Everytime I watch your videos, I have to tell myself that I do not need an sff build in my life lol

Your production value is amazing like always, and greatly appreciated!

Another awesome case for my awesome imaginary graphics card

Appreciate your honest thoughts on this case, not quite as good as I was hoping. Looks promising with the flipped aircoooling build and I do look forward to your full loop.

Every day I hug my M1 just a little bit tighter. Best case I’ve ever bought

Looks cool, but NR200P works for me for now :D

You ALWAYS deliver with your content man. Keep it up

Looking forward to seeing some custom loops in this case, love the video's keep it up! My next build will be an sff build thanks to you.

This is awesome, Dan is so good with their cases, I’d pick one up if I didn’t just get the NCase M1 v5 but really love the NCase so I’m happy.

At least once per quarter we get an ultimate pc case, pc hw market started to look like audiofille world, we only lack ultra expensive cables for more performance.

After such a long time watching the Forums, thank you for the review Ali!!

Wooo was looking forward to this

Great review, I love all the points said. I was aiming for this case but eventually ordered Sliger S620 since it was available for months now.

Still enjoying my NR200. Thanks for the reviews - keep them coming! I might consider this case, if one of my friends needs next rig.

Looks awesome! Thanks for the thorough and interesting review. Thumbs up!!

Really looking forward to your custom loop review in this case!

I'm always impressed with your case reviews! I can't wait to get an opportunity to build an SFF with a custom loop. I don't think I can count my ShiftX lol.

Man i really want this sff industry to take off. I would love a comparison between sff and laptops for productivity (blender, cinema4d, etc) from the value perspective.

Awesome video, Ali. As always great work (Y). I think i`ll stay with my Sliger SM580 as long as there's no better alternative regarding airflow.

Been waiting for this video/case for 3 years 😁 it's about time

Wow. That review was a lot of work. Very nice!

Sick as always man. This looks like the sweet spot for me

Can't wait to see a custom loop in this case

Awesome content as usual!

this is hella tempting, your vids make me wanna cop one asap

cool, I have DAN-A4 now, looking forward to this case and would like to see a custom loop in it - great video

You are the best ! Keep up the good work : )

Nice review as always.

Lighting is always on point here. 👌

The flipped orientation is the key feature here, hope case designers take note.

I *am* impressed with the flexibility of this case... But footprint matters more than sheer volume, at least to my eyes. I'll stick with my Dr Zaber Sentry - easier to transport, much less desk space, and personally, far better looks than lian-li created cases.

everytime when there is a new video about sff cases it makes me worried but after hearing I feel great for owning M1 ncase

Man that is such a cool little case!

It's finally here lol, excited to see some builds in the future

All I wanna see now is your custom loop in this case 🤩

Everytime I see one of these, I look at my NR200 and feel like I accidentally picked the right one.

Superb video works 🔥🔥

I love the use of the phrase, "Needs a lot of work," Whenever there is a problem to discuss. It's a very objective thing to say.

Despite some cooling quirks, it’s a sweet looking case. Great review Ali 🥰🤯🥳🎉👍.

Interesting case, thanks for the review. Note: the Noctua D9L will fit as well. I’ll stick to the NR200

Your channel is great!

I hope you are going to do a custom loop similar to your Ncase. Especially would love to see what kind of options and ideas you come up to with this one wrt the reservoir.

New intro is cool! Dark mode friendly 😆

Im looking forward to see that dual 280 rad build

We need to see the performance of a deshrouded GPU with fans exhausting up in this reverse layout.

Been waiting just as long, let's do this...

Can't wait for this!

Another premium SFF case which makes my NR200 shine. With more reviews of other cases the more I appreciate Cooler Master for building such a great consumer case.

This channel inspired me to do SFF, and the NR200 will be my last case it seems. The hardware potential, the cooling it's not the best looking or the smallest but it seems to just strike the perfect balance overall.

Cheer to see a custom loop on this case. super stoked to see one. Can we?

My SSUPD Meshlicious is getting delivered today and I definitely do not regret buying it! I think it will be hard to beat simply because of the ATX support and 4 slot GPU support. The only case you'd have to buy next is the SSUPD Meshlicious 2!

That riser plate would REALLY benefit from some large punched out holes. In fact the punching if done correctly would add significantly more strength and have tons more airflow.

Looks dope. I would have a hard time choosing this or the Sliger S610 if I were looking to build a small single 280 loop. Speaking of which, any chance you'll take a look at the S610/S620?

I think a custom loop should yield jaw dropping results. I hope you're able to do it.

The only thing I'd love to see with this, is the ability to lay it on its side with motherboard at the bottom. Could be great for a media streaming pc, or living room gaming pc that would fit in tv stands

Nice looking case. I went for ssupd, arrives tomorrow. Seems the best case on the market on the budget side of things. £105 Basic model. 14.6L, you can get a custom loop in there. All mesh looks decent too. £120 for that version and £150 for gen 4 version. A good alternative to nr200p.

I heard that shadow rock tf and thermalright assasin king 120 mini are also good air colling options for 130mm clearancs

I've been building itx builds for years and this case looks nice but the SSUPD Meshlicious is by far my favorite

Perhaps you would consider trying this case in an inverted configuration with the gpu deshrouding and fans on top as an exhaust. I think convection would be helpful in this case and configuration.

I think cases like this continue to show why the NR200 is still the best you can get. A fraction of the price, still pretty small, great cooling options, and the best thermals for small form factor PC’s. Most likely my next case.

Love the channel. Can you please touch on front mounted and accessible USB ports across all your videos please. This is important for me and I guess most people who import data via usb from cameras etc

I waited for this since you made a video about it 3 years ago.

I'm considering a hypothetical air-cooled build. So, in flipped case, using a C14s in low profile mode as intake along with the 140mm fan as exhaust on it's side should result equally good temps?

Awesome! Any idea if a hybrid gpu will fit? I have a 3090 FTW3 Hybrid and those tubes are tall. Is there enough side clearance for them to squeeze inside?

dat fan flick, smoooooooth

It kind of reminds me of the older Lian Li cases. In fact I have one that looks kind of similar to this. Sadly Lian Li seems to only make O11s now so this is pretty nice to see.

For me, the Dan A4 is the last case I'll buy as I won't see myself ever needing more than a 6 core cpu and perhaps a 2 slot full-sized 3060ti. To be able to reliably run that in 7.2L is just perfect when it comes to size-performance ratio. V4.1 iteration got perfected through the years and you can notice that expertise in this case too. I can see the C4 case also as a pioneer (like the first A4 was) as it introduces a couple of new things that will be copied on other upcoming cases, like placing the graphics card on top. Gpu thermals are more of a concern as we have tons of options now for cpu cooling, so I can see this layout becoming standardized later on thanks to this case. And that removable locking bracket for easier gpu installation is pure genius.

I would be curious to know which one you prefer overall and would recommend if someone asked you which one they should buy, the M1 or this case, considering the C4-SFX seems to be the direct competitor of the M1 on pretty much all fronts.

Oh man this is cool! How does this compare to the Dan a4 h20? (In size) another great video!

I was really excited for the C4, but it got stuck in re-edit hell. I picked up the Formd T1 and am so happy I don't think I'll be switching.

You need to test this with the new Noctua NH-D12L!

I was holding an estimated cost of $280USD in my head. Did a conversion of €230 and I was disappointed to see I was right. These small batch mITX case costs are becoming a piss-take.

ill keep my 011mini, sent to be bin my nr200p. but good to watch these kind of info

Looks like a solid contender, but not solid enough to make me feel buyer's remorse over my M1.

Love your video! My go-to SFF KZfaq channel I feel the C4 is a little too late into the party... I do like the classic layout for the case.. but taobao has so much cases in the typical sandwich layout with better pricing... and fitting AIOs easily..

This is amazing! Hope you show off a custom liquid cooled build in it soon! I'm limited in my mini-itx options as I'm stuck with a 280mm aio. I downsized to a Dan A4-SFX with a 92mm aio and CPU thermals on my Ryzen 5800X are suffering... Could this be the solution I'm looking for?!

Hi, there is a new itx air cooler you should give a try, is the thermalright ts-120 mini, it can fit 2 120mm fans and it is about 130mm in height.

If I didn't have an M1, I'd consider this. Can't give up fully cooled dual rads though. For half air half water, this looks nice.

Would be epic if this case allowed a top and bottom mounted dual slim radiator/slim fan setup with glass side panels.

Super happy with my NR200. Although it's not as premium as these and a bit bigger but it's cheaper, available and a chart leader

eyoooooo optimum uploaded

I can't unsee the wide eyes flat nose and smile at 4:16

Working on a triple 240mm Formd T1 at the moment. Lets see if I can beat your thermals ;)

Hey Ali, I love your reviews on ITX cases can you please do a review of iBUYPOWER Revolt 3 Mk3

Coming in late, but I wish more of these form factor cases were designed to allow for vertical or horizontal orientation, particularly as GPUs just get longer and longer.

this might be the upgrade I needed from my SFX A4. would you think an EVGA FTW3 gpus would fit and have a decent airflow in this?

Still hoping you can review the Sliger 610 or S20 soon.

an upside down deshroud mod with exhaust fans on top might be really good

NR200P was my first SFF build and i can't imagine building in something smaller lol. Granted the ROG STRIX 3070 IS AN ABSOLUTE CHUNGUS of a unit.

Nice! Could you review the Tecware Fusion Hybrid SFF? Its slightly bigger than the NR200P but it can support m-ATX motherboards :)

I wish they have kept the rear 90mm fan mount and ports for pump/res from the M1 now that theyre no longer selling them.

Do you have a place with all your CPU and GPU thermal charts (and sound levels) for people to filter and sort? Like a public google doc or website? That would be super helpful to get some insights.

What is your workout routine and diet?

It's great to see more competition but I still think the NR200 is king unless you require the more premium finish with CNC'd aluminium. Unrelated to this video, Noctua released their passive cooler, the NH-P1, which is huge but "only" 158mm tall. That is the same height as the NH-U12A, which happens to be the biggest air cooler that can fit in the NR200... If you ask me, definitely something worth looking into that could make a great video (especially if it's made by you, Ali)

6:56 I feel like part of that structure can be hollowed out, not completely but some just to let some air through

very nice video

Amazing!

Even if I'm mostly interested in sub 10L cases... this is a really interesting and tempting case!

Well your last build with aricooling made me chose Sliger S620..;)

I'm glad you showed the air cooling in the end. As that was the ideal performer as well. Radiators create a completely different thermal dynamics and challenge in a case, only relevant for people who insist on water cooling - even if that's not always the smartest use of space.