Review on π» MasterBox NR200P Computer Case by Cooler Master (MCB-NR200P-KGNN-S00) by Micha Maciejowicz α
Great value for the money, definitely recommended!
Cooler Master MasterBox NR200 (without index P) was taken out of the ordinary. Lighting variations really bother me. As a result, seeing-through case walls are unnecessary. Tempered glass, vertical video card installation (no riser), and smaller fans are what set this kit apart from the others. That's why the starting point model is cheaper. The black base model is less expensive overall, though. While 19 liters isn't exactly pocket-sized, it's more than enough room for a respectable gaming rig.
- It seems quite sturdy. Weary of dark hues, white became my preferred choice. There are dust filters present. Their usefulness will become apparent as they continue to operate. The enclosure is large enough to accommodate even a lengthy video card (unless you plan on installing (sfx-l power supply). When raising a sizable block, there is no overhead clearance for a second fan (of course, you can do without it). The side panels are clipped on, so taking them off is a breeze. The case may be taken apart without much effort.
- These are probably case-mounted turntables. Please substitute for me. No atx power supply basket available. You can use a printer if you need to. Nonetheless, it is essential to seek out people and places. A minor annoyance.
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