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00:00:00 – 00:11:53
The video thoroughly examines the Cooler Master NR200P Max case, focusing on its compatibility with larger GPUs, fan placements, and customization options. The speaker provides practical demonstrations on installing slim fans at the bottom of the case, which can be achieved by removing a single screw without needing to take out the GPU. They stress the importance of proper cable management to avoid interference. Compatibility with regular height fans, additional PCIe power cables, and various AIOs and power supplies is also discussed. The presenter details the potential for vibrant customizations, like mixing different colored panels, and tests the thermal performance with a large GPU like the RTX 3080, noting significant temperature improvements when bottom fans are used. The conclusion emphasizes the effective cooling benefits of installing Noctua slim fans at the bottom, making it a key enhancement for better thermal performance in the NR200P Max case.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker addresses additional questions about the Cooler Master NR200P Max case that were not covered in the initial review. They specifically test the case with a larger GPU, different fan placements, and various panel configurations (glass side panel, mesh, etc.). The segment demonstrates the process of installing slim fans at the bottom of the case without removing the GPU, merely by removing a single screw to detach the bottom panel. The correct method for cable management is highlighted, emphasizing potential interference and the proper orientation to avoid issues. Finally, it confirms that regular slim fans do fit at the bottom of the case.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker explains various modifications and compatibility issues with the NR200P Max case. They mention that a regular height fan can be used depending on the GPU, but recommend using slim fans on the bottom due to ease of fitment. For additional GPU power, a third PCIe power cable can be added, though it is not included with the case. Compatibility with other AIOs and power supplies is assured, as they use standard SFX and 280mm AIO components. The speaker tests if blue panels fit on the NR200P Max case, ultimately confirming that they do fit perfectly without any tooling changes, thus making the case available in a new color option.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explores various customization options for a build, including using different colors for each panel and experimenting with a white floor, blue top, and orange and purple sides. They then address a viewer’s question about testing the NR200P Max with a larger GPU, specifically a 3080, with and without fans on the bottom. They demonstrate how easy it is to install the larger GPU, noting how its size fills the chassis. The segment concludes with a thermal performance review, showcasing that temperatures, especially for the CPU and GPU, have decreased significantly with the addition of slim fans on the bottom.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the temperature differences in a PC build with and without bottom fans for a blower card. Initially, an RTX 3080 Gundam Edition GPU is used without bottom fans, resulting in higher CPU temperatures and the GPU running quite hot with a tempered glass (TG) panel installed. Adding Noctua bottom fans noticeably lowers both CPU and GPU temperatures, even with the TG panel, making a significant difference. The presenter emphasizes that the bottom fans are effective in improving thermal performance. The video ends with a reminder about earlier reviews, music availability on Patreon, and early access on Floatplane, followed by a casual conversation and a light-hearted struggle with ending the video.