What this video doesn't show is how much research, planning and preparation goes into a small form factor build. There is no room for mistakes, and its a pain to have to pull everything apart if you forget to pre run the cables to where they are needed. Well done on a nice clean build.
I mean there is some room for mistakes, like forgetting to install your RAM or flipping the switch in your PSU. However, this guy is a cable management champ.
@@Athasin I don’t think he forgot the RAM, it’s smart to leave it out because you could bend/snap it in such a tight build. He definitely forgot the PSU switch though 😂
@@Play4fuNNNNNnn ofcourse it is, if you just know how to plan and have some knowledge...then everything is easypeacy! Been building pc's for over 25 years and can do it blindfolded but eveyone has to start somewhere. And yeah, everyone is a noob in the beginning, you noob!
"Oh, you clever bastard"... what I said when you pre-routed those cables BEHIND the motherboard tray. Why didn't I think of that for my own NR200P build? Superb job with all those fans, and the associated cable management. Pretty sweet build overall.
I originally ran my cpu cable behind my motherboard as well but decided against it. If one of this solder points behind the motherboard somehow punctured through the cable would instantly see white smoke. The cables on the sf750 seem kind of thin.
I like that most of the video shows how the cables are managed, and which cables go where. Most of the PC builds you see on YT, only show them putting in the GPU, CPU and RAM and then they call it a day. This showed everything, which for beginners like me is way more useful.
@@Sou_zed basic fans are like... 5w a piece and maybe a few more for rgb, im sure its ok as long as your not doing something stupid like 5 fans on a splitter cable to your motherboard header
@@nlpx no, I have similar build. I have two Arctic P12 on top and two stock 140mm NZXT fans which came with AIO. No fans under my RTX 3080. Even under heavy load my system is cool and silent.
Yeah I'm stuck between an NZXT H1 and the CM NR200P as well! H1 looks sick and takes very little space on your desk, but you're stuck with the 140mm aio included and if that goes bad or if you want better cooling, you can't do anything about it. And apparently there are some issues of it causing fire! NR200P isn't as compact but there's so much more you can do! Which one are you planning on getting at the moment?
I used your design to setup my Ryzen 5600x/3080 in an NR200P and my temps are 66c in gaming, 74c in stress testing. GPU never goes over 75c. Fans at or around 60%. Thanks for the great build video!
@@BrazenFondWowzers!! That is a bit out of normal reach. I play at 4K on my 3080 and it can reach 90% usage and never see above 64°C. My CPU also never goes about 65°C.
That has to be not only one of the cleanest SFF builds out there, but also one of the most beautiful ones too. I really enjoyed watching this come together and decided on my next case. Your meticulous cable management just made my day.
this is itx not sff, sff is sub 10 litre only. see my custom built sff case against nr200p ibb.co/xStpwzM rocking b550i, 3700x, 120mm aio,32gb ram, 650w sfx, strix 2080ti and 2tb nvme. load temps 64 to 69 both gpu and cpu. fits in a backpack or 7kg hand carry bag ibb.co/d2zpXxh
@@gamerdaddy2570 My good sir, SFF is anything significantly smaller than a mid-tower build. I see you're flexing, and that is fine, but ask anyone in the SFF community. The NR200P is one of the most popular SFF cases to build in. I'll take a look at yours soon. I wish you a great day.
@@The_GaijinGamer its itx, no ones flexing. Im flrixng my custom made sff design yeh, there is a difference between matx itx and sff. Anything below 10 litre is sff. Even the 12 litre Ncase m1 isnt sff. Anyway my sff case is 30% smaller this so called sff and easily running all high end stuff. You need to know what sff means because you are insulting sff community by calling this giant of a case a sff. Good day.
@@gamerdaddy2570 @SJ Someone's having a bad day. Clearly your limited view and boasting of your specs isn't the reason behind your narrow field of vision. An ITX case is something like the NZXT 310/310i, not the NR200P, which is by far smaller than most cases and better lookin; dare I say, than the Ncase or even the Node 202. Calling it an insult is childish. You act like it is something exclusive to yourself.
@@davetechme I mean they are all insulated so they should be ok. You might get signal bleed, though in a computer situation this is usually only evident in audio which is usually pretty average on board anyway. You should be fine.
I admire this build, more details in video than others that gives "instruction" audio. I also like how he placed additional m.2s and a 2.5" drive, a more practical approach when It comes to future proofing your storage. Great job! the ram almost got me though, I was like "did he forget the ram?" lmao
Damn this build is noice. Like the fact that you fit 8 fans. Also, dude you cable management stills. I need to rewatch this vid, cause that management it’s so damn it’s fine.
So sick. Will be building a NR200 build loosely based off of this video. Gotta study your cable management system over the next two weeks while I wait for parts to arrive. Glad the music is sooooo gooood. I'm pumped!
Update: NGL your cable management is better than mine even though you have more 1 more fan with and a bigger AIO (I have 6 120mms and a 90mm compared to your 8 120mms). Also, I had to use spacers with the screws on the bottom fans coz apparently, the fans are hitting the case. Not sure if that's just an issue for me? Anw hats off to you.
Like most others say I love how they show everything for the installation and the music was also not bad like other builds where it's overly loud and not that pleasant on the ears
i dont know a lot about pcs but this looks so much prettier than the other builds ive seen for mini cases! thank you for uploading this, its gonna help a lot when i build my pc!
Well sir, you are definitely a target oriented guy, I'm still trying to figure out how to top mount a 240 mm AIO con the NR200p and this is simple amazing. Thank you.
This is simply the best build video I have ever watched. Closeup shots, steady camera, good music. I learned so much, that this case will be my next build.
After I have watched this video several times. I decided to build a similar setup. Thank you very much for that. NR200P (stock fans) with KrakenX63 (stock fans) but Asus X570-I, AMD X5800, RTX3080, 700W PSU, 512GB M.2+ 2TB M.2+1TB SSD, 32GB Ram, 2 additional slim fans in the floor. I am still finetuning fan curves and collecting experience with it and it is very quite on desktop work, but with gaming it gets extremely loud, I am still below 70°C on CPU and GPU and hope to reduce the noise. I also think about replacing the PSU fan because the fan makes an "eeeeee" noise even on low speeds and it doesn't shut up for some minutes even after taking away the load. The build was very much fun, but the cable managment is very hard and looks to simple in this video... it is way harder. Especially because there are no real SFF cable sets available on the market I had a hard time especially installing two 60cm PCIe cables in this case. (MANUFACTURES! We need short versions!)
@@Subdubbin Silverstone SST-SX700-G v1.1. The 750W Corsair is not available in near future arround here, else I would have picked that and it still was hard to get. Since I am not going to overclock the 700W should be sufficient. I will even try me on undervolting just for noise reduction.
Referenced this vid for my build and pretty much copied the cable routing to a T. The only major space differences were I used a 240mm rad, no bottom fans, and a EVGA 3080ti FTW 3. Needless to say, the bundle of cables in the front of the case was… a nightmare. In the end, it all fits and cools rather nicely. This thing is a massive upgrade from the Thermaltake Tower 100
Great build and video especially the cable management on NR200, incredible. 1 hour build, 3 hours cable management :) That is also probably the highest number of fans i have seen in this case, so many i can't even fathom the air flow plan here. Excluding GPU you already have like 8 fans? now that is 11 fans if we include GPU! Since my build aligns very closely with yours i have couple of questions. NR200P comes with a TG Panel, did you get to use it? i believe with this configuration you can't since AIO relies on intake from sides? I am considering returning AIO for air cooling with more fans. Fans being so tight from AIO Radiator with PSU didn't harm or cause turbulence near the PSU?
I got this case but I got to give it to you, you did great research and prepared greatly for this setup not only when it came to the cable management (cables behind motherboard was genius) but also being aware of your MOBO enough to know that you needed that Commander pro and Corsair RGB hub. Personally for a sleeker look & easier process I went with all black no RGB insides but it looks great ! Can i come over so you can build my next one ? lol going even more ITX soon with the Ncase M1 V6
Saw a similar setup over at optimum tech, and that tight clearance results in a standard pull variety netting a 2 degree cooler result, in his testing at least.
Very handy video, thank you. Been buying stuff and planning my first mini itx build for a little while now, ended up getting the nr200p. Was unsure about what to do for fans and I ended up getting the same corsair unit you used here. Since I'm not planning on doing push/pull for the x63 rad I think I'm going to try mounting it on the psu shroud, but it's good to know there's room to stick it down the front as well. Now it's just a matter of waiting for the parts to get here. ugh
@@marieantoine didn't try, it's mounted on the side panel. temps are fine, and the case was a breeze to build in, honestly. In the end I stuffed the fan controller down the front like in the video, didn't have room on the psu cage thing. My only real issue with my build were the psu cables for my 700w silverstone unit. Very stiff and hard to route around stuff, if I had known it'd take 6 months to get my cpu I would've waited for the corsair sf750 to come back in stock. oh yeah, and I ended up with a Corsair Hydro H115i RGB Platinum 280mm rad aio instead of the x63, my original order got cancelled for whatever reason. Swapped the fans for 140mm noctuas, very cool and incredibly silent.
@@amafi_poe I guess side panel is really the way to go for me then. Gonna build mine next month when all the parts arrive. The psu I got is cooler master v650 sfx though. Wish I got the corsair sf750 instead, much more expensive but more reliable from what I read. But oh well it's already shipped...
Wow .. A lot went into that build, literally. I'm kinda curious on the temps the way everything is packed in that small space. Imagine cleaning the dust out of this one in the future. I like the way you put the video together.
Why 2 sets of fans for the AIO? This looks way to tight. Im sure its fine, but it just seems that it would work even better without the inner set with regards to board and GPU Temp.
@@jonathangregory704 I actually just saw a build with a 3090 in this case. It also had an arctic liquid freezer 2 as well.. It's on pcpartpicker.com if you want to see it.
Thanks to you! am building literally something super similar and most definitely am going to have a lot of fans like your build.. JAJA JAJA tbh best build I have seen with the nr200p
What this video doesn't show is how much research, planning and preparation goes into a small form factor build. There is no room for mistakes, and its a pain to have to pull everything apart if you forget to pre run the cables to where they are needed. Well done on a nice clean build.
I mean there is some room for mistakes, like forgetting to install your RAM or flipping the switch in your PSU. However, this guy is a cable management champ.
@@Athasin I don’t think he forgot the RAM, it’s smart to leave it out because you could bend/snap it in such a tight build. He definitely forgot the PSU switch though 😂
easy as fuck you noob
This is an NR200 lol, one of the largest mini itx cases. You're overexaggerating a lot
@@Play4fuNNNNNnn ofcourse it is, if you just know how to plan and have some knowledge...then everything is easypeacy! Been building pc's for over 25 years and can do it blindfolded but eveyone has to start somewhere. And yeah, everyone is a noob in the beginning, you noob!
"Oh, you clever bastard"... what I said when you pre-routed those cables BEHIND the motherboard tray. Why didn't I think of that for my own NR200P build?
Superb job with all those fans, and the associated cable management. Pretty sweet build overall.
What cables did he route behind the motherboard?
@@sunbryyusunbry8470 the 8 pin CPU power cable, AIO sata and fan hub wire, and AIO USB.
I originally ran my cpu cable behind my motherboard as well but decided against it.
If one of this solder points behind the motherboard somehow punctured through the cable would instantly see white smoke.
The cables on the sf750 seem kind of thin.
@@Pwnag3Inc A very valid concern. 🤔
it's a horrible place to run them.
I like that most of the video shows how the cables are managed, and which cables go where. Most of the PC builds you see on YT, only show them putting in the GPU, CPU and RAM and then they call it a day. This showed everything, which for beginners like me is way more useful.
How many fans do you need?
This guy: YES!
I was just about to write this! First time I've seen this case with 8 fans.
I'm kinda worried about the power delivery with these fans. Great build anyways
are all those really necessary?
@@Sou_zed basic fans are like... 5w a piece and maybe a few more for rgb, im sure its ok as long as your not doing something stupid like 5 fans on a splitter cable to your motherboard header
@@nlpx no, I have similar build. I have two Arctic P12 on top and two stock 140mm NZXT fans which came with AIO. No fans under my RTX 3080. Even under heavy load my system is cool and silent.
I was 90% decided to build a NZXT H1, but it went down to 40% after I saw this case. The thermal potential of this case is tough to ignore.
Yeah I'm stuck between an NZXT H1 and the CM NR200P as well! H1 looks sick and takes very little space on your desk, but you're stuck with the 140mm aio included and if that goes bad or if you want better cooling, you can't do anything about it. And apparently there are some issues of it causing fire! NR200P isn't as compact but there's so much more you can do! Which one are you planning on getting at the moment?
Have had the H1 for a little under two years. Thermals on GPU (I run a 2070 Super) are absolutely horrendous.
@@reocraft3887 you actually get a 280mm aio and have the option of buying the case as a standalone though
@@ChenChennesen hows the AIO on this one tho? isnt there a rule of thumb where the inlet tubbe should be above the CPU level? or something like that?
5:53 i like how everything up until this point was small and then here comes this absolute *behemoth* of a gpu
This gpu is at least 30% smaller than what I'm trying to do in this case atm
You just sold me on this case. At first, I was like "man look at all of the wasted space inside". Well done!
I used your design to setup my Ryzen 5600x/3080 in an NR200P and my temps are 66c in gaming, 74c in stress testing. GPU never goes over 75c. Fans at or around 60%. Thanks for the great build video!
If you also used AIO cooling with this air flow, did you get to use TG Panel at all that comes with NR200P ?
@@rigormortisrm TG panel is there if I decide to go with a custom external loop in the future. But it's not in use ATM as it'll block the airflow
nice been looking for this config temps, currently have system in Q58 and getting 84c at cpu in gaming and 76c on gpu.....
@@BrazenFondWowzers!! That is a bit out of normal reach. I play at 4K on my 3080 and it can reach 90% usage and never see above 64°C. My CPU also never goes about 65°C.
@asmongoldsmouth9839 bit of tweeking with the 280mm radiator got temps down to 64° when under load
That has to be not only one of the cleanest SFF builds out there, but also one of the most beautiful ones too. I really enjoyed watching this come together and decided on my next case. Your meticulous cable management just made my day.
this is itx not sff, sff is sub 10 litre only.
see my custom built sff case against nr200p
ibb.co/xStpwzM
rocking b550i, 3700x, 120mm aio,32gb ram, 650w sfx, strix 2080ti and 2tb nvme. load temps 64 to 69 both gpu and cpu.
fits in a backpack or 7kg hand carry bag
ibb.co/d2zpXxh
@@gamerdaddy2570 My good sir, SFF is anything significantly smaller than a mid-tower build. I see you're flexing, and that is fine, but ask anyone in the SFF community. The NR200P is one of the most popular SFF cases to build in.
I'll take a look at yours soon. I wish you a great day.
@@The_GaijinGamer its itx, no ones flexing.
Im flrixng my custom made sff design yeh, there is a difference between matx itx and sff. Anything below 10 litre is sff. Even the 12 litre Ncase m1 isnt sff. Anyway my sff case is 30% smaller this so called sff and easily running all high end stuff. You need to know what sff means because you are insulting sff community by calling this giant of a case a sff. Good day.
@@gamerdaddy2570 @SJ Someone's having a bad day.
Clearly your limited view and boasting of your specs isn't the reason behind your narrow field of vision.
An ITX case is something like the NZXT 310/310i, not the NR200P, which is by far smaller than most cases and better lookin; dare I say, than the Ncase or even the Node 202.
Calling it an insult is childish. You act like it is something exclusive to yourself.
@@The_GaijinGamer You are dumb enough to call nr200p sff so i will leave it here. Byem
What a build. I was blown away with how much you stuffed into that thing... wow.
this is the first time I see someone routing the cable between the MB and the case. very creative way to cable management!
Stupid question but is it safe to have wires/cables touching the PCB or other board components? It's something I always try to avoid.
@@davetechme I mean they are all insulated so they should be ok. You might get signal bleed, though in a computer situation this is usually only evident in audio which is usually pretty average on board anyway.
You should be fine.
it's the first time because it's a dumba** way to do it
Mad respect on the cable management job. Masterful work.
I admire this build, more details in video than others that gives "instruction" audio.
I also like how he placed additional m.2s and a 2.5" drive, a more practical approach when It comes to future proofing your storage. Great job! the ram almost got me though, I was like "did he forget the ram?" lmao
Your videos are straight up addicting... please do more and never stop!
Damn this build is noice. Like the fact that you fit 8 fans. Also, dude you cable management stills. I need to rewatch this vid, cause that management it’s so damn it’s fine.
So sick. Will be building a NR200 build loosely based off of this video. Gotta study your cable management system over the next two weeks while I wait for parts to arrive. Glad the music is sooooo gooood. I'm pumped!
You sir deserve more subs. Love these builds. Gonna transplant my pc over the weekends and will use your vid as a guide. Thanks for the work!
Update: NGL your cable management is better than mine even though you have more 1 more fan with and a bigger AIO (I have 6 120mms and a 90mm compared to your 8 120mms). Also, I had to use spacers with the screws on the bottom fans coz apparently, the fans are hitting the case. Not sure if that's just an issue for me? Anw hats off to you.
Like most others say I love how they show everything for the installation and the music was also not bad like other builds where it's overly loud and not that pleasant on the ears
this is so relaxing to watch you just build to some chill hop and not hear a super long winded explanation
It's tight AF, but you pulled it off. Masterwork!
Wow! I'm surprised you fit all of that in there! Beautiful build!
Thanks! Wasn't easy lol
This is some top notch build quality
also i love you show the wiring . most youtubers skip that part . very very very helpful
Damn i did not expect that push pull config with the rgb inside this case, well done
The push pull config and routing cables behind the mobo was a nice touch 👍🏻
i dont know a lot about pcs but this looks so much prettier than the other builds ive seen for mini cases! thank you for uploading this, its gonna help a lot when i build my pc!
Great system. I like how you put it in details how to install all the things. I've lost count how many fans that has been used.
Incredible planning of literally everything! Doesn't matter how long ago - awesome to watch. Thanks for sharing.
Nice work bro, happy with your calm and step by step, im watching this during my lunch hour, so enjoyable.
this man is a cable management god
Well sir, you are definitely a target oriented guy, I'm still trying to figure out how to top mount a 240 mm AIO con the NR200p and this is simple amazing. Thank you.
NGL, still one of the best builds I've seen for this case.
Cool build I like so much small builds, I've got myself an Inwin A1+ and I also like the chill music bro
Glad to see others appreciate and doing good cable managment. Darn sad to see build videos throwing hardware into a case just to get done faster.
I build one with R7 7800X3D + RX 7900 XTX + 280mm AIO following your steps and it worked!
How has it held up?
Damn 8 fans in this lil thing, what an amazing build... bravo, subed cuz of this
wow that was 20 minutes well spent watching this , absolute pleasure mate , chef's kiss on that cable management 👌
This is simply the best build video I have ever watched. Closeup shots, steady camera, good music. I learned so much, that this case will be my next build.
I didn't think this was possible, well done.
I enjoyed the build up, can't wait to build mine this Wednesday!
i dont know why i find this kind of videos so relaxing OMG xD
This is amazing to watch, very satifying and excellent cable management! You have my subscription
ayo homie went with the push pull too DAMN. well done bud
This is a 10/10 nr200 build. I have watched them all on youtube and this is the best one!
2/10 for thermals and airflow, this system is running relatively hot even with 8 fans and an aio cooler.
I can't believe that I just saw the whole video.
Very stunning!
Keep it up!
After I have watched this video several times. I decided to build a similar setup. Thank you very much for that.
NR200P (stock fans) with KrakenX63 (stock fans) but Asus X570-I, AMD X5800, RTX3080, 700W PSU, 512GB M.2+ 2TB M.2+1TB SSD, 32GB Ram, 2 additional slim fans in the floor.
I am still finetuning fan curves and collecting experience with it and it is very quite on desktop work, but with gaming it gets extremely loud, I am still below 70°C on CPU and GPU and hope to reduce the noise. I also think about replacing the PSU fan because the fan makes an "eeeeee" noise even on low speeds and it doesn't shut up for some minutes even after taking away the load.
The build was very much fun, but the cable managment is very hard and looks to simple in this video... it is way harder. Especially because there are no real SFF cable sets available on the market I had a hard time especially installing two 60cm PCIe cables in this case. (MANUFACTURES! We need short versions!)
Heck yeah. Which PSU do you have?
@@Subdubbin Silverstone SST-SX700-G v1.1. The 750W Corsair is not available in near future arround here, else I would have picked that and it still was hard to get. Since I am not going to overclock the 700W should be sufficient. I will even try me on undervolting just for noise reduction.
Great build. Cable management was excellent. Thank you 👍🏻
the cable management
im speechless
absolute madlad with the 4x140mm
Referenced this vid for my build and pretty much copied the cable routing to a T. The only major space differences were I used a 240mm rad, no bottom fans, and a EVGA 3080ti FTW 3. Needless to say, the bundle of cables in the front of the case was… a nightmare. In the end, it all fits and cools rather nicely. This thing is a massive upgrade from the Thermaltake Tower 100
Great build and video especially the cable management on NR200, incredible. 1 hour build, 3 hours cable management :) That is also probably the highest number of fans i have seen in this case, so many i can't even fathom the air flow plan here. Excluding GPU you already have like 8 fans? now that is 11 fans if we include GPU! Since my build aligns very closely with yours i have couple of questions. NR200P comes with a TG Panel, did you get to use it? i believe with this configuration you can't since AIO relies on intake from sides? I am considering returning AIO for air cooling with more fans. Fans being so tight from AIO Radiator with PSU didn't harm or cause turbulence near the PSU?
wow, you fit a LOT of cables in that case
Which is why the thermals ain't looking great bc the cables were blocking airflow within the system, which was running at an average of 60-70 °c.
@@stevewarwick2103 wym those are perfectly fine thermals with plenty of head room lol
Best nr200 tutorial on YT. Nice job.
LOL
I was just finished a build in it this morning only to find it not booting bc the motherboard is dead rip. Nice job!
Mann! Ur cable management was amazing to watch
Wow nice production especially at the end. Convincing 😆
Omg! This is my dream setup! The exact cpu, case, motherboard. Only that now as a gpu there isrtx 3060. It is amazing!!
Same to me bro
Slickest build ever
I'm impressed you managed to fit a push pull config there, damn that's tight
your builds are something on another level
I got this case but I got to give it to you, you did great research and prepared greatly for this setup not only when it came to the cable management (cables behind motherboard was genius) but also being aware of your MOBO enough to know that you needed that Commander pro and Corsair RGB hub. Personally for a sleeker look & easier process I went with all black no RGB insides but it looks great ! Can i come over so you can build my next one ? lol going even more ITX soon with the Ncase M1 V6
Check my Ncase M1 video!
@@Subdubbin Will do man!
This is not only GN approved, this is probably JayzTwoCents approved as well with all that cable management :)
The cables were obstructing airflow within the system, a temp around the range of 60-70 °C is considered to be relatively hot.
Great cable management! This is what I want to see as a pc build video!
Amazing build, my friend. Almost made me tear down my machine to rearrange my cables.
Almost.
:P
he just gave me the idea to route the cable behind MOBO
IM TEARING IT DOWN RIGHT NOW!!!
@@aidentk5158 Yeah I liked that idea and first time Ive seen it done
It blows my mind just how much you can fit in this case. I'm gonna be using it very soon and can't wait to get stuck in. 280mm aio too.
You are the master of cable management
Very good, I like how you show cable management
Master of cable management, awesome!
You should do an updated video of this case with the new Lian Li fans, much less cable management and less boxes to worry about.
280 with push and pull, damn what a case
Damn! I never thought this case would look this good with ll’s rgb!
Fitting 4 fans for an AIO in this case was thought to be impossible until this video.
Saw a similar setup over at optimum tech, and that tight clearance results in a standard pull variety netting a 2 degree cooler result, in his testing at least.
I thought a push pull in a case this small would be worse cause theres less room for air to actually move
I managed to stull 8 full sized fans into my case
@@IhsanAmin any drop in temp?
@@azzeeX gpu went down a bit after bottom fan mod, not 67c under 100% load from 80c. Cpu dropped 10c and overall system thermals dropped 15c
Very handy video, thank you.
Been buying stuff and planning my first mini itx build for a little while now, ended up getting the nr200p. Was unsure about what to do for fans and I ended up getting the same corsair unit you used here. Since I'm not planning on doing push/pull for the x63 rad I think I'm going to try mounting it on the psu shroud, but it's good to know there's room to stick it down the front as well.
Now it's just a matter of waiting for the parts to get here. ugh
took 6 months for my 5950x to get here, finally got the system built. in another year I might even be able to get a new gpu! :)
How was it? Were you able to fit the radiator on top mount?
@@marieantoine didn't try, it's mounted on the side panel. temps are fine, and the case was a breeze to build in, honestly. In the end I stuffed the fan controller down the front like in the video, didn't have room on the psu cage thing.
My only real issue with my build were the psu cables for my 700w silverstone unit. Very stiff and hard to route around stuff, if I had known it'd take 6 months to get my cpu I would've waited for the corsair sf750 to come back in stock. oh yeah, and I ended up with a Corsair Hydro H115i RGB Platinum 280mm rad aio instead of the x63, my original order got cancelled for whatever reason. Swapped the fans for 140mm noctuas, very cool and incredibly silent.
@@amafi_poe I guess side panel is really the way to go for me then. Gonna build mine next month when all the parts arrive. The psu I got is cooler master v650 sfx though. Wish I got the corsair sf750 instead, much more expensive but more reliable from what I read. But oh well it's already shipped...
@@amafi_poe oh nice aio you got. Did you change your psu?
Amaze on how you managed the push and pull 👍😳😳
nice nr200p build. the gimmick is awesome. the real setup 21:56 😀
Awesome! Great job. Well planed and executed. And of course looks pretty nice.
Congrats.
You really fit a Push & Pull configuration in this tiny case? Amazing job!
Wow .. A lot went into that build, literally. I'm kinda curious on the temps the way everything is packed in that small space. Imagine cleaning the dust out of this one in the future. I like the way you put the video together.
Solid build and a great job with all those cables!
Good thing you didn't put on the last panel before you started it 😂 Day saved.
damn. it's so good mate! Didnt know it was possible till now. thanks man!
Thanks for vid. Gonna build a small rig for my daughter with some old parts i have around. Now i can be sure the nzxt fits :)
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Mind blowing. I love the setup with the cooler pulled out. That is epic.
THIS GUY MUST BE A FAN LOVER
9:14 im worried about seals to un release but that scene its so satisfying lol
Well done, gave you the entire watch time of 23 minutes as it was well worth it!
Those 20 minutes flew just like that.
Why 2 sets of fans for the AIO? This looks way to tight. Im sure its fine, but it just seems that it would work even better without the inner set with regards to board and GPU Temp.
You're probably right. I did it because I could lol. The temps are still impressive.
Probably works fine for the 2070. If I tried this in my build with a 3080 the GPU wouldn't be able to breath.
@@jonathangregory704 I actually just saw a build with a 3090 in this case. It also had an arctic liquid freezer 2 as well.. It's on pcpartpicker.com if you want to see it.
@@quickstrike98ify He was talking about the AIO having two fans making it tight so the exhaust air from the 3080 couldn't escape.
@@Subdubbin Temps are still impressive...LOL
Gonna be transplanting my big ass Meshify build into an NR200P. This design is gonna save me so much space.
19:04 cable management nightmare!
wow nice build man, shout out to your cable managament
Super clean build bro, congrats 🔥
congratulations on the assembly, it was sensational. I am from Brazil. Itx parts are difficult to find here. then I'm assembling with micro itx.
For the waterblock you should puting the riser GPU to put the GPU vertical so you can put the radiator on the bottom. Its on the case manual
Check out my other build in this case! I did exactly that.
I hope that one day I can be this good at cable management!
The dream PC
This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
Nice, planning a build for my girlfriend using this case. Will be my first SFF build, looks like this is a relatively forgiving case.
Thanks to you! am building literally something super similar and most definitely am going to have a lot of fans like your build.. JAJA JAJA tbh best build I have seen with the nr200p
thought my build was hart on the nxzt h210 haha but this sir is over 9000
Awesome build, btw ngl that thumbnail is like the pc is look surprised