A PROPER look at the Cooler Master NR200P MAX

[@GearSeekers]

I answered a bunch of your questions + more thermals kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJrHfXyXgJqYiac

[@spotnick232]

Hey Nick! Can you confirm if they installed the V2 of the 850w PSU with Japanese capacitors? There's a possibility they might have put the old one which had issues

[@michaelthompson9798]

The “Nick” NR200P’orn Edition 🥰🏆👍. Great review and the only channel to note the Gen4 PCI-E Riser 🥳🎉. I personally have the original NR200 (non-TG panel) and it’s an awesome case and I’m about to dual-rad mod it with my R9 5900X and RTX3080Ti…Tie Edition 👔.

[@ZEMACrus]

NO PROBLEM WITH THE BACK PANEL!!! nr200p needs to be turned upside down and swap the lower and upper panels + expand the front panels 180. You only need to make 1 rectangular hole to hang the power supply (corner of the power supply bracket). THAT'S IT! it remains only to fix the radiator from above (240) or figure out how to fix it (280).

[@azurelas1]

I have almost the exact same build and had to get rid of the GPU due to ridiculous thermals/noise. Turns out Turbo cards are strictly for data centres/mining operations. That lesson cost me €1500

[@AstroTrain100]

Does it come with thermal paste?

[@m3andchip5]

I have absolutely no regrets with my current NR200, I've built it to the way I wanted. But I can see this being appealing to those new to the ITX build, especially since the AIO and PSU is already fitted in for you; plus along with a great price with it as well!

[@vergodagoat]

I just bought mine less than a month ago and I regret it a little since I bought a new cooler and psu with it :/

[@donniedarko86]

I’m obsessed with SFF lol, I had the NR200p, now I have my system in a Meshlicious, & shortly it’ll probably be in this beauty.

[@cloudytech2297]

They lowered GPU to a position that completely ruling out the possibility for a second 240mm radiator? Why??

[@joshmutch5249]

@@cloudytech2297 why you need that second rad?

[@christopherwood2290]

@@cloudytech2297 How much crap do you want to put in a mini itx case? Buy an atx case if you want all that garbage.

[@RafitoOoO]

This case is seriously making me consider a SFF for my next build.

[@cortlong]

Do it. I own the original and love it.

[@ConfusedRaccoon]

Do it.

[@kevinmeyer1583]

I own the original and if you don't need 3.5" drives, it's a great little 4 SSD case with ridiculous thermals.

[@camotech1314]

Did you do it? I am tempted to get an NR200P and do my first ITX build!😂

[@TechedOff]

Still needs a USB type C port at the front. Otherwise looks flawless.

[@Mad5cout]

Why is this a thing where laptops are ahead of desktops? So stupid.

[@ouki4925]

@@Mad5cout Many new cases have it. It's just Cooler Master that seems to be lagging behind...

[@stigsmuttie4551]

I disagree, prefer the clean look.

[@johnqsak]

Just out of curiosity, What are you plugging into the desktop USB-C ?

[@JDuBz815]

What are you using the type C port for? I have one on my case, but no use for it right now. Everything I have that uses type C, uses type A on the other end.

[@mowcowbell]

I'm glad I found this video. I was prepared to buy a NR200, but now I'm going to hold off a few weeks and get this MAX case instead.

[@dylanguerrero8053]

I just built in the regular NR200! I kind of wish the Max was an option when i was shopping for cases. But really the Max doesn't add on quite enough to give me buyers remorse. The updates are awesome though, and i'm glad CM are commited to listening to consumers about this case line.

[@shinkencarlos]

Lol - Jayz early "review" was terrible - thanks for taking the time to get a review out so quick!

[@GearSeekers]

You mean his blatant disregard for an embargo that was 2 weeks away

[@chronicle_4]

@@GearSeekers as a content creator, what fines are you facing if you break the embargo? I think that's one of the q and a question you can answer sometime later

[@ThotsAndPrayers]

@@chronicle_4 There’s no fines, companies just put you on a blacklist and stop sending you products early. Same for video game reviewers, movie reviewers, etc.

[@singedtodeath]

Hey Nick! I really hope coolermaster listens and makes a V2 version of the original nr200 which I bought.....I think the new layout is amazing, one other thing I wish they did was offer a tension bracket or something for really heavy cards. Also the song at the end SLAPS

[@ZioComposite]

They definitely need to refresh and please add M-ATX support >__

[@SimplyLewin]

I agree about the song at the end.

[@raviprasad6396]

@@ZioComposite u can use Micro ATX Form Factor: 7.76-in x 7.4-in, 19.7 cm x 18.8 cm (asrock h410m HDV,h470m HDV) Mini DTX, Mini ITX, Max MB size: 244 x 226mm (L x H)

[@ZioComposite]

@@raviprasad6396 have looked into it but it’s super limited for stock use or if you want specific mobo. Ended up getting a Sama im01 for Matx support though

[@raviprasad6396]

@@ZioComposite u can 3d print brackets and use it but there's some sacrifices like using riser cable for GPU

[@kell7689]

Had me sold at the included AIO and PSU. THANK YOU COOLER MASTER.

[@mitchellthompson7427]

I’ve been considering an SFF build in the original NR200 for months now and this has made me rethink my whole plan! Great video as always Nick! Keep up the good work 💪

[@kellenwong]

Thanks! You are the best. No one on KZbin compared the non-Max vs Max versions. I like horizontal GPU mount. I will get the non-Max version. Thanks again for the helpful review!

[@reistje]

The thing I loved about the NR200 was the normal layout with space for aircoolers so this is not for me but still very cool!

[@Zalionn]

Ya, I'll stick to the Scythe Fuma 2.

[@hypers3007]

just the right video to watch at 11pm at night 😂 thanks for the upload 👍

[@GearSeekers]

👊

[@bobobaggins95]

That's it, I'm selling my mobo, case, fans and psu lol. I've been on the fence about downsizing forever(got an 011 atm) and your vid on the original nr200 has had me looking at it and sfx psus for ages. Everything about this case has sold me, especially having an 850 watt psu, only reason I never dropped stupid money on the H1. Thanks for the awesome video, don't know what you mean about standards, loaded with plenty of info like always 👌

[@walla_walla5959]

I just did this last week. I also have the 011. I didn’t go with NR200 tho. I went with the NCASE M1. A little bit smaller and more expensive, but that’s what I wanted. Love my new SFF build. Light and easy to work in “the NCASE M1 weighs 4.4lbs” easy to upgrade parts. The 011 is really heavy to move around. I highly recommend going SFF

[@neoperol]

I have to warned you, you are about to fall into a rabbit hole of the size of the grand canyon. I started with the NR200p and now I'm on my 3rd build going Sub 10L volume case.

[@Snake_47]

We in the same boat at the moment, my 011 is such a monstrosity I don't know why I got it to begin with. can't wait to downsize.

[@Gamingtechgg]

oo that teal color is sick, well done cooler master

[@aaronfairchild923]

Haven't seen one of your videos in my recommended feed in months. So glad to watch again!

[@TheGameBench]

Love that little block on the front panel connections. Cooler Master, if you're reading this... sell that damn thing individually!

[@youknowwho7932]

Looks better than the NZXT H1 imo

[@sk8r4lf138]

Your video review of the NR200P was originally what got me interested in this case, with the 280mm Arctic, which fits beautifully. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@donglemadness]

Thanks so VERY MUCH! Nick! this video sold me on the decision to build my very first ITX gaming rig. Very well explained details. You have no idea how much hassle you have saved me from the chaos of choosing a robust yet compact chassis for something so ambitious like an RTX4090 maxed out setup. Cheers!

[@thefluxlife]

If they sold an official NR200/P Hat to convert old cases for top mounted AIO, would buy it. Otherwise, this case is an amazing value!! I'm sold. Thank you for making this vid!

[@scottvukich8015]

I have the NR200P and love it! That being said, I'll be buying one of these too.

[@xezekial]

Can confirm... NR200 exterior panels work on NR200P Max. Got rid of my gray panels for NR200 base model black ones. TG side panel is the same too. Chassis is different, less the panel attachment points. Real price is currently $459 for the Max, which isn't a good value anymore. But the Max really is that much better that I ate the cost. Also you have a couple options for a 3.5" drive which isn't widely known. Bottom panel has cutouts for 3.5" pattern grommets. You lose a fan down there but it won't interfere with GPU. Consider setting lower fan(s) to exhaust and the case will remain a negative pressure case, drawing air in the from the sides. If you absolutely must use TG side panel, probably set the bottom fan(s) to intake and use lower power components to make less heat. I opted for mesh side panel.

[@hanneswewetzer6630]

Great Video with awesome music👍🏻👍🏻

[@indigomontari9022]

I think the one thing that need to be changed is the hole in the front frame change that to be vertical so that it can still be used for fitting oversized cards

[@GearSeekers]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJrHfXyXgJqYiac yeah doesn't need it

[@Deviantsoundz]

Hell an empty version of this would be sick, i would probably rebuild my set up to change it over to this.

[@AleMunjas]

Was hoping for the same. The grey colour is so much better than white or black imo

[@jwaye89]

Awesome video fams, loving the NR200 range

[@syko846]

Sheesh! And I finally know the price, great review. Might actually pull the trigger on an ITX build 💯

[@ItsMe_K3]

Thank you for raising the question!! I sold my NR200 P because it couldn't fit my GPU and AIO nicely, now they only sell it bundled... which is a pitty because I wont pay 360 euros to replace new parts that I bought recently

[@fueler5479]

Good to see such a well thought out case. For what it is, it seems perfect.

[@jimmyramos1989]

Literally can’t wait for this to be available!!!

[@Phenixzero]

This case is ROCK!! I am using Louqe Ghost S1 now, this is just even much much better on value and functional in every way!

[@daltonrandall4348]

Thumbs up just for cinematic mode alone. That was great!

[@hugoleung6529]

First thing, this gray color looks so creamy and way more premium feeling than the OG one. and I'd like to see the performance of putting two more fans at the bottom on the Max vs the OG one with water cooling on the side with top and bottom fans.

[@conchobar]

The lack of bottom fans had be bewildered too. Those thermals weren't special. I get similar or better thermals from my heatbox Evolv Shift 2 using only a 120mm AIO and mixture of TG and Mesh side panels. You would have to experiment on the orientation of the fans. Do you run them as exhaust or intake?

[@JDuBz815]

Could be wrong, but I don't think there's room for rad/fans on the side panel on the max version. Given the gpu only mounts vertically.

[@shiolei]

Was planning on the classic NR200 for a new build in a few months, but seeing this, definitely interested in a V2 of the original without the included PSU and AIO so I can bring some of my own parts in. Cooler Master did it again!

[@codysmith43]

The 011 Dynamic does such a great job with the back of the case, where it can be set in different positions depending on the motherboard and config you wanna build. Would be great to see Cooler Master implement something similar. Give the user the option to move the motherboard lower to put their own AIO at the top. Keep the power cord at the bottom

[@Kizzster]

Are they going to release the Max without the included AIO and PSU?! A lot of people already have an AIO and PSU...

[@GearSeekers]

It's not for you

[@Kizzster]

@@GearSeekers Well I hope there's plenty of stock for the NR200 Max if SFX PSU's are still difficult to buy

[@TomLanyon]

I think I disagree on the pricing/value - I have the original NR200 with the same CoolerMaster 850w SFX PSU and that was sub $300 AUD combined. So $500 is a bit rich, even for an included AIO. I do agree that this layout is superb and think I'd buy some additional bare NR200 cases if they made a V2 with this layout.

[@GearSeekers]

Cheapest PCIe 4.0 Riser: $100 AUD This PSU: $219 AUD Cheapest 280MM AIO: $149 AUD NR200P: $99 AUD Total: $567 Not sure how you came to that conclusion lol?

[@TomLanyon]

@@GearSeekers the original doesn't need a PCIe riser, and I just told you the NR200 and PSU can be had for under $300. Sure it's close but it's not some sort of insane bargain, was all I was saying.

[@fullmetaflak]

I quite liked the original NR200, so I'm glad CoolerMaster was listening and made a more interesting variant on the original!

[@alejandroavila2646]

- Move gpu slot a couple of milimiters up enough to fit regular size fans at the bottom. - Add USB-C - Update top panel mesh removing the two weird looking 120mm fan holes from previous verison. - Sell it without PSU & AIO with more color options. Now that's how you make the perfect case Cooler Master

[@Fc-cb3tn]

First the NR200p, then the Meshlicious, and now the NR200 Max… Damn I’m really struggling to pick one now.

[@hyshi18]

don’t forget about the lian li q58

[@isaaxrohret7027]

Don't forget the T1 or Ncase M1

[@watintarnation9801]

@@isaaxrohret7027 Those are as twice as expensive though, aren't they?

[@JDuBz815]

For $350.... You get the case, PSU, 280mm AIO, AND the gen4 riser cable. Those can be expensive as well. Seems like a decent price considering the included components.

[@johnjoubert4235]

I love this case and Hell yeah, Nr200P V2!

[@axelis5106]

Your Cinematic modes are freaking awesomes and the song is really cool :D thanks for your videos :D

[@lordseph]

Honestly, I'd go for a version that's a bit longer. So I can stuff a 360 rad in there and use my current ATX psu. That way the only thing I'll really have to change from my current setup would be the motherboard and the case :D

[@camotech1314]

Hey did you get the case?

[@Phalaxis83]

Always annoying when some loser breaks street date early. That's a PROPER good quality case. Awesome video fams. Keep up the hard work.

[@mr.porsche911]

excellent deep reviews, love it.

[@AdrianTap]

Great video! Just bought 1 week ago a CM NR200P :))) .. guess what I am buying next ?! :D

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

I took a PROPER look at this video!

[@zahar027]

Max make sense if you can fit like 2x 120mm slim fans downstairs like jayz pointed out, it's a missed opportunity. The vanilla works better if you want to mod your GPU by replacing the stock GPU fans with normal case fans because of the clearance and to avoid GPU sag. So i would say it's more of sidegrade rather than full upgrade to the vanilla NR200

[@leavikaso]

Hey, you can fit 2x120 slim fans, just not regular 25mm ones

[@activate-motivation]

First time watching ur video, so perfectly explained dude,I ordered the same one ,orange case is sold out every website ,NYC.

[@christopherwood2290]

Vertical mounting gpu's is pointless. AIO's are pointless. Just my opinion. Tiny cases stuffed to the gills is also pointless. A nice air cooler and horizonal mounted gpu keeps the build much simpler, better thermals and a much more pleasing, uncluttered look. Enjoyed the video. Your comments were spot on.

[@bekahsmith1317]

850 PSU and 4.0 riser?? Amazing. CM is really hitting it out of the park with this one. Good to see them really coming back in terms of quality with their cases.

[@ImranKhan-xg4bd]

hi, i just built a rig with this case and am getting some noise from the AIO pump on high rendering loads - any suggestions?

[@superboy305]

Case of the year, this case is like a new puppy. Who doesn't like puppies?👏🏾

[@GearSeekers]

Puppy killers. Evil people!

[@poljackph]

Puppies galore!!

[@superboy305]

@@GearSeekers Keep up the great work 🥳👏🏾

[@josephbhumphrey]

I saw Jayz review late last night, and was really hoping you would get yours up too. Love the videos.

[@GearSeekers]

His was not a review. He broke the embargo by 2 weeks.

[@josephbhumphrey]

@@GearSeekers I didn’t know anything about the embargo on this case until your intro. Jayz, let’s agree to call it not a review but rather an overview, had me really intrigued, but left a couple of questions, namely pricing/availability. Your review answered questions I didn’t know I had. I’ve been wanting to build a SFF system for a while, and at $350 for all they are offering here, this is a no brainer.

[@DaneMurdock]

I'd honestly love to see them make an air cooler focused revision, but this is a nice idea for a lot of people. Very simple, very clean, nice value for money. I'd really love to see a version that is possibly slightly wider for the largest air coolers, along with some sort of sliding floor that could accommodate GPU deshroud mods.

[@johncarr123]

They are now selling the NR200P without the power supply and pump. They also have a NR200 ATX bracket you can now 3D print on there website.

[@GearSeekers]

They sold that before. It's the not same as the MAX internally

[@BCdesu]

GS: No more NR200P content. CM: Hold my MAX

[@GearSeekers]

HAHAHAHAHA! Just when you think you're out, THEY PULL YOU RIGHT BACK IN!

[@jamesalcaraz8729]

Thanks

[@KlaireGearSeekers]

No, thank you!!!!!

[@vdbmario]

Great review, thank you

[@marksulloway5669]

Yes to gray cases.

[@hamsandwhich3378]

So, can I buy this case and rip out the coolerMaster aio and use my own 280mm aio? I would like to use their psu but maybe a different aio. However the gpu seems to only be able to mount vertically here? So I guess it would cover up most of the internal aio anyways

[@lewderoge7386]

OMG thanks for this video. Was going to get the Lian Li Q58 but this case have what I need for my all AMD build.

[@ziich1]

I am certainly excited for this case. I have been looking for a nice small form factor pc . This will be my first pc build I cant wait!!

[@DJaquithFL]

Will the exterior panels from a regular NR200P actually "fit" the Max?? My granddaughter I want to build the pink flamingo version but it lacks the internal water cooling like the max. So I'm thinking about buying both.

[@GearSeekers]

yes

[@DJaquithFL]

@@GearSeekers .. Thank you so much!!! 👍😎

[@The1rust]

I originally had a NR200 as soon as they hit the NA market and loved it but eventually decided I wanted to build in to a Lian Li 011 Mini to show off my hardware. Two of the largest gripes I had with the NR200 was not being able to use the top mount for a rad without some janky solution and cable routing with stiff cables made me feel a deep pain in the pit of my stomach. This solves both along with vertical mounting to boot. I might have to go back with my next build...

[@peterd3413]

I love this man, awesome video!

[@KCS_]

U know what Nick? I'm sold, lucky I didn't pull the trigger on the original NR200, otherwise I'd be upset not being able to buy this one lol

[@GearSeekers]

I hate to actually like something, but I think the MAX is good value!

[@adrianpavlou]

Me too. I almost bought one for the sole reason of modding it. My plan was to move the motherboard tray down so that I could fit an AIO above.

[@johncarr123]

What is the part number for the power supply and the pump? Also what pump can you mount on the front of the case? Only case you can purchase n0ow is the NR200

[@ryanhauser3014]

I'd like to see someone mod the front with a mesh front panel and pop ina 120 or a 140 intake fan..that vertical install sucks for thermals.

[@GearSeekers]

no it really doesn't

[@toadsdude992]

This is a steal man. Great product cooler master

[@norbertgudek6274]

Is there any additional pcie slot for one more pcie cable to plug in in this PSU ? Looking forward to install rtx 4080 and I see it comes with 2 pcie cables and rtx 4080 requires 3 separate cables

[@JayMatth]

Not sure what you mean with "3 separate cables". But this comes with two PCIe y-cables. So each one port on the PSU end and two ends on the GPU end.

[@Mad5cout]

If this had a platinum PSU in it, it would already be in my cart. As is, I want a bare case so I can install my own PSU and an AIO of my choice. One of the reasons for this case may be that they had overstock on the PSU and the CM AIO got panned in reviews because it was too easier to install incorrectly and bust the rad open. This may be their solution to get rid of overstock that they can't sell otherwise.

[@michaelthompson9798]

The “Nick” NR200P’orn Edition 🥰🏆👍. Great review and the only channel to note the Gen4 PCI-E Riser 🥳🎉. I personally have the original NR200 (non-TG panel) and it’s an awesome case and I’m about to dual-rad mod it with my R9 5900X and RTX3080Ti…Tie Edition 👔.

[@numen428]

wonderful vid. wonderful content . thanks !! subbed

[@dougalemacalestyr8365]

Thanks Nick Hope it will come in that blue too

[@GearSeekers]

If it does it would be GAME OVER! It would look so sick!

[@subverter1.188]

Dude, imagine if your cinematic mode was in 60 fps it would have been so much fire

[@GearSeekers]

Disgusting. 60fps is not cinematic.

[@BelliSenior]

absolute loving the upgrades here, now got more options for my upcoming build, was wondering tho if you can fit 2 slim 120mm fans below for better airflow

[@GearSeekers]

They should fit. I did mention that in the video. I didn't get time to test yet because this video was pushed out WAY faster than it should have been.

[@BelliSenior]

@@GearSeekers thanks for the fast reply, keep up with the great content, also maybe if you could test down the line with some aftermarket gpu coolers, if having two intakes in the bottom and the TG panel would improve thermals since it forces airflow from bottom to exhaust in the top ?

[@GearSeekers]

@@BelliSenior I've got a few more videos planned with the MAX ;)

[@BelliSenior]

@@GearSeekers you absolute legend

[@sifren2491]

@@BelliSenior Official website says bottom fan support is 2 x 120mm, 15mm slim fans.

[@alex-zh5yv]

are the included fans / PSU silent when PC is sitting idle in windows?

[@CitizenXFR]

For me the deal breaker is that there is no horizontal GPU mount. For 2 reasons: cancels the benefits of convection flow setup, particularly for founders edition cards with the pass-through, and that you cannot see your Mobo, Pump and Ram if your systems has fancy parts. So... Cooler Master, how about a V3 ? :)

[@OggaDugga]

The deal breaker is not able to even find one for $350 to begin with.

[@camotech1314]

This is a reason why I'm planning to get the original NR200p for my first ITX build.

[@Dooomsie]

Honestly, I watched your previous build on the original NR200P case and decided that I'll go with a NZXT Kraken X63 280mm and Corsair SF750. Would you say that the NR200P MAX has better cooling/performance than ur original build here? (With the nzxt kraken x63) I totalled them up, and they are currently $480 AUD in total. (NR200P case, NZXT Kraken X63, SF750)

[@johnpalcon7570]

why is nobody talking about the GPU!!! its so beautiful

[@josephdesales7791]

Everything you said at 19:49 makes sense.

[@VicedRhino]

There is a mod to get a radiator on the top of an NR200P - basically, it involves flipping the case upside down, and requires a bit of drilling, but it is apparently fairly simple to accomplish if you're willing to drill out the rivets.

[@Blacksadify]

How much room is behind the motherboard area? I was curious if you would be able to fit a GPU with a built in AIO and place the rad on the back side.

[@GearSeekers]

None

[@ja31472]

Where can you get it for $350? Over two years later amazon has it for $450 (with a claimed 10% discount).

[@kaderacing3895]

This case and components, Sick ,Love it ,should really do something with the front panel though, Like some sort of Sick airflow design ,just on the front ,USB socket ,,That would be Sick ,love it seriously thinking of this case as a contender, great work as always Nick /Wife

[@feathersareheavierthansteel]

where does the storage go? (hdd ssd.) got 4 hdds, I'm asking because not one video talks about it.

[@GearSeekers]

This is not the case for you

[@feathersareheavierthansteel]

On the other hand, you can attach an external casing with hdds in it, can't you?

[@cacolol]

Hey, loved your video, can you tell me how many pcie cable were included ? I only received 1 daisy chained and I would need at least 2 to run a 4080 ...

[@coleworld8265]

I just wish CoolerMaster would sell the top rad brackets separately, even without them and minimal modding I managed to fit a Aorus Xtreme 3080 horizontally (it basically sits on the bottom of the case) with a top mounted Kraken Z53 (with swapped out slim fans) and I can still use my glass side panel without sacrificing temps

[@hellequinm]

check the EU official CM store, there's quite a compreensive spare parts being sold there

[@Kippurakorva]

Switch front usb and pwr button location to the front side of the case and bottom and top panels to be matching parts -> Flipping the case to right side orientation would be great. Then add possibility to add feet on the rear panel so people can set this case in vertical position also.

[@chairs-dimension]

Is this case going to be available without the PSU or AIO? Would suck to want to move to it but not be able to bring my existing parts with me...

[@Mopantsu]

$349 for all of that is CRAZY good value! Edit: Just did some calculations based on Amazon prices of an equivalent older case model build (Same PSU. Similar Corsair 280mm AIO, it just has a fancier CPU pump. Came out to be about £350 ($480). That's how good of a deal this new case setup is.

[@TheNannerBeans]

The price from USD to GBP isn't a straight conversion because of import taxes. A fair comparison would be to look up the price of similar products in the US. On Amazon, the psu is $145, the white NR200P is $104, and the CM ML280 cooler or EVGA CLC 280 is $90. That's a total of $339 vs $349 for this kit. So basically it's about the same value as if you bought everything separately.

[@xSabinx1]

It's great that it isn't much bigger. I prefer the original because I'm air cooling but the MAX is an amazing option for anyone willing to use the AIO

[@anonymous3399]

Great video Nick! i'm sorta concerned that it has a weird radiator tube length, how well does it take other 280mm aios? will it take the arctic 280mm for example? are there any complications? the nr200p max is nice but it has the same problem as the nzxt h1 for me. it's a big upfront cost for a "case" although it comes with a cooler and psu

[@jimmyramos1989]

When does it officially release? I checked and it didn’t release on the 16th….

[@gscurd75]

US prices. $350 for the whole thing minus the PSU which can be found on sale for $145. Then the AIO and the cheapest 240 you can find is about $80 which leaves $125 for the case and the riser cable which is the same as it would cost you to just buy the NR200P non max version alone (the P version has the riser cable). Not a bad deal at all considering many of the parts are already installed and how easy it is to build in.

[@rommelbautista6480]

Yesss V2!!!!!

[@wrighty338]

more nr200? yes pls!