Cooler Master NR200P V3 Mini-ITX PC Case - Top-Mount 280mm Radiator Support, Vertical GPU Mount with Mesh Side Panel & Removable Backplate, PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable Included, Fits 130mm SFX PSUs
- Compact ITX Design: Unleash top-tier performance with a sleek 18.6L footprint, exclusively accommodate Mini-ITX motherboards.
- Vertical GPU Mounting: Engineered for vertical mounting setups, high-end cards 3.8-slot GPUs up to 356mm, including the RTX 5090 | RX 9070 XT. Bundled with a PCIe 5.0 riser cable.
- Stay Cool Under Pressure: Ready for top-mounted 240/280mm radiators for maximizing thermal efficiency. 400mm tubing recommended for clean front routing.
- Compact SFX PSU Support: The small form factor design accommodates only SFX PSU with a length of up to 130mm.
- Tool-Free Aluminum & Mesh Panels :Easily remove side panels for quick access and hassle-free upgrades or maintenance.
- Vented Mesh Side Panel: Enhances airflow and features a removable design to highlight your vertically mounted GPU.
- Airflow Efficiency: Accommodates bottom-mounted dual 120mm slim fan for efficient vertical airflow cooling.
- USB Type-C: Integrated in the I/O panel is a USB Type-C port.
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Compact Power, Refined Design
The NR200P V3 is crafted for creators, gamers, and PC DIY enthusiasts who demand both performance and style. Optimized for the latest NVIDIA 50-series GPUs, it features enhanced airflow, PCIe Gen5 support, and premium materials in a sleek ITX form factor.
Whether you're chasing high frame rates or a clean aesthetic, the NR200P V3 delivers powerful cooling - ready for your next-gen build.Next-Level Cooling, Built for Performance
Support for 240mm and 280mm AIO liquid coolers enables powerful thermal performance to handle high-end components with ease. With optimized airflow design, your system stays cool and stable-even under heavy loads.
Serious GPU Compatibility, Future-Ready
Includes a PCIe 5.0 riser cable and supports vertical GPU installation up to 361.5mm in length and 160mm in height. A built-in support bracket ensures rock-solid stability-even for today's largest graphics cards.Optimized Airflow with Removable Mesh Panels
Large mesh side panels boost airflow and help reduce dust. Easily switch between maximum cooling or a sleek closed look-your build, your style.Tool-Free, Hassle-Free Installation
CNC-machined aluminum side panels with magnetic latching offer seamless tool-free access. Enjoy effortless upgrades and maintenance-while preserving a clean, minimalist aesthetic.
Support for Next-Gen Graphics Cards
Includes a PCIe 5.0 riser cable to ensure high-speed, stable GPU connectivity. Ready for the bandwidth demands of next-generation graphics cards, while enabling a clean vertical GPU installation.Ultra-Fast Front I/O - USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C
Equipped with the latest USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C for blazing 20Gbps speeds. Perfect for creators, gamers, and anyone who demands high-speed performance.
The NR200P V3 is crafted for creators, gamers, and PC DIY enthusiasts who demand both performance and style. Optimized for the latest NVIDIA 50-series GPUs, it features enhanced airflow, PCIe Gen5 support, and premium materials in a sleek ITX form factor.
Whether you're chasing high frame rates or a clean aesthetic, the NR200P V3 delivers powerful cooling - ready for your next-gen build.Next-Level Cooling, Built for Performance
Support for 240mm and 280mm AIO liquid coolers enables powerful thermal performance to handle high-end components with ease. With optimized airflow design, your system stays cool and stable-even under heavy loads.
Serious GPU Compatibility, Future-Ready
Includes a PCIe 5.0 riser cable and supports vertical GPU installation up to 361.5mm in length and 160mm in height. A built-in support bracket ensures rock-solid stability-even for today's largest graphics cards.Optimized Airflow with Removable Mesh Panels
Large mesh side panels boost airflow and help reduce dust. Easily switch between maximum cooling or a sleek closed look-your build, your style.Tool-Free, Hassle-Free Installation
CNC-machined aluminum side panels with magnetic latching offer seamless tool-free access. Enjoy effortless upgrades and maintenance-while preserving a clean, minimalist aesthetic.
Support for Next-Gen Graphics Cards
Includes a PCIe 5.0 riser cable to ensure high-speed, stable GPU connectivity. Ready for the bandwidth demands of next-generation graphics cards, while enabling a clean vertical GPU installation.Ultra-Fast Front I/O - USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C
Equipped with the latest USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C for blazing 20Gbps speeds. Perfect for creators, gamers, and anyone who demands high-speed performance.
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The Cooler Master NR200P V3 is an 18.6L Mini-ITX PC case built for compact high-performance gaming or creator systems, especially for users who want a vertical GPU layout, top-mounted 240/280mm radiator support, and included PCIe 5.0 riser connectivity in a small-footprint build.
Recommended For
- Small-space builders who want a compact desktop without giving up a long, high-end GPU. The NR200P V3 is aimed at Mini-ITX users building around current large graphics cards in an 18.6L footprint, and community builds show it being chosen specifically for space-saving setups with flagship-class parts.
- ITX gamers planning a vertical-GPU showpiece build with a 240mm or 280mm AIO. Official positioning centers on vertical mounting, PCIe 5.0 riser support, and top-mounted liquid cooling, which matches the common real-world use pattern discussed around this case family.
- Experienced SFF builders who do not mind tuning airflow, fan layout, or minor mods to get the result they want. Community feedback around the V3 repeatedly treats it as a case that can work well, but rewards builders who are comfortable optimizing thermals rather than expecting a plug-and-play layout.
- Creators or desk-bound users who value fast front USB-C and easy panel access in a compact workstation-style build. Cooler Master explicitly positions the case for creators and DIY users, and the tool-free removable panels support frequent upgrades or maintenance.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Building a compact high-end gaming PC with a large modern GPU: users can fit a vertically mounted flagship-class card in a much smaller footprint than a mid-tower, but should plan around Mini-ITX board limits and SFX power supply compatibility.
- Using a 240mm or 280mm AIO in a small-form-factor build: this case is commonly positioned for builders who want stronger CPU cooling in an 18.6L system, making it more suitable for high-load gaming or creator setups than ultra-compact air-cooling-only cases.
- Choosing a small desktop for limited desk or room space: the NR200P V3 works well when the goal is to shrink a full gaming PC without giving up full-length GPU support, though builders still need to accept tighter cable routing and more deliberate part selection than in ATX cases.
- Showing off a premium GPU-focused build with better side airflow than glass-first layouts: users who want the look of a vertical GPU without fully choking intake tend to prefer the mesh-side approach, which balances visibility and cooling better for everyday gaming loads.
- Frequent tweaking, cleaning, or upgrading in an ITX system: the tool-free removable panels make this case easier to reopen for fan swaps, storage changes, and cable adjustments than many tighter small-form-factor enclosures.
- Air-cooling a compact gaming system with bottom intake support: community builds suggest it can deliver solid day-to-day thermals and noise with the right fan layout, but results depend more heavily on slim fan choice, GPU thickness, and airflow tuning than in larger cases.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Compact Mini-ITX builds needing a vertical GPU layout, top-mounted 280mm AIO support, and SFX power supplies; accommodates long graphics cards up to 361.5mm |
| Case Dimensions & Weight | Chassis 14.89 in (depth) x 11.5 in (width) x 7.28 in (height); item weight 8.82 Pounds; package dimensions 26.289 L x 36.83 W x 45.72 H centimeters and package weight 5.897 Kilograms |
| Motherboard & Drive Bays | Supports Mini-ITX motherboards with 1 internal bay |
| GPU & Expansion | Vertical GPU mounting with clearance for graphics cards up to 361.5mm; PCIe 5.0 riser is listed as a product feature |
| Cooling & Radiator Support | Air-cooled case with top support for 280mm AIO radiators |
| Power Supply | Supports SFX form-factor power supplies with bottom-mount installation |
| Materials & Panels | Aluminum-framed enclosure with steel and plastic components and mesh panel(s); finished in black |
| Front I/O & USB | Includes two USB 3.0 ports on the I/O panel |
| Compatibility & Fit | Lists compatibility with large GPUs such as Nvidia RTX 5090 and AMD RX 9070 XT; fits ITX motherboards and SFX PSUs |
| Model Identifiers | Cooler Master NR200PV3-KWNN-S00 (NR200P V3), style NR200P V3 |
| Package Contents & Quantity | Sold as a single package (package quantity 1, number of items 1) |
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I buy the Cooler Master NR200P V3 or Fractal Design Terra for a high-end Mini-ITX gaming build?
A: Choose the NR200P V3 if your priority is fitting larger modern GPUs and stronger cooling in a still-compact Mini-ITX case. Official specs show the NR200P V3 supports a vertical GPU up to 361.5 mm long and a top 240/280 mm radiator, while the Fractal Terra is smaller but is limited to a 322 mm GPU and only a 120 mm side radiator. Across reviews and community discussions, Terra is usually favored for smaller footprint and design-led builds, while NR200-family cases are more often recommended when thermals, radiator support, and GPU flexibility matter more.
Q: Is the NR200P V3 a better choice than the NR200P V2?
A: The NR200P V3 is the better choice if you want the newest riser standard and the most explicit support for current large GPUs. Compared with the NR200P V2, the V3 moves from a PCIe 4.0 riser to PCIe 5.0, increases listed GPU length support from 356 mm to 361.5 mm, and keeps the same core layout of vertical GPU mounting with top 240/280 mm radiator support. The trade-off is that both generations remain focused on vertical-GPU Mini-ITX builds rather than broad layout flexibility, so V3 mainly makes sense as the more current version of the same concept.
Q: Should I get the NR200P V3 or the NR200P MAX V2?
A: Choose the NR200P V3 if you want to pick your own SFX power supply and CPU cooler. Choose the NR200P MAX V2 if you want a more integrated build path with a preinstalled 850 W SFX PSU and 280 mm AIO. The MAX V2 reduces part selection and cable-planning work, while the NR200P V3 gives more freedom to tune noise, cooling hardware, and budget. Both target compact high-performance ITX builds, but MAX V2 is more of a bundled platform and V3 is more of a standalone chassis.
Q: Is the NR200P V3 a good upgrade from an older compact ITX case if I want better thermals?
A: Yes, the NR200P V3 is a sensible upgrade if your current compact ITX case is limiting GPU size, radiator support, or sustained cooling. Its official layout is built around vertical GPU mounting, a top 240/280 mm radiator, and a mesh-focused airflow path, which aligns with the reasons many small-form-factor users move out of smaller aesthetic-first cases. In community comparisons, users commonly switch to the NR200 platform when they want more thermal headroom without moving all the way to a much larger chassis.
Q: Who is the Cooler Master NR200P V3 best for?
A: The NR200P V3 is best for small-form-factor builders who specifically want a compact Mini-ITX case with a vertical GPU layout and room for a 240mm or 280mm top-mounted AIO. It is a good fit for high-performance gaming or workstation builds in a small footprint, but it is not a flexible choice for buyers who may want to reuse ATX or Micro-ATX motherboards, standard ATX power supplies, or a traditional horizontal GPU layout.
Q: Will it fit my motherboard and power supply, or is it restrictive?
A: It is restrictive by design. The NR200P V3 supports Mini-ITX motherboards only and is limited to SFX power supplies up to 130mm long. That makes it suitable for purpose-built ITX systems, but a poor choice if you want to reuse common ATX or Micro-ATX parts from an older build.
Q: Is the NR200P V3 a good choice for liquid cooling?
A: Yes, if your plan is a compact AIO build. The case is built around top-mounted 240mm or 280mm radiator support, which aligns with a very common retail buying question for small cases. The trade-off is that cooling flexibility is more specialized than in larger ATX cases, so buyers should confirm tube length, fan thickness, and overall part clearances before buying.
Q: Does it include the parts needed for vertical GPU mounting?
A: Yes. The NR200P V3 includes a PCIe 5.0 riser cable, which removes one of the most common extra costs in vertical-GPU cases. That makes it more convenient than cases where the vertical mount is optional or where the riser must be purchased separately. Buyers still need to verify GPU thickness and length, but the included riser is a practical advantage.
Q: What is the main trade-off versus a larger or more conventional case?
A: The main trade-off is compact size versus parts freedom. Compared with larger ATX or Micro-ATX cases, the NR200P V3 gives you a much smaller footprint and a display-focused vertical GPU layout, but in exchange you give up broad motherboard support, standard ATX PSU compatibility, and some layout flexibility. It is the better choice when size and a curated ITX build matter more than easy part reuse.
Q: Is the NR200P V3 a good choice for a high-end compact gaming build?
A: Yes, if you want a small Mini-ITX case that is built around a vertical GPU layout and supports large modern graphics cards. The main appeal is fitting high-end hardware in an 18.6L footprint with included PCIe 5.0 riser support. The trade-off is that cooling and part selection are less flexible than in larger cases, so it suits experienced SFF builders more than first-time builders.
Q: Who is the NR200P V3 best suited for?
A: It is best suited for buyers who specifically want a compact Mini-ITX build with a vertically mounted GPU, top-mounted AIO support, and room for a large graphics card. It is less suitable for buyers who want maximum layout flexibility, horizontal GPU mounting, or broad compatibility with standard ATX parts.
Q: What are the main trade-offs of the NR200P V3 compared with older NR200 versions?
A: The V3 improves support for a top-mounted 240mm or 280mm radiator and focuses on modern vertical-GPU builds, but it gives up the simpler, more flexible layout that made earlier NR200 versions popular. The biggest trade-offs discussed by users are reduced freedom in GPU orientation, tighter cooling clearance, and a build process that depends more on exact component dimensions.
Q: Does the NR200P V3 work well with 280mm AIO coolers?
A: It can, but 280mm AIO compatibility depends on radiator and fan thickness. Standard-thickness 280mm radiators are the safer fit. Thicker models, especially oversized radiator designs, are more likely to create clearance issues in this case. Buyers should verify exact radiator thickness before purchase rather than relying only on the headline 280mm support claim.
Q: Are there any fit or airflow limitations buyers should know about before choosing the NR200P V3?
A: Yes. The case is compact enough that small clearance details matter. Community reports repeatedly mention bottom fan limitations caused by the included PCIe 5.0 riser shape, plus tighter internal space around cooling hardware. In practice, this means the case is best for planned builds with carefully checked dimensions, not for mixing parts without clearance checks.