Questions about Cooler Master Masterbox NR200P

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There is the NR200 version, which is a little cheaper and comes without the built-in fan and the glass panel. Unfortunately, the NR200 is not available in Switzerland (and the EU in general, as far as I know). The NR200P which is available here, however, according to the manufacturer and according to the Digitec product description, also comes with the normal, perforated side panel and not only with the tempered glass! I have just ordered the case and can confirm this information again as soon as the product arrives. The scope of delivery is declared very sparsely everywhere, which is why many people assume that the NR200P only comes with the TP and not also with the normal side panel (@digitec, maybe you can adjust this in the product info?). Conclusion: If you don't mind paying approx. 20-30 CHF more (according to the RRP NR200 vs. RRP NR200P) for a case with a glass panel that you don't actually need, then you can also use the same configuration with the NR200P as with the NR200 (i.e. both sides unglazed for perfect airflow). I hope the answer is not too confusing and I could help you. If you have any questions, please contact me.

The delivery date of the black version is currently still unknown. As soon as this changes the information on the product page will be adjusted.

So-called SFX or SFX-L power supply units. Or you can take the complete package in the product "Cooler Master MasterBox NR200P MAX". A power supply unit and water cooling system are included. Unfortunately not available at Digitec/Galaxus at the moment.

2 fans are already installed in the ceiling and a total of 7 fans can be installed. It is even possible to install a water cooling system.

Unfortunately, we do not have any information on this at present. If you would like to request a product recording, please contact our customer support: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new.

The P version has both side panels included. The riser cable is also included.

If you have access to a 3D printer, you can download the STL for Cooler Master's official NR200 ATX power supply bracket here: https://coolermaster.egnyte.com/fl/d18M4dx90F#folder-link/

I have the U12A in this case. With the Gigabyte b550i aorus ax it was just enough, so with the fans on top it just fit. On the other hand, you won't be able to close the glass panel completely with the cooler.

Unfortunately, I don't think it will fit. I tried it with a Seasonic 850W M12II Evo and an EVGA GTX 980 Superclocked. Unfortunately, it didn't work with the PSU bracket from Cooler Master (3D model from website). There was too little space for the graphics card. Especially since the RTX 3090 is also a lot bigger than a GTX 980. However, it could be possible to manage the whole thing with a relatively compact ATX power supply and case modding.

Since this enclosure comes without a power supply unit, you can't really answer the questions. Normally, power cables on devices are approx. 1.8m long. Since PC power supplies are usually pluggable, there is also the possibility of buying a longer cable (3m/5m/8m/10m/etc). PC power supplies have 3-pin plugs.