Cooler Master MCB-NR200-KNNN-S00 MasterBox NR200 Mesh Side-Panel Black Powder Coated Steel Mini ITX Desktop Chassis

Case is fantastic! Many cooling configurations, not many hardware limitations, above average build quality. Grab 2x PWM 120mm fans and your cooling will be very good.

There are a lot of really expensive and nice ITX cases on the market. Most of them are hard to find in SA.

This is available, cheap, and high quality, what more do you want? I do wish they included another 120mm case fan though, but the included fans are not the greatest quality. They're fine for the price.

This a great case. It can take anything you throw at it.
My setup:
CPU - Ryzen 5800X
Cooler - Fractal S24 (240mm) AIO
GPU - RX 5700 XT thicc III Ultra (A massive card)
PSU - Corsair SF600

It all fits, I would recommend getting a proper SFX power supply, not the larger SFX-L variants. Cable management was tight even with the SFX supply. The connectors push slightly on my GPU.

Very easy to take it completely apart, and made of much thicker sheet metal than I was expecting. Very sturdy.

Would recommend mounting radiators on the side. There is no mounting hardware on the top - only rubber grommets for fans - not good for a radiator. Even if you try there wouldn't be enough space.

I was a bit nervous about my first purchase from Wootware, but they didn't disappoint.
They were on time with their delivery and the NR200 is exactly as advertised. Would highly recommend!

The case is amazing, has excellent cooling and can be disassembled almost completely.

The case unofficially supported my ASUS prime B450m-k motherboard with about 8mm space left on the bottom. All ATX power supplies can work with this case but they require a 3D printed bracket (the .stl file can be downloaded from the product webpage). If you don’t have access to a 3D printer you can contact a 3D printing company, one place quoted me R380 for the bracket.

It’s a great way to save some money as sfx power supply are expensive but I do recommend a modular or semi-modular power supply.

(Also make sure to mount your atx power supply with the fan facing into the case as it can get quite hot - I notices no difference to my cpu temperature doing it this way)

Moved my system from an H200 to this case. Smaller size with better thermals. Cable management was a bit of an issue but there is adequate space if aesthetics is not a major concern.

Wowee, let me just start off by saying this is an *amazing* case.
I figure I'd type this as many people would be buying this from Wootware along with the SFX-L fractal ion PSU to make a small system.

There's a surprising amount of room in here for GPU, CPU big air, as well as great potential for airflow because it can take 2x 12cm on top and on the bottom.
Unfortunately none of the big-air coolers you'd want to use can be found in ZA (Scyth Ninja 5, Fuma 2, various noctua coolers, etc)

Also, it's not without its flaws.
To avoid these flaws, use a proper SFX power supply and not an SFX-L (good luck finding a true SFX PSU locally)
I typed an even longer blurb here but to keep it simple, if using this case with the Wootware-offered Fractal Design Ion SFX-L power supply you need to be aware of the following:

The SFX-L side mount position for the PSU blocks the top-forward fan with the power connector going into the PSU.
The SFX-L side mount position has the modular CPU-8pin connector far from where it connects on most motherboards, but is still routable.
The SFX-L side mount position may cause the modular cables from your PSU to press against the top of a GFX card with a high backplate.
You *CAN* mount the Fractal SFX-L psu in the side mount SFX (non-L) space to use two top fans, but it will completely block you from installing a GPU longer than the PCIe slot.


To use both top fans, mounting the power supply in the front presents new challenges:

Front mount means you lose access to 1x 2.5' drive and the side bracket mounted 3.5' drive. It is possible to not lose the 2.5' drive as long as you don't screw the drive in on one side and let it "flap" to get to the PSU mount screw.
Front mount means your gpu can be a physical maximum length of 282mm, with the PSU fan facing the front panel otherwise the gpu physically blocks the modular ports for the PSU cables, with the PSU fan facing the inside of the case, this would leave less room for a GPU.
When the PSU fan is facing the front panel, the positioning of the modular ports for the 8-pin CPU power connector means that the cable will be impossible to route neatly and will go over the CPU side of the motherboard, fortunately this is not the glass version of the case.


Long story short, get a true SFX (not SFX-L) PSU to use or make sure your GPU is short, if you've done that, it's a perfect case.

There is nothing really to criticize about this case, except if you're a real SFF enthusiast who wants something smaller. If you're building a SFF PC for the first time, this is the case to get. It's easy to build in, and you have a lot of options in terms of cooling configuration. This is a very versatile, well built and thought out case that should keep you satisfied for very long.

This is (in my opinion) an astonishing small form factor cases.

There are many reviews about this case so I won't toot what's already been praised, but what I will add is that although the spec dimensions imply my CPU Cooler (Phanteks PH-TC12DX) wont fit... it fits in this case (without the side mounting bracket), but barely... barely is good however when the temps are low and the noise is a whisper under general loads.

You can always count on Wootware to source truly amazing PC parts...

PS. I still recommend following specs dimensions, no-one wants to purchase a cooler that wont fit.