Cooler Master MasterBox NR200 Mini-ITX Case - Black

This case it's great, very nice looking, lots of space, easy to open and you can remove the screws on the corners for even more space when putting everything inside. However, when you're building, you notice some small caveats. My biggest problem was the my SFX-L PSU pushed my 330mm GPU downwards as the cables are too stiff and connectors are too long. I recommend using an sfx PSU instead. Another problem it's that the side mounted fans make little difference in temperatures, intake, exhaust, no fans, not much difference. This area it's better reserved for a radiator. Another problem I found was that my mobo has a back SSD slot and would get to 90c. I added a thermal pad between the SSD and the mobo and a copper slim heatsink and they improved to 70c under load. ... MoreThis case it's great, very nice looking, lots of space, easy to open and you can remove the screws on the corners for even more space when putting everything inside. However, when you're building, you notice some small caveats. My biggest problem was the my SFX-L PSU pushed my 330mm GPU downwards as the cables are too stiff and connectors are too long. I recommend using an sfx PSU instead. Another problem it's that the side mounted fans make little difference in temperatures, intake, exhaust, no fans, not much difference. This area it's better reserved for a radiator. Another problem I found was that my mobo has a back SSD slot and would get to 90c. I added a thermal pad between the SSD and the mobo and a copper slim heatsink and they improved to 70c under load. Finally, if you decide to go liquid cooling, there's not a lot of free space between the PSU back and the left panel, so fitting a rad with a 25mm fan might be difficult, also if you are going custom, getting a pump/reservoir to fit in the back of the PSU also might be a difficult task. However, consider that my GPU was 330mm, probably a smaller GPU or using a GPU water block will free up lots of space.I had a very small case before this one, so this one feels huge, but there's no way I can fit a 3090 on my previous case. Also please consider that I loved this case and I'm mentioning things that complicated things a bit, but by no means I think it's a bad case. These are things that I recommend keeping in mind, that's all.

Everything about the case is exactly as I expected it to be except for a small handful of issues. All the measurements were up to spec and as anticipated for my client. However, the second fan provided in the case will hardly be of any use to you if you want the fan properly secured since it only ship with rubber gromets and plastic inserts, so don't bank on the second fan saving you much money on a cooling solution.The power supply mount was a fair bit difficult as well even considering I purchased a fully modular power supply to go with this case. You only have 2 real options for mounting the PSU being internal cables facing up into the chassis ceiling, or down into the chassis floor. I opted to install it facing towards the floor of the chassis for the sake of ... MoreEverything about the case is exactly as I expected it to be except for a small handful of issues. All the measurements were up to spec and as anticipated for my client. However, the second fan provided in the case will hardly be of any use to you if you want the fan properly secured since it only ship with rubber gromets and plastic inserts, so don't bank on the second fan saving you much money on a cooling solution.The power supply mount was a fair bit difficult as well even considering I purchased a fully modular power supply to go with this case. You only have 2 real options for mounting the PSU being internal cables facing up into the chassis ceiling, or down into the chassis floor. I opted to install it facing towards the floor of the chassis for the sake of room and easier cable run, however once we got around to installing the graphics card things were made SIGNIFICANTLY more difficult. Thankfully we managed a way to actually use the cables as a sort of card support to prevent the card from flexing too much but it was still pretty dodgy getting everything crammed into the appropriate areas without breaking or straining anything.Beyond those few issues the case is otherwise perfect. Plenty of modularity and one thing cooler master actually did that they didn't have to (And I'm personally a HUGE fan of) is they did include a fan splitter in the case! Which saves you a bit of money and goes to show that they do understand the market their shipping these into and care to make these a bit easier on the consumer-end for people who may not fully understand the short comings of cases like these (And the motherboards they're intended for by extension)Despite those few issues, the case works amazing and you can really feel the airflow from the case. Every single vent except for the rear vents as a mesh dust filter which is great and the panels are incredibly easy to remove but not so easy that you're worried about them popping off during transport. Very intuitive case and when the time comes for another project using ITX parts I'll definitely be ordering this case.

Thinking about building a small form factor pc, then this is the case for you, it's not too big and not too small, and plenty of ventilation to keep your hotter pc components cool. Alongside youtube I was build an awesome gaming pc and keep my AMD Ryzen processor cool with this case, a definite must-buy.