is the temperature of gpu. However the really high gpu 4090 with i9 13900k is completely strong enouph and the 850 psu is really enouph and good without unvoltage for the moment .

ya, TypeC would be nice - but it's acceptable since the back normally has it.

Idk man, I have yet to see a single peripheral I'd want to plug into the front via USBC, and not all high-end itx mobos have USBC header support due to size constraints. As long as I could get a thunderbolt in the rear I/O for just in case I'd be good to go.

any updates? how did you deal with this issue?

@@UlfMTG removed the top mesh

That's the way I have my nr200p setup! with a top mounted 240mm aio after a mod, 5600x and 3060ti FE, bottom fans intake, top aio fans as exhaust. Totally thermally capable!

@@thehardwarehams7302 could you point me in the direction on how to mount a rad to the top of the nr200?

@@DAIV We're actually working on a walkthrough video today! Should be posted tomorrow :D

@@thehardwarehams7302 you absolute legend, was just wondering if it will be ok in this config since ambient temps where I'm at can vary from 25-31 degrees celsius and don't know if a 5800x can be kept cooled with the aio like this but I don't mind running the two slim fans at a higher speed

@@BelliSenior Oh dang, yeah that is hot! Sorry I mis-typed before, I have my top AIO as intake, so cpu gets full access to fresh air, then bottom fans as exhaust. Basically reverse chimney airflow. I had it standard chimney before but my cpu was taking a lot of heat from my gpu when they were both under load. But I think a 280mm AIO should be sufficient even with those ambient temps to handle a 5800x.

Building mine right now, I'm close to your specs right now, but haven't bought everything yet. How's it running?

@@samanosukeakechi4388 no complaints at all, in fact due to its cute size I like it more than my big rig in my other place. Totally satisfied to say the least.