Every time I see a build in the NR200 I am amazed at how much can be squeezed into it, without it causing major airflow problems. Sweet build, and sweet tunes, beautifully done.
Upvoted because this is so unbelievable helpful to see how someone cable managed their nr200. I will be aircooling my cpu, but this is still extremely helpful to see where you routed cables and how and where you ziptied stuff. Thanks!
I appreciate you leaving in the undo/redo. Impossible to avoid that with the SFF. I’m inviting the buyer’s remorse watching builds in this case. I just built my first pc in a Thermaltake V1. If I could have found a SF PSU close to retail, I would have gone even smaller. I paid slightly over retail for both my CPU and GPU. The markups on the SF PSU were just a bridge too far-some were almost double retail! Anyway, good stuff. Nice and chill half hour. Appreciate it.
yes, i cant beleive sfx power supplies are hitting nearly 350 canadian (at least the coolermaster 850w)on amazon from the scalpers and the demand of SFF builds today.... yet you can go to a place like canada computers and order the same one for 212 before taxes lol
Dude!!!!!!!!!! you have no idea how much you saved my ass now! I am doing that same build and never knew that you can mount a triple slot card your way, I got a 280mm cooler and made my life living hell, definitely going your way, the finest NR200 on the web
This was so amazing and detailed. Please do more like this. I've been wanting this case for ages and I like that you put the AIO at the bottom. It is definitely cramped in there, the cable tidying was meticulous.
Really nice video work. My only bitch about this case is the mandatory bottom-mount of the rad kit for a 240mm AIO when running a vertical GPU configuration. You could not pick a *worse* place for an AIO radiator. than the lowest point in the entire rig, regardless of fan direction. *All* AIO loops have a minimum "acceptable" amount of air in in the lines, and that config ensures that air will settle in the worst place possible for an AIO: the pump, which ultimately leads to pump whine and premature failure. I would have much preferred if they allowed the 240mil rad+fan deck to be swappable to the top of the case, allowing top or bottom to host the rad. It would have been extremely functional in this build, and still allow for mounting just fans on the bottom. It would have also blown through the price point they were shooting for, so I can understand the reluctance, but it would still be nice as an option.
The radiator pipes is on the top, not the pump. He ran the pipes around the pump so all the air will be in the loop not the pump :) And in this case u cant mount the rad in the top if u want fans on it :((
For an ITX format, with a non-modular PSU, 2070 Super and AIO as CPU cooler, this cable management is really good. Nice video btw. Mesmerizing music, a close-up point of view and the attention to details.
@@PavelSekerka Oh is fully modular, you are right. I could swear it was non-modular. If my eyes do not deceive me, I think he connected unnecessary cables . Still a good build and video, in my opinion.
I have one major complaint. Don't mount your AIO is that way. Depending on how full the loop is and on the pump design your pump could run dry and your AIO might fail within the next few months. besides that its awesome.
I'm transferring my build into this case with ITX soon would you say that going with the bottom mounted rad will be fine I wont be doing much CPU intensive things, i also have a low TDP chip so it shouldn't run too hot.
I bought this case. I would have so watch this video if I knew about it ahead of time. Thank you for such a well video. Highly recommend for any owners and future owners. I may actually may do a tear down and build it up again
Man! That might be the fastest boot to desktop I've ever seen that literally took like 5 seconds. That 970 pro is no joke. And the 980 pro is even faster i can't even imagine
Not good. However, you can use it when you're doing a non-heavy task or playing non triple a games. If you're doing a heavier task, it's best to used the mesh side.
Great cable management but mounting the radiator at the bottom is not recommended because the residual air in the AIO will accumulate in the pump, causing pump noise and shortening the AIO life.
glad im not doing an AIO for this build. Ik it gets me so much better temps and quietness but im not OCing so i dont rlly have to worry about that. its just 1 cable for my can and thats it
Very nice looking build and nice somewhat relaxing video with the music with it. Only downfall I see in this is the aio radiator in the bottom. This might couse pump noise and probably also an issue for the pump lifetime.
AIO: Bottom Radiator with Pump at highest point will make bubbles float towards the Pump, thus increasing noise and decreasing Pump Lifespan....I had an AIO Model which Pump got killed within 3 Months with such config. I had 3 Pumps die that way (in 2017 before GN made their research)... That's why it says the bottom Radiator is recommend only for Customloops on the Productpage of the NR200.
Love your work mate. I've got a black NR200 coming at the end of this week with the same SF750 PSU. Already got a B550 board, RAM kit, Arctic Liquid Freezer 2 240mm, SSD and fans on my desk. Just waiting now for the new Ryzen 5800x to drop.
Love the video! I just got my NR200P and was planning similar build with rgb fans but thinking about going with Scythe Big Shuriken 3 CPU Air Cooler. You got my subscription!
@@albertocarrillo9187 I recently found a benchmark with the vertical gpu and that same cooler and thermals were very bad if you going with the low profile cooler id just recommend not going with the vertical gpu.
I just want to ask if your radiator has gurgling sound because of the orientation. Other says that when you mount the radiator in bottom it cause high air pressure. The reason why they suggest to put it in top mount but in this case its not possible to put in top mounting for radiator. Please let me know because this is the exact build that i want. Thank you
I never had sound issues with the cooler in this orientation. I recently changed the cooler to a 280mm AIO. Check out that new build on my channel! I would suggest doing the 280mm AIO instead of a 240mm.
I'm wondering if the fans for the water-cooler are installed up-side-down. In this way they suck the warm air into the case instead of blowing out, isn't it?
yep i was reading comments to check if someone else noticed. The purpose of that coolers is to put some air into the radiator. I think the best option for this setup its to mount the coolers down, sucking air from the bottom, and above the radiator.
I wouldn't have put that radiator at the bottom. Any air in the aio is gonna move up, in this case where the pump is. Especially over time as more liquid permeates the loop causing more air to enter. Otherwise, great build!
@@sabrid54 it would eliminate the problem for the pump, yes, but you'd still have air hanging out where the heat fins for the coldplate are, affecting water flow through the fins. Also, if you front mount a radiator, make sure the tubes are coming from the bottom, not the top, otherwise air will sit at the top where the tubes meet the radiator, affecting water flow to and from the pump. Orientation doesn't matter if you top mount the radiator. But yeah, air always wants to move to and stay at the highest point of the loop, so just keep that in mind Basically... Top mounted - doesn't matter, it's fine Front mounted - depends on orientation Bottom mounted - bad idea Side mounted - fine as long as the pump for the aio isn't above the radiator, (still not ideal tho if the radiator is horizontal, because you really want air to be on the side of the radiator opposite of the tubes, vertical side mounting like in an O11 dynamic is fine tho, same as front mounting) Rear mounted - same as front Hope this helps
@@technic its still not 100 percent ideal, but I'd side mount it. Lose the tempered glass panel and use the mesh panel if you have the model that comes with both. You won't have air anywhere near the cold plate which is fine, but ideally, you want air to be in the radiator, specifically the side opposite of where the tubes come out. That's the only place to mount it tho besides the bottom, which is the worst way.
@@Riffs4Serotonin Yeah I was planning to do the glass panel and vertical gpu mount which really leaves like no other options so I'm not sure what to do now
You are going to increase the pumpnoise and wear by mounting it in the bottom of the case. Watch Gamers Nexus video on the matter. Otherwise nice build!
I'll definitely be mounting the PSU and installing the riser after everything else. What's the purpose of the tie at 10:50 other than placing needless strain on the front panel connections?
Why does your radiator fans not blowing the radiator? is it effective that way? I thought the fans should blow air to the radiator to help dissipate the heat?
I'm surprised you got that right side panel on with the cables managed like that. I had 1 small flat cable sticking out on that side that prevented the panel from staying closed well. Had to completely re-route it so that no cables were really on that side to ensure that panel would stay closed. Also! Highly recommend trying the AIO radiator side mounted, with the GPU in the standard configuration and with the vented side panel instead of the tempered glass. That coupled with intake fans on the bottom and exhaust on the top, makes for a hell of a cool system.
@@psb291 cable management takes awhile in this. For sure. I put it together a few pieces at a time to see if it will all come together and multiple times it didn't and I had to back up and reroute cables, move components (SSD, fans to have cables starting on a different side, etc). I just added a Corsair Commander Pro to the build tonight, and it's so much better than just fan splitters everywhere! Stays cooler too since I've got more control of the case fans.
@@iceddz good idea. Don't care that much about the RGB since I don't have a glass panel but from a cable management perspective I think I'll pick up a cheaper hub.
Lessons learned as I built mine: 1) Use Noctua slim 15mm fans for top and bottom, 2) use an SFX - - not SFX-L - - PSU with flexible cables, particularly if your GPU is a titanic beast.
@@Subdubbin My pre-existing RGB RAM has a weird wing shape that jams ever so slightly into the fan just above the motherboard's left side. It's also a close shave with the cables and PSU just under the top right side so I ultimately opted for the extra space from the slimmer fans.
Beautiful build but dunno if I could handle all the extra cable management just for RGB myself xD I'd just use the non tempered glass side panel and screw RGB off haha.
Well here is one big mistake that's mounting the AIO rad on the bottom. cooler master recommends only mounting custom water cooling rads to the bottom of this case, if you guys take the time to read the paperwork that comes with the case you would know this.
great build with the nr200p - would you be able to post a link for the 2 slot GPU bracket you used in the video as I’m having trouble finding it in stock anywhere..thanks in advance
I just learned this setup has one MASSIVE FLAW. The radiator is bellow the pump/cooling plate of the processor. Which means over time the air will accumulate in the pump and that means less liquid cooling the processor and also the life span of the pump will be maybe two years instead of 4-5. I am planning similar build in this case, so I am thinking to put the radiator in the top of the case rather than the bottom.
Great video! I didn't even think I had to *somehow* take my GPU apart. Thanks for that! How's the thermal performance? I'm thinking if I could get away with a build without Deepcool.
Just ran into this video. Nice build but yea.... like all other comments, the AIO was installed incorrectly. I know people pointed this out but I had to put my 2 cents as well.....lol
Very nice build! And enjoyed the music as well! I'm planning to do more or less the same build, with an triple slot GPU as well. I'm wondering did you get the double slot bracket with your EVGA GPU, or did you order them separately? Is it for manufactures standard to sends a bracket together with the GPU? Thanks!, keep up the good work!
@@Subdubbin I currently have my AIO at the top of my case, but watching how your tube is routed got me thinking. GN said that the pump shouldn't be at the highest point of the loop, but technically in your loop, it's actually part of the tubing that's technically at the "top." So if there were any bubbles, they'd technically be wanting to collect there, right? Maybe my understanding of AIOs is incorrect but in terms of physics that's what I'm thinking.... What are your thoughts?
*TU!* I must have built a 100-computer system or so in my lifetime and had no problems whatsoever. So I skip a step of the building process saying to myself why prebuild it, out of the case this time? I mean I never had a problem before ... Guess what happened??? The very first time I have a problem with the motherboard not posting. Crud ... it looked dam pretty ... 😭😭😭
Hey, would it be possible to squeeze a 280 rad down in the bottom for a custom loop? Looks like there wouldn't be any screw holes to secure it available, but otherwise would one fit?
Awesome video, I think you've inspired me to change my build to a very similar one to yours'. Any chance you did temperature tests with the vented panel ?
I'm finishing up another build video in this case with a 280mm AIO mounted on the side, so no more Gamer's Nexus comments lol. I will be uploading that video next week.
And you would be correct. I'm replacing the aio with a 280mm aio which will be side-mounted so that the air is in the radiator instead of the pump. I'll be filming it and posting it, so stay tuned!
I am trying to build something similar. I am also using the NR200 Case, B550I AORUS PRO AX and a Ryzen 9 3900X. I am not using a video card as I just needed to power of the CPU but I am adding fans to the top ad bottom of the case ( pulling air from the bottom and exhausting out the top) I also purchased the Kracken X63 but I can't seem to figure out where the connections go. Did you using extenders or splitters for your connections?
I will be changing out the Deepcool 240mm aio for an NZXT X63 soon, so stay tuned to see that. I used a Corsair Commander Pro to control my fans. If you aren't using a fan controller, then you will need to buy some PWM fan splitters to power all your fans from the motherboard PWM fan headers.
I did almost the same build you did in this video and I am having an issue, every time i plug the CPU to PSU cable, the build turns on, and turns off after 3 seconds. When I unplug the CPU to PSU cable, the build turns on and stays on. Any idea what am I doing wrong?
Having a close up view of a build in this case has answered so many of my questions, love the work.
Every time I see a build in the NR200 I am amazed at how much can be squeezed into it, without it causing major airflow problems.
Sweet build, and sweet tunes, beautifully done.
One of the best cable management I've seen on the nr200p by far
Upvoted because this is so unbelievable helpful to see how someone cable managed their nr200. I will be aircooling my cpu, but this is still extremely helpful to see where you routed cables and how and where you ziptied stuff. Thanks!
I appreciate you leaving in the undo/redo. Impossible to avoid that with the SFF.
I’m inviting the buyer’s remorse watching builds in this case. I just built my first pc in a Thermaltake V1. If I could have found a SF PSU close to retail, I would have gone even smaller. I paid slightly over retail for both my CPU and GPU. The markups on the SF PSU were just a bridge too far-some were almost double retail!
Anyway, good stuff. Nice and chill half hour. Appreciate it.
yes, i cant beleive sfx power supplies are hitting nearly 350 canadian (at least the coolermaster 850w)on amazon from the scalpers and the demand of SFF builds today.... yet you can go to a place like canada computers and order the same one for 212 before taxes lol
Very clean build I love the camera angles it felt like I was building it with you.
Dude!!!!!!!!!! you have no idea how much you saved my ass now! I am doing that same build and never knew that you can mount a triple slot card your way, I got a 280mm cooler and made my life living hell, definitely going your way, the finest NR200 on the web
Thank you! Glad I could help. Just know that you will need to grind away part of the 2 slot bracket in order to make it fit.
Also, I don't think you can vertically mount a GPU with a 280mm aio in this case. You will probably need a 240mm aio.
Put the CPU rad at the top, you want any air pockets in the rad not the pump / block
Detailed video and also props for showing your mistakes and not editing it out.
best part is when you show us your mistakes so we dont makem !
Yeah, such as buying rgb watercooling that will be hidden behind the videocard, and those goofy ass rgb fans xDdddd
@@CRUASSANFAN gotta balance it out man all minimalist like !
I get why this bass is so seductive, it's the cable management!
This was so amazing and detailed. Please do more like this. I've been wanting this case for ages and I like that you put the AIO at the bottom. It is definitely cramped in there, the cable tidying was meticulous.
Yeah. I hate when the pump doesn't have the sound of air in it and it is smooth and efficient.
This video saved my life, thank you amazing human
Really nice video work. My only bitch about this case is the mandatory bottom-mount of the rad kit for a 240mm AIO when running a vertical GPU configuration. You could not pick a *worse* place for an AIO radiator. than the lowest point in the entire rig, regardless of fan direction. *All* AIO loops have a minimum "acceptable" amount of air in in the lines, and that config ensures that air will settle in the worst place possible for an AIO: the pump, which ultimately leads to pump whine and premature failure. I would have much preferred if they allowed the 240mil rad+fan deck to be swappable to the top of the case, allowing top or bottom to host the rad. It would have been extremely functional in this build, and still allow for mounting just fans on the bottom. It would have also blown through the price point they were shooting for, so I can understand the reluctance, but it would still be nice as an option.
The radiator pipes is on the top, not the pump. He ran the pipes around the pump so all the air will be in the loop not the pump :) And in this case u cant mount the rad in the top if u want fans on it :((
For an ITX format, with a non-modular PSU, 2070 Super and AIO as CPU cooler, this cable management is really good. Nice video btw. Mesmerizing music, a close-up point of view and the attention to details.
But SF750 is fully modular with very flexible cables as well. I have the same combo (NR200P and SF750 PSU) and it's really a breeze to work with...
@@PavelSekerka Oh is fully modular, you are right. I could swear it was non-modular. If my eyes do not deceive me, I think he connected unnecessary cables
. Still a good build and video, in my opinion.
Awesome looking build! Definitely watching this when I finally get all my parts together, including the nr200
I have one major complaint. Don't mount your AIO is that way. Depending on how full the loop is and on the pump design your pump could run dry and your AIO might fail within the next few months. besides that its awesome.
luckily warranty lasts over 2 years
He put the tubes higher than the pump. So, the pump isnt the highest point of the loop, there is nothing wrong with this
I have uploaded a Gamer's-Nexus-approved build in this case with a 280mm AIO! Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/HpD2NWaYNfI/видео.html
I'm transferring my build into this case with ITX soon would you say that going with the bottom mounted rad will be fine I wont be doing much CPU intensive things, i also have a low TDP chip so it shouldn't run too hot.
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@@pease1899 Running the AiO in the bottom is not that healthy for the pump, so in general it's not advised.
I bought this case. I would have so watch this video if I knew about it ahead of time. Thank you for such a well video. Highly recommend for any owners and future owners.
I may actually may do a tear down and build it up again
I honestly love how this build turned out, not to mention that the music was very chill. Definitely re-watching this when my case comes in.
Man! That might be the fastest boot to desktop I've ever seen that literally took like 5 seconds. That 970 pro is no joke. And the 980 pro is even faster i can't even imagine
The magic of editing! In reality it takes a little bit longer.
Best PC Builder video creator out there, amazing edit, clean building just awesome. Keep up man. #subscribed
Im curious to see the temperature when the glass panel is closed
Not good. However, you can use it when you're doing a non-heavy task or playing non triple a games. If you're doing a heavier task, it's best to used the mesh side.
The quality of your content is so good! It seems like I am watching a channel with a million plus subs! Keep this up and you'll get there 👍
That graphics card is a beauty
Great cable management but mounting the radiator at the bottom is not recommended because the residual air in the AIO will accumulate in the pump, causing pump noise and shortening the AIO life.
Thank you for taking the time to make this even with your mistakes (as you are human it's nice to see) it's been a wonderful watch!!!
This case looks really great and a 3 slot GPU space is awesome, that lacks on my current Evolv Shift Air. Trully awesome video man!
**Gamers Nexus Has Entered The Chat**
Yes, yes... I am uploading another build in this case with a side-mounted 280mm AIO this week. GN approved this time! Stay tuned for that.
AIO gurgling like AIO gurgling but that GPU says “Ow yes, choke me baby” 🙂
@@Subdubbin Is it really that bad the way its mounted in this build?
Watching this made me want to have an ITx build. But since I have a mATX board, I just went with an SAMA Im01/Tecware Fusion.
You deserve more subs bro! Nice video!!
Thank you bro this is just what I need!
incredible build
Your video helps me a lot. Thanks
You got itttttt
Love this video excellent job great camera quality and lighting soothing music all around A+
Looks decent. You may encounter high temp 🔥 on cpu and GPU due to AIO position. Just alter the AIO.
glad im not doing an AIO for this build. Ik it gets me so much better temps and quietness but im not OCing so i dont rlly have to worry about that. its just 1 cable for my can and thats it
That AIO mounting is absolutely incorrect. Radiator should be up and hoses down.
so good
Very nice looking build and nice somewhat relaxing video with the music with it. Only downfall I see in this is the aio radiator in the bottom. This might couse pump noise and probably also an issue for the pump lifetime.
AIO: Bottom Radiator with Pump at highest point will make bubbles float towards the Pump, thus increasing noise and decreasing Pump Lifespan....I had an AIO Model which Pump got killed within 3 Months with such config. I had 3 Pumps die that way (in 2017 before GN made their research)...
That's why it says the bottom Radiator is recommend only for Customloops on the Productpage of the NR200.
See my updated build in this case! GN approved.
@@Subdubbin Haha sry. I was looking for NR200 Builds and RUclips recommended this Video.
Curious to understand why you chose to pull air through the hot radiator into the case? Does this pull config yield better temps?
And it starves the pump in that orientation
Great video. Will be using this as a reference when building mine. Thanks
Nice cable management and clean build, but blocking off the CPU cooler pump and most of the RGB RAMs seems like such a waste lol.
I LOVE IT
Love your work mate. I've got a black NR200 coming at the end of this week with the same SF750 PSU. Already got a B550 board, RAM kit, Arctic Liquid Freezer 2 240mm, SSD and fans on my desk. Just waiting now for the new Ryzen 5800x to drop.
Nice. Good luck getting the new processor!
Love the video! I just got my NR200P and was planning similar build with rgb fans but thinking about going with Scythe Big Shuriken 3 CPU Air Cooler. You got my subscription!
Thank you! I think big air coolers look cool in this case.
It’s actually the low profile one. I was hoping to see thermal with gpu and air cooler back to back. Since I’m planning to vertically mount like yours
@@albertocarrillo9187 oh gotcha
@@albertocarrillo9187 I recently found a benchmark with the vertical gpu and that same cooler and thermals were very bad if you going with the low profile cooler id just recommend not going with the vertical gpu.
@@pease1899 Thanks. I have parts ordered. Cant wait to kick off the new year with a new build.
Great job, and excellent video! I order an NR200 in August, and it's still on backorder :)
I ordered mine in June and got it in September.
That is a tight fit ! Subscribed :)
I just want to ask if your radiator has gurgling sound because of the orientation. Other says that when you mount the radiator in bottom it cause high air pressure. The reason why they suggest to put it in top mount but in this case its not possible to put in top mounting for radiator. Please let me know because this is the exact build that i want. Thank you
I never had sound issues with the cooler in this orientation. I recently changed the cooler to a 280mm AIO. Check out that new build on my channel! I would suggest doing the 280mm AIO instead of a 240mm.
I'm wondering if the fans for the water-cooler are installed up-side-down. In this way they suck the warm air into the case instead of blowing out, isn't it?
yep i was reading comments to check if someone else noticed. The purpose of that coolers is to put some air into the radiator. I think the best option for this setup its to mount the coolers down, sucking air from the bottom, and above the radiator.
This build looks clean!
great build
I wouldn't have put that radiator at the bottom. Any air in the aio is gonna move up, in this case where the pump is. Especially over time as more liquid permeates the loop causing more air to enter. Otherwise, great build!
Would an aio like the pure loop 240 from bequiet fix this issue? The pump is located near the radiator between the tubes.
@@sabrid54 it would eliminate the problem for the pump, yes, but you'd still have air hanging out where the heat fins for the coldplate are, affecting water flow through the fins. Also, if you front mount a radiator, make sure the tubes are coming from the bottom, not the top, otherwise air will sit at the top where the tubes meet the radiator, affecting water flow to and from the pump. Orientation doesn't matter if you top mount the radiator. But yeah, air always wants to move to and stay at the highest point of the loop, so just keep that in mind
Basically...
Top mounted - doesn't matter, it's fine
Front mounted - depends on orientation
Bottom mounted - bad idea
Side mounted - fine as long as the pump for the aio isn't above the radiator, (still not ideal tho if the radiator is horizontal, because you really want air to be on the side of the radiator opposite of the tubes, vertical side mounting like in an O11 dynamic is fine tho, same as front mounting)
Rear mounted - same as front
Hope this helps
How would you fix that problem in this case then? Just wondering because I’m doing a similar build
@@technic its still not 100 percent ideal, but I'd side mount it. Lose the tempered glass panel and use the mesh panel if you have the model that comes with both. You won't have air anywhere near the cold plate which is fine, but ideally, you want air to be in the radiator, specifically the side opposite of where the tubes come out. That's the only place to mount it tho besides the bottom, which is the worst way.
@@Riffs4Serotonin Yeah I was planning to do the glass panel and vertical gpu mount which really leaves like no other options so I'm not sure what to do now
Cant wait to build in mine. Not looking forward to cable management though. I'm shit at that anyway.
Even at 2x , this is awesome.
You are going to increase the pumpnoise and wear by mounting it in the bottom of the case. Watch Gamers Nexus video on the matter.
Otherwise nice build!
I have watched that video. I am uploading another build in this case using a side-mounted 280mm AIO this week! No more GN comments hopefully lol.
I'll definitely be mounting the PSU and installing the riser after everything else. What's the purpose of the tie at 10:50 other than placing needless strain on the front panel connections?
Deserved subscribe from viewer.. good camera angle for viewers..
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Why does your radiator fans not blowing the radiator? is it effective that way? I thought the fans should blow air to the radiator to help dissipate the heat?
I'm surprised you got that right side panel on with the cables managed like that. I had 1 small flat cable sticking out on that side that prevented the panel from staying closed well. Had to completely re-route it so that no cables were really on that side to ensure that panel would stay closed. Also! Highly recommend trying the AIO radiator side mounted, with the GPU in the standard configuration and with the vented side panel instead of the tempered glass. That coupled with intake fans on the bottom and exhaust on the top, makes for a hell of a cool system.
This is how I'm building mine now, but I'm struggling with the cable management.
@@psb291 cable management takes awhile in this. For sure. I put it together a few pieces at a time to see if it will all come together and multiple times it didn't and I had to back up and reroute cables, move components (SSD, fans to have cables starting on a different side, etc). I just added a Corsair Commander Pro to the build tonight, and it's so much better than just fan splitters everywhere! Stays cooler too since I've got more control of the case fans.
@@iceddz good idea. Don't care that much about the RGB since I don't have a glass panel but from a cable management perspective I think I'll pick up a cheaper hub.
Lessons learned as I built mine: 1) Use Noctua slim 15mm fans for top and bottom, 2) use an SFX - - not SFX-L - - PSU with flexible cables, particularly if your GPU is a titanic beast.
The 25mm top fans fit fine. Why did you need slim fans on top?
@@Subdubbin My pre-existing RGB RAM has a weird wing shape that jams ever so slightly into the fan just above the motherboard's left side. It's also a close shave with the cables and PSU just under the top right side so I ultimately opted for the extra space from the slimmer fans.
Beautiful build but dunno if I could handle all the extra cable management just for RGB myself xD I'd just use the non tempered glass side panel and screw RGB off haha.
A Rog Strix B550-I Gaming + Ryzen 5 5600x. Would they go down well ?
Great build... More power!
Moooore power!
@@Subdubbin thanks for the cable management ideas.. btw does the gpu sag in vertical orientation?
@@RedzRojas it does sag the slightest bit. Nothing to worry about. It's barely noticeable.
How do you not even have 1k subs this is the best build video I’ve ever seen better than TechSourse or LTT
Do you think the NR200 could fit in with a ASUS RTX 3080?
the watercooling at the bottom is pretty much the worst u can do, it can lead to air in the pump and damage to the watercooling
U are really underrated
nice build!
Hi!!!! Amazing cable management!!! This video has answered a lot of questions.... Only 1 remains.... Can i fit a 3.5" hdd on The front panel?
i don't understand why you replaced the included sickleflow fans with LL120s. The sickleflow performs much better compared to the LL120.
saw the other build video! why not do 4 intake fans at the bottom or did you not have enough space?
Well here is one big mistake that's mounting the AIO rad on the bottom. cooler master recommends only mounting custom water cooling rads to the bottom of this case, if you guys take the time to read the paperwork that comes with the case you would know this.
Yes. Pump always same level or bottom of rad...if not...bubbles...and pump die faster than others...
I did another build in this case that addressed that problem. You are correct though.
great build with the nr200p - would you be able to post a link for the 2 slot GPU bracket you used in the video as I’m having trouble finding it in stock anywhere..thanks in advance
Google: EVGA 2 slot bracket
Do normal power supplies work?
I just learned this setup has one MASSIVE FLAW. The radiator is bellow the pump/cooling plate of the processor. Which means over time the air will accumulate in the pump and that means less liquid cooling the processor and also the life span of the pump will be maybe two years instead of 4-5. I am planning similar build in this case, so I am thinking to put the radiator in the top of the case rather than the bottom.
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Nice XRs!
Great video! I didn't even think I had to *somehow* take my GPU apart. Thanks for that! How's the thermal performance? I'm thinking if I could get away with a build without Deepcool.
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how much did it cast to build full pc I wish you could have mentioned it in the video
did you have any pressure issues by using the pump tubes in that way??
Why are you pulling hot air from the radiator back INTO the case???
Just ran into this video. Nice build but yea.... like all other comments, the AIO was installed incorrectly. I know people pointed this out but I had to put my 2 cents as well.....lol
Before watchin' the video: I want it :D
Me watchin' the video: OMG o_O ¿?
Watchin' the prices: OMG D: !!!
Very nice build! And enjoyed the music as well! I'm planning to do more or less the same build, with an triple slot GPU as well. I'm wondering did you get the double slot bracket with your EVGA GPU, or did you order them separately? Is it for manufactures standard to sends a bracket together with the GPU? Thanks!, keep up the good work!
Thank you, I ordered the 2 slot bracket separately from EVGA's website. I had to grind down part of it to get it to fit.
This case is sold out everywhere in the UK
Great build! Why get rgb ram when your gpu is gonna cover it tho?
Have you watched the gamers nexus video on radiator to pump orientation? Do you forsee any issues running your aio like this
Yes, I have watched the video and I will be changing the cooling configuration soon... And filming it!
@@Subdubbin I currently have my AIO at the top of my case, but watching how your tube is routed got me thinking. GN said that the pump shouldn't be at the highest point of the loop, but technically in your loop, it's actually part of the tubing that's technically at the "top." So if there were any bubbles, they'd technically be wanting to collect there, right? Maybe my understanding of AIOs is incorrect but in terms of physics that's what I'm thinking.... What are your thoughts?
*TU!* I must have built a 100-computer system or so in my lifetime and had no problems whatsoever. So I skip a step of the building process saying to myself why prebuild it, out of the case this time? I mean I never had a problem before ... Guess what happened??? The very first time I have a problem with the motherboard not posting. Crud ... it looked dam pretty ... 😭😭😭
Hey, would it be possible to squeeze a 280 rad down in the bottom for a custom loop? Looks like there wouldn't be any screw holes to secure it available, but otherwise would one fit?
I do not know
Awesome video, I think you've inspired me to change my build to a very similar one to yours'.
Any chance you did temperature tests with the vented panel ?
Subbed good work
Nice video, Is this itx case support 3 fan gpu??
isnt it a bad idea to put your radiator on the bottom since it makes it harder for the liquid to cycle
Yes
I'm finishing up another build video in this case with a 280mm AIO mounted on the side, so no more Gamer's Nexus comments lol. I will be uploading that video next week.
I thought placing the AIO at the bottom is bad for the AIO pump??
And you would be correct. I'm replacing the aio with a 280mm aio which will be side-mounted so that the air is in the radiator instead of the pump. I'll be filming it and posting it, so stay tuned!
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Did you mix LL120 and ML120 fans into the same Node RGB hub? If so did you have any issues? Nice build
I used 4 LL120 fans.
so your AIO's pull air in and top 100mm fans push out? i'm kinda new to building but i have a NR200P
Yup. Top fans are 120mm.
I am trying to build something similar. I am also using the NR200 Case, B550I AORUS PRO AX and a Ryzen 9 3900X. I am not using a video card as I just needed to power of the CPU but I am adding fans to the top ad bottom of the case ( pulling air from the bottom and exhausting out the top) I also purchased the Kracken X63 but I can't seem to figure out where the connections go. Did you using extenders or splitters for your connections?
I will be changing out the Deepcool 240mm aio for an NZXT X63 soon, so stay tuned to see that. I used a Corsair Commander Pro to control my fans. If you aren't using a fan controller, then you will need to buy some PWM fan splitters to power all your fans from the motherboard PWM fan headers.
I did almost the same build you did in this video and I am having an issue, every time i plug the CPU to PSU cable, the build turns on, and turns off after 3 seconds. When I unplug the CPU to PSU cable, the build turns on and stays on. Any idea what am I doing wrong?