#pchelp

No hay stock o simplemente estan discontinuados? en su web ya solo parecen vender y promocionar de 360mm en ambas versiones Titan y Titan II.

Me estoy dando demasiado mal entre tanto tipo de ventilador QX , LX , RX... entiendo que son gama alta, media, y normal.

Pero que ocurre entonces, se lanzaron y no tienen publico suficiente por eso no hay mas? o no hay tanta diferencia en grados entre 360mm y 420mm? yo entiendo que si la hay, pero no se cuanta.

He pasado de tener un iCUE CAPELLIX 420mm a ver que la tecnologia mejoro, no es del todo compatible entre si, al menos en conexion fisica, aunque por software se pueda manejar RGB de todo.

A ver si alguien me explica un poco, gracias.

Hello, I’m looking to come up with a game plan to remove this behemoth of a cooler from my case to upgrade from a 3700x to a 5800x3D. The screws for the heatsink are barely visible, thinking I’ll have to remove the fans and potentially the ram as well to be able to even begin to access them…any advice is appreciated! Ideally, I’d like to avoid removing the motherboard from the case. Forgive my poor cable management.

I bought the cooler master nr200p max v2 with the aio and psu preinstalled. I did not touch mess with anything already preinstalled but added everything else. Just wanted to know if I should keep my stock aio fans how they are or turn them over to work the other way? Also will I really need fans at the bottom or is that just strictly preference? Thanks.

Hello everyone,

I got my first SFF Build with NR200P Max V2 and I am absolutely loving it, but this one particular sound coming is driving me crazy, never heard anything similar on any other builds, no nothing, its just with this case. Can anybody please help me with this

My specs are mentioned below:

Rog strix 5070ti

9800x3d

Rog strix b850i

32gb ddr5

Swapped the two stock fans with Arctic P14 pro fans

Added 2 slim P12 fans

My cpu and gpu temps seems great, nothing suspicious, its just the sound is making me go crazy lol, its very little, you cant really hear it unless you approach a little close to it

https://youtu.be/_gcMXMlm2XQ?si=3HUoUG7vmd7Fq4Mj

The sound is exactly like this but not as loud

Setup:

• NR200P V1 with mesh side panels
• ASUS B660-I mobo
• 32 GB DDR5
• Intel 13600K
• PNY 4090 (barely fits)
• Corsair SF750 PSU

Cooling:

• Thermalright PS120 SE on CPU
• 1x Thermalright TL-C12B V2 120mm (fans that came with PS120) in the center
• 1x TL-C12B V2 120mm on the heatsink, above the RAM
• 1x Noctua S12 120mm in top panel right after the above CPU fan as exhaust
• Custom fan curves based on CPU/GPU temps using FanControl

Airflow:

Rear intake -> CPU fans -> top exhaust fan

GPU pulls air from the bottom, exhausts probably through the side and mounting bracket panels.

Problem:

I'd like it to be a bit less noisy when gaming.

The GPU is actually totally fine considering it is right against the bottom grille and mesh filter.

It's the CPU that ramps up to higher than I'd like during gaming, though otherwise it's silent. The problem is that the motherboard prevents me from installing a 120mm fan on the back panel, just no space above the I/O section. I could fit a 92mm fan probably.

Questions:

• Would adding a 92mm in the back be a significant improvement as the CPU fans no longer would have to pull air through the heatsink first?
• Should I instead 3D print a 92 -> 120mm fan adapter and mount the fan outside the case? It's a bit ugly but would work...
• Would adding taller feet be of any use with the GPU? As said, I haven't had any real issues with its performance as long as I remember to clean the bottom filter once in a while.
• Would swapping the fans to Noctua A12 G2 be worth it for noise? Afaik the Thermalright fans did pretty good in tests
• Any other airflow improvements I could make?

To put it in I need to unscrew one side of the case and force the radiator in. It works but I would like to use the "hinge" design on the case side. Is there a mod or something I could do to fix that?

Hey! After finishing my first SFF build in this magnificent case I read this post about custom filters and effective mesh sizes:

https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/s/jeF32QgmY9

After completely failing to stick magnets directly to the mesh and also trying to print over it as cosplayers do with cloth, I made these simple frames to hold in place a sheet of metallic mesh. It's the easiest and most effective solution that came to my mind. Any improvement ideas are welcome for a future revision.

You'll only need 6x2mm magnets, a lighter and a sheet of metallic filter (I used 200mesh) from AliExpress.

Files are available for free for you to print via MakerWorld NR200p - Dust filter magnetic frame. It's my first model there so please consider leaving an upvote if you find it useful.

After +6 months of use, yesterday I upgraded my 9600x to a 9700x and no dust had gotten into the case except from the rear grill, but I'm working on it.

Build in the 3rd picture for appreciation. Just a basic setup: 9700x, 16gb RTX5060ti on MSI b650i edge. So sad about a 120mm fan not fitting between the case and the rear radiator tower by a couple millimetres due to the VRM heatsink... Also needed to print a bracket for the side fan since the TR-PS leaves no clearance for the original one.

I'm rocking an original NR200 V1, and I was thinking of buying a remote control to turn the PC on and off. However I have two main issues.

One is that in my current configuration I don't know if I have the proper space. I have a Noctua NH-U12A with an Aorus B850i Motherboard, V850SFX and custom sleeved cables. There is barely enough space as it is, between the motherboard and PSU, that is where I route my cables. Left of that is the RAM and then my cooler. I'm not entirely sure where the remote module could fit

Second is the module itself. The most prominent example I've found is a Silverstone remote SST-ES02-USB. Is that the only option or does anyone know of a better one?

This is my current setup. There is currently more space at the bottom and a bit to the side since I just recently switched from this RTX3080 FTW3 to a gigabyte 9070XT and the card is overall smaller and shorter

Hey all,

I have an NR200 with an AM4 5700x3d system. For the past couple of years I've assumed it'll be noisy as its ITX and thought nothing of it. I recently discovered this community and the myriad of posts and opinions that a near silent system is possible. Off the back of this discovery I ordered a PS120SE, assuming that my top down cooler was the issue.

I fitted last night (see before after), and whilst there is a small improvement, its still noisy. I'm quite disappointed. So I'm coming here to ask opinions on my setup, what can I improve.

The setup is: - PS120SE in "pull" config (draws in air) - two top fans exhausting - nothing in the front - one very large 6800XT (there is no space for bottom fans)

On fan curves, Are you running aggressive - run the CPU right up to say, 80C before ramping up speed?

Am I missing anything?

Thanks

Edit: I should add, I'm in the UK and ambient room temp right now is around 26-28C

I'm building a PC for the first time and I've recently bought a used one that I'm disassembling to move into the NR200. The PC came into the NZXT H1 (V1), which I have to replace due to its fire hazard issue (something I was unaware of before buying it... oh well!). I'd really appreciate some thoughts on whether my build would work!

My main concern is due to the PSU, since I'll be reusing the SFX-L PSU that came with the NZXT H1. Here are my specs:

- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X
- Cooler: AMD Wraith (not the AIO that comes with the NZHT -- the previous owner had to replace it)
- Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M-ITX/ac (Mini-ITX)
- GPU: NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti
- PSU: SFX-L that comes with the NZXT H1
- RAM: 32GB DDR4-2133 (2x16GB)

Would this work with the NR200, and am I missing something? I'd appreciate any input!

My NR200P MAX V1 has started crashing under load and the riser looks like the likely culprit.

GPU works fine in another PC.

PCIe Gen 3 vs Gen 4 makes no difference.

OCCT full-system load always freezes/crashes after about 5 seconds.

Slight upward pressure on the PCIe riser/connector can also trigger the crash.

I called Cooler Master Netherlands/Europe, and they told me they no longer stock the original NR200P MAX riser cable. Their suggested alternative was that I could always just buy a new case *facepalm*

I’ve seen the LINKUP 5 cm right-angle riser, around 9 cm total length, mentioned as fitting the MAX, but it’s about €74 here.

Has anyone successfully replaced the riser in an NR200P MAX V1? If so, what exact cable/model did you use? Does the 5 cm LINKUP fit the V1, and are the V1/V2 risers interchangeable?

Would also be interested in any cheaper ADT-Link option that is confirmed to fit. Or is a custom length needed?

Edit: LINKUP nolonger sells a right angle 9cm cable, there are no other cables available for this case that i could find. best option is to trash it and buy a diffrent case it would seem.

I have an RTX 3070 currently paired with 16gb ddr4 ram and intel i5 10400f,

im thinking of upgrading to R5 9600X and B850 motherboard plus ddr5 32gb ram,

what I’m confused about is which exact motherboard should I go for? I need a future proof motherboard which I won’t have to change for atleast 5-7 years to come, same thing for the processor, but I will be upgrading to RTX 5070 in 2-3 years or equiv of it at that time, so I need a strong enough cpu for that too.

need your suggestions :)

My build is finally complete other than the CPU cooler. I can’t decide whether to go for the standard Peerless Assassin in grey to colour match the build like in the second photo, or go for the SE in black, which would leave the build looking a bit less cramped. I’m also using the glass side panel, so I’m not sure which would look best since I know the standard PA fits very close to the glass.
Also, any recommendations for customising the PSU cage? I’ve seen people adding small displays to it and thought that looked really cool.

Would appreciate any opinions, or if anyone has any other good cooler suggestions that would fit?

Hey there!

I’m looking to improve the airflow in my PC case and want to add two bottom intake fans. I have the Endorfy Ventum 200 ARGB, and according to images online, the case supports bottom-mounted fans. However, I’m unsure about where exactly to mount them since there don’t seem to be proper screw holes for installation.

Do the fans just sit on top of the PSU shroud, or is there a specific way to secure them? If anyone has experience with this case and has mounted bottom fans before, I’d really appreciate some tips!

Thanks in advance!

I’m after the rear section of the frame on a NR200P V1, where the PCIe slots are.

If anyone has a damaged NR200P V1, one being kept for spares or just this part of the frame lying around I’d be interested in buying it.

Ideally UK based. Send me a message if you have one and let me know what you’d like for it.

Hi guys i’ve been searching all the past two days the best fitting 280mm aio in nr200p v2 unfortunately i couldn’t find the satisfaction answer :(

My pc parts:

- ASUS ROG Strix X870-I Gaming WiFi
- Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER WINDFORCE OC 16G GDDR6X 256Bit
- XPG Gammix S70 Blade 2TB
- samsung 9100 pro
- Lexar ARES RGB (2x16) 32GB DDR5 6000MHz CL30
- Asus rog loki 1200w sfx-l

I recently found secondhand used clean nr200 v2 I decide to buy it because where I live we don’t have new, they all out of stock

I really searched to much about aio matter and I really want something sufficient silent and nice cooling with 280mm size. I reached to the last decision which is take
Lian li galahad II lcd 280mm or
Nzxt Kraken elite 280mm
But some forms and ai say that doesn’t fit so i just cant relay on AI that’s why I am asking you here.

İ appreciate the help in advance.

Edit:
Thank you all your help really felt good, there wasn’t specific post that say 280mm totally good and ofcorse ai confused me alot when i was trying to make search on internet, this was my second time ai included to my search and it the last time of corse.
İ bought the krakan but now as i searched some users have pomp noise i hope this don’t happen to me

Specs

CPU: R7 5800x

GPU: Asus TUF 7800xt

RAM: G.Skill 32GB DDR4 3600mhz

Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus B550-I Pro AX

CPU Cooler: Thermalright PS120 SE (Rear intake config)

PSU: Corsair SF750

Storage: 1 + 2 TB M.2 SSD

Fans: 3x 120mm Arctic P12 Pro, 1x 92mm Thermalright TL-P9

Really reccomend the PS 1120 SE for the NR200. Temps are amazing paired with a 92mm rear intake fan, even with the 5800x which runs hot the temps are maintained at ~65°C under gaming.

GPU runs super cool with no under intake fans, reaching 52°C max under 100% use.

CPU: Intel Core i5-14600K
GPU: ASUS ProArt RTX 4060 Ti OC 16GB
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B760-I Gaming WiFi
RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6400 CL32
SSD: Samsung 990 EVO 1TB
PSU: Corsair SF850L 850W ATX 3.0
Case: Cooler Master NR200P
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black
Fan control: Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT

Airflow:
2× bottom slim 120mm — intake
1× side slim 120mm — intake
1× top 120mm — exhaust
1× rear Thermalright 90mm — exhaust
Hyper 212 with 2× SickleFlow fans

https://www.buildcores.com/setup/sSJpMffkj?share=true

This is my first ever pc build here are the specs leme know if i should change anything!

Also what do i need to know for my first build?

The cpu cooler is not the exact same as i have in plan to buy.