I built a PC in this case, I love it, I've used Arctic liquid freezer ii 280, it barely fits, it was necessary to remove one edge to fit radiator inside. And also I used 2 noctua A12-25 fans at the top, 2 arctic P12 at the bottom. The build works almost silent. Motherboard ASRock x570, CPU Ryzen 9 5950x, GPU Radeon RX 6600. And I overclocked the CPU btw, via pbo 2. Cinebench r23 scores around 30000 points. Single thread 1650 or so.
One pretty good fan option with the C14S is to use a 120mm fan, maybe the NF-A12X25, on the closer side to the CPU. Then you can probably fit a 120mm fan up top, also, the side panels could now accept two 120 or 140mm fans, in this case I might go with the Phanteks T30 fans, the left one blows directly at the C14S and the right one can exhaust or intake to see whether you prefer GPU thermals or less dust inside your case. This used to be the case with many NR200 builds, but I am not sure if the top left fan could still fit with this motherboard. My B550I Pro AX from Gigabyte has the problem with a slightly higher CPU socket and prevented many tower heatsinks from clearing the top fan, which is why I went with an AIO.
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people have actually been using the Phantom Spirit SE cooler in these, beats the crud out of all the noctua options. They also have been replacing the fans with Phanteks T30 fans to improve cooling even more
@@jeremyg2236phantom spirit SE is better. I don’t think PA would fit, not in the tempered glass. Maaaybe in the mesh? I’m not sure but either way PA is better.
@@jeremyg2236 I have the Peerless Assassin 120 SE and it fits perfectly. I have the NR200 (Non P) which only comes with the mesh panel and everything fits perfectly. My build is 7800x3d - RTX 4090 - 5x Arctic P12 slim fans (2 top - 2 Bottom - 1 at the back to draw IN cool air although it's a janky install with zipties) - 1100 watt Cooler Master SFX platinum - B650i Aorus Ultra - 3x 2Tb NVME ... and all this in the NR200 which is amazing!
Given the NR200P options, the better way would've been both sides mesh with side mounted 280mm AIO in an intake role... then the sides would be filled completely, and less showing... but the potential for perf negligible difference between this and a big tower could be the way to go.
I feel like you’re not wrong, a 280mm aio would likely offer better performance. When I was planning this build, I wanted to use a air cooler as I honestly couldn’t even remember the last time I used one. And the way this air cooler fits in this build is just satisfying to me lol.
I was the one who asked about the noisy fan on the chipset. I'm still waiting on my X670E-I to come in, but hearing how loud yours is is definitely in line with what others are reporting. Maybe you can reach out to JJ to ask if they are aware of this issue and if there is a fix around the corner? I'm gonna be quite upset if mine is just as loud, it's going to make me regret not ordering the Asrock B650E PG-ITX instead.
It seems like on boot, in its current state, the chipset fans always go 100% speed just until it posts. I touch on this a bit more in pt.2 coming out as soon as I can find some time to finish editing it
@@Gx22 I can confirm it is ONLY on during boot. It's on fully during first mem training and the bios update. I was worried at first until it loaded up which is actually pretty fast. I bought this board solely after watching his other vid as there really aren't too many English reviews
Nice build bud, I also like cramming big components into small cases, my system is also inside nr200p with ATX PSU using an adapter, ryzen 5600x with a cooler master 120mm aio, and my gpu is Sapphire Nitro+ RX 5700xt, it’s a tight fit but all crammed good, with ok airflow, 4x 120mm fans 2 at the top and 2 at the bottom, the aio pulling air in from the back. 😊
Curious to see your cpu thermals and whether air cooling is possible on am5. I have an nr200 and c14s and am considering 7900x/7950x with mid-range gpu. Waiting for cheaper b650 boards.
Is it stated in the manual how big the stock M.2 fan is on the board? If it is some standard size I might consider replacing it with something quieter or aftermarket.
Hey, good job, can't wait to see your undervolting results. How do you think is it possible to have something similar as daily driver? Let's say 7900x and 3080 for example with this 750W PSU?
Probably completely fine to be honest in most circumstances. I’ve been gaming on this build shown here in the video for 4-5 days now at stock settings on everything no problems. Typical power draw is around 550w iirc in overwatch 2 unlimited fps cap
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies nice. Will wait for the video. Curious to see points comparison with some synthetic tests, to check with 360 aio. This cooler can not dissipate a lot.
@@lanonexa36 I’m really hoping next few days. My main editing Pc has been down for a couple weeks I’ve been bouncing between my laptop and the pc I built in this video. Sorry about the delay!
Hi wow thanks for the build. I am getting the same parts but I have the cooler max 200p with the built in AIO, Hope Fully Cooler master cooler will fit with that thanks ?
Hello, I am from Taiwan and I like your videos. Please teach me how to adjust the cpu parameters (I don’t want the CPU to be too hot and the speed is not slow)
honestly at best you might fit a 4090 refence card in a NR 200p no way will you squeeze a 4090 aib in there I can only just squeeze a red devil 6900xt in the nr200p max interesting on the cooler choice for the 7950x :)
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies Not sure if this is a personal build or just you trying to squeeze crazy stuff in nr200p but a case to look out for that is coming soon is a lian li /Dan A3 M-atx basically a sff case that can fit a refence 4090 atx psu , mATx mobo and a 360mm rad ! Not 100% how long the strix card is but with the front fan mounts removed and a top mounted 280aio the lian li o11 air mini should fit the strix in easy even better with the suprim liquid x 4090 !!
@@volvot6rdesignawd702 this pc will stay assembled for some time just as my dedicated lan / gaming pc. I do have a personal upgrade planned for my workstation I just need to find some time to film it. That one will be a beast you won’t want to miss. Plus I’m still waiting to find a 4090 lol. I have most of the other parts.
I have an almost identical build but I’ve noticed none of the usb 2.0 (black) ports on the strix x670e-i appear to work. Is my board broken or is there a bug or setting keeping them from working? All usb ports are enabled in the BIOS. I’m also not using the FPS-II card on this board.
I just checked and all my black usb 2.0 ports are working. The FPS-II shouldn’t affect this at all. If you are unsure if you did something to disable them, you could try loading optimized defaults in bios, also make sure you have all your chipset drivers installed, AMD has an auto detect and install tool you can download on their drivers page.
Soo what are the general noise levels in use like? I’d like to get this board and processor with a n rtx 4070 ti, but I’m worried about noise levels. I’m planning to run mostly flightsims and fusion360. I’m aware I could undervolt and underclock, and could get the cpu down to 125w/55C, but I don’t know if I’m an itx case that is enough to make it quiet
This is one of the roomier itx cases out there, with good cooling. I would expect you to have no problems having those specs in this case and having it quiet.
I wanted to ask im planning to build my first decent pc (come from i5 2nd gen) im planning to buy a r5 7600x (or non x) with rx 6800 and nh c14s. Does the nh c14s do the job for x series or should i go with non x series instead? Will do mostly gaming and some other basic coding stuff
Hi, I am looking to build a rig with the NR200P Max this month. I want to go with an AMD solution for the 1st time. Would you be able to help me with a best choice of motherboard to use? I read a fair amount of complaints with the ASUS x670E-I board, what are your thoughts? I am also not sure what combo to use with the 7950x3d and 7700xt or 7800x3d with a 6950xt or a mix of those? Im thinking 64GB of DDR5 ram and at least5 2TB SSD. Would greatly appreciate any advice. Thank you.
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies 4k gaming pc. I play on a 42" LG C2 oled. I was looking at the ASUS Tuf gaming B650M plus wifi. It seems to have the most features and not cost 500.00...
We will see what the finances look like when it releases lol. It would have to be quite the bump up in performance to justify replacing my 7950x when it was so pricy on launch lol
Right now I am using the B550I Pro AX from Gigabyte with the 5950X, and I have to say the whole experience with the software and BIOS is underwhelming for this board even though it has one of the beefiest VRM of an ITX board from the B550/X570 lineup. Also, I have no USB ports left on my board even when I got a Type-C hub. What do you think about the 7950X and the X670E-I so far? Do the Asus BIOS make enough sense for me to change the whole CPU/MB/RAM combo out and repurpose the 5950X to an overkill secondary machine? Especially when the 7000 series is on sale for this short time?
What is the software / bios not doing, or what is it missing that makes it underwhelming? This 7950x / x670e-I setup is pretty fricken expensive and I would hate to recommend something only to have you be unhappy still?
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies it’s mainly the software. I’m running the TUF 3090 with a Gigabyte board but I’m not a fan of RGB. I don’t want to have to download two pieces of bloatware to turn off the lights and Gigabyte throws in extra crap with their outdated RGB software. Well the truth is I'm probably going to upgrade anyway, just want to know If there is anything I have to worry about with this combo inside a small form factor case?
@@che-weihsieh975 the whole Rgb software situation as a whole is a crap shoot. The nice this is going with any Asus board is that you’ll only need 1 piece of bloatware across your motherboard and gpu to control lighting (armoury crate, or you can try to use aura sync stand alone an older version, but it’s not as up to date and less reliable.) I think the main thing to consider is taking a long hard look at the b650e-I and x670e-I spec sheets and deciding if you’re going to use enough of the x670e-I features to justify its premium price tag. As far as space considerations go, it’s really just the FPS 2 breakout-board for the I/o that plus into the motherboard that you may run into some issues using in some cases but I go over that briefly in this video and in my board overview video for the x670e-I
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies I took a look at the B650E-I, while having all the ports on the board itself is great, the SPDIF output means that I get to hook up my receiver with no problem, and that it also has an on-board 2 pin temperature sensor plug, I would still go for the X670E-I for the vast amount of IO ports and no back M.2 SSD (sandwich cases do not like that very well). I do wonder would there be a true successor to the Crosshair Viii Impact though. I would choose that over the Strix even though it is going to be way more expensive. Having the Q-code readout for trouble shooting is better than the LED lights, but still much better than having none or all blocked up in a case.
I mean gen 4 nvme are already incredibly fast, but theoretically yes you could get some sort off speed boost out of raid 0, but when I was looking into this a while ago I ultimately decided it wouldn’t be worth it, the minor speed increase was not worth the reduction in reliability if something happened to the raid itself or one of the drives experienced a failure. My opinion ofc.
@@boominfree7408 yes and realistically in gaming or day to day I don’t think you’d even notice a difference. It would be more for heavy read write loads.
@@afrostytown3870 if you’re doing more than just gaming, it is an absolute powerhouse, and I would recommend 100%. If all you do is gaming, I feel like you’d be paying for a lot of CPU that you’d never get to properly use, and there is probably other CPUs that make more sense from a cost stand point.
@@afrostytown3870 if you have a 360mm aio (or better), you can absolutely turn on PBO and enjoy a nice little bump in performance at the cost of more power and a hotter running chip, however, when with PBO on, you’re still not going to exceed 95c as that’s the threshold AMD has set for this chip to max out at (and they say it can operate at 95c and be just fine). You would see even more performance with PBO on if we could cool this chip, and that’s something I plan on looking into when I can get Der8auer’s delid kit.
I built a PC in this case, I love it, I've used Arctic liquid freezer ii 280, it barely fits, it was necessary to remove one edge to fit radiator inside. And also I used 2 noctua A12-25 fans at the top, 2 arctic P12 at the bottom. The build works almost silent. Motherboard ASRock x570, CPU Ryzen 9 5950x, GPU Radeon RX 6600. And I overclocked the CPU btw, via pbo 2. Cinebench r23 scores around 30000 points. Single thread 1650 or so.
One pretty good fan option with the C14S is to use a 120mm fan, maybe the NF-A12X25, on the closer side to the CPU. Then you can probably fit a 120mm fan up top, also, the side panels could now accept two 120 or 140mm fans, in this case I might go with the Phanteks T30 fans, the left one blows directly at the C14S and the right one can exhaust or intake to see whether you prefer GPU thermals or less dust inside your case.
This used to be the case with many NR200 builds, but I am not sure if the top left fan could still fit with this motherboard. My B550I Pro AX from Gigabyte has the problem with a slightly higher CPU socket and prevented many tower heatsinks from clearing the top fan, which is why I went with an AIO.
I really liked how you cable managed everything, very clean interior.
I also use KPx on my CPU and GPU, best paste I've used by far and so far no problems here.
wanna build a 9950x + 5090 next year + 128gb ram if possible. Nice to find out someone did it already
Really grey video!
I'm running the same exact case with an i7-7700K and Z170 board. Just ordered myself an Asus X670E-I and 7800X3D and can't wait
Keen to see the second part of this video :)
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3k views! Getting there king 🤴
people have actually been using the Phantom Spirit SE cooler in these, beats the crud out of all the noctua options. They also have been replacing the fans with Phanteks T30 fans to improve cooling even more
I wonder if Peerless Assassin 120 SE can also fit in?
@@jeremyg2236phantom spirit SE is better. I don’t think PA would fit, not in the tempered glass. Maaaybe in the mesh? I’m not sure but either way PA is better.
@@jeremyg2236 I have the Peerless Assassin 120 SE and it fits perfectly. I have the NR200 (Non P) which only comes with the mesh panel and everything fits perfectly. My build is 7800x3d - RTX 4090 - 5x Arctic P12 slim fans (2 top - 2 Bottom - 1 at the back to draw IN cool air although it's a janky install with zipties) - 1100 watt Cooler Master SFX platinum - B650i Aorus Ultra - 3x 2Tb NVME ... and all this in the NR200 which is amazing!
I got the similar build with x570-i and a 5950x. Good luck fitting a 4090 in that case.
Thanks for the video :)
Given the NR200P options, the better way would've been both sides mesh with side mounted 280mm AIO in an intake role... then the sides would be filled completely, and less showing... but the potential for perf negligible difference between this and a big tower could be the way to go.
I feel like you’re not wrong, a 280mm aio would likely offer better performance. When I was planning this build, I wanted to use a air cooler as I honestly couldn’t even remember the last time I used one. And the way this air cooler fits in this build is just satisfying to me lol.
I was the one who asked about the noisy fan on the chipset. I'm still waiting on my X670E-I to come in, but hearing how loud yours is is definitely in line with what others are reporting. Maybe you can reach out to JJ to ask if they are aware of this issue and if there is a fix around the corner? I'm gonna be quite upset if mine is just as loud, it's going to make me regret not ordering the Asrock B650E PG-ITX instead.
It seems like on boot, in its current state, the chipset fans always go 100% speed just until it posts. I touch on this a bit more in pt.2 coming out as soon as I can find some time to finish editing it
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies Sounds good! Looking forward to the next one.
@@Gx22 I can confirm it is ONLY on during boot. It's on fully during first mem training and the bios update. I was worried at first until it loaded up which is actually pretty fast.
I bought this board solely after watching his other vid as there really aren't too many English reviews
Nice build bud, I also like cramming big components into small cases, my system is also inside nr200p with ATX PSU using an adapter, ryzen 5600x with a cooler master 120mm aio, and my gpu is Sapphire Nitro+ RX 5700xt, it’s a tight fit but all crammed good, with ok airflow, 4x 120mm fans 2 at the top and 2 at the bottom, the aio pulling air in from the back. 😊
Curious to see your cpu thermals and whether air cooling is possible on am5. I have an nr200 and c14s and am considering 7900x/7950x with mid-range gpu. Waiting for cheaper b650 boards.
I’ll get part 2 up as soon as I can, it’s filmed just need to find the time to edit
Nice build. Good explanation about the heatsink too.
Is it stated in the manual how big the stock M.2 fan is on the board? If it is some standard size I might consider replacing it with something quieter or aftermarket.
I believe it to just be a 40mm fan, with a 2 pin fan header.
Hey, good job, can't wait to see your undervolting results. How do you think is it possible to have something similar as daily driver? Let's say 7900x and 3080 for example with this 750W PSU?
Probably completely fine to be honest in most circumstances. I’ve been gaming on this build shown here in the video for 4-5 days now at stock settings on everything no problems. Typical power draw is around 550w iirc in overwatch 2 unlimited fps cap
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies nice. Will wait for the video. Curious to see points comparison with some synthetic tests, to check with 360 aio. This cooler can not dissipate a lot.
@@daniladrozdov1428 part 2 is already filmed lol 😅
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies when is it coming out?
@@lanonexa36 I’m really hoping next few days. My main editing Pc has been down for a couple weeks I’ve been bouncing between my laptop and the pc I built in this video. Sorry about the delay!
Hi wow thanks for the build. I am getting the same parts but I have the cooler max 200p with the built in AIO, Hope Fully Cooler master cooler will fit with that thanks ?
Im not 100% sure. Sorry!
Hello, I am from Taiwan and I like your videos. Please teach me how to adjust the cpu parameters (I don’t want the CPU to be too hot and the speed is not slow)
honestly at best you might fit a 4090 refence card in a NR 200p no way will you squeeze a 4090 aib in there
I can only just squeeze a red devil 6900xt in the nr200p max
interesting on the cooler choice for the 7950x :)
I’m trying to get a Founders first, also eying the strix but I dont expect the strix to fit in the nr200p lol.
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies Not sure if this is a personal build or just you trying to squeeze crazy stuff in nr200p but a case to look out for that is coming soon is a lian li /Dan A3 M-atx basically a sff case that can fit a refence 4090 atx psu , mATx mobo and a 360mm rad !
Not 100% how long the strix card is but with the front fan mounts removed and a top mounted 280aio the lian li o11 air mini should fit the strix in easy even better with the suprim liquid x 4090 !!
@@volvot6rdesignawd702 this pc will stay assembled for some time just as my dedicated lan / gaming pc. I do have a personal upgrade planned for my workstation I just need to find some time to film it. That one will be a beast you won’t want to miss. Plus I’m still waiting to find a 4090 lol. I have most of the other parts.
Can I ask that can this mainboard used any other big heatsink such as darkrock pro 4?
I have used a noctua nh-d15 on this board on a test bench and it worked fine. I don’t have any bequiet coolers on hand unfortunately
no air cooling put in 280 AIO
It pains me that you did not smear the thermal paste.
I have an almost identical build but I’ve noticed none of the usb 2.0 (black) ports on the strix x670e-i appear to work. Is my board broken or is there a bug or setting keeping them from working? All usb ports are enabled in the BIOS. I’m also not using the FPS-II card on this board.
I just checked and all my black usb 2.0 ports are working. The FPS-II shouldn’t affect this at all. If you are unsure if you did something to disable them, you could try loading optimized defaults in bios, also make sure you have all your chipset drivers installed, AMD has an auto detect and install tool you can download on their drivers page.
Soo what are the general noise levels in use like? I’d like to get this board and processor with a n rtx 4070 ti, but I’m worried about noise levels. I’m planning to run mostly flightsims and fusion360.
I’m aware I could undervolt and underclock, and could get the cpu down to 125w/55C, but I don’t know if I’m an itx case that is enough to make it quiet
This is one of the roomier itx cases out there, with good cooling. I would expect you to have no problems having those specs in this case and having it quiet.
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WHERE IS TESTS
meshroom case?
Can you tell us the weight?
I wanted to ask im planning to build my first decent pc (come from i5 2nd gen) im planning to buy a r5 7600x (or non x) with rx 6800 and nh c14s. Does the nh c14s do the job for x series or should i go with non x series instead? Will do mostly gaming and some other basic coding stuff
For an R5 you should be fine either way!
Hi, I am looking to build a rig with the NR200P Max this month. I want to go with an AMD solution for the 1st time. Would you be able to help me with a best choice of motherboard to use? I read a fair amount of complaints with the ASUS x670E-I board, what are your thoughts? I am also not sure what combo to use with the 7950x3d and 7700xt or 7800x3d with a 6950xt or a mix of those? Im thinking 64GB of DDR5 ram and at least5 2TB SSD. Would greatly appreciate any advice. Thank you.
What are you building the system for? (What’s it’s purpose?) That will tell a lot. The x670e-I is overkill for a normal gaming pc.
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies 4k gaming pc. I play on a 42" LG C2 oled. I was looking at the ASUS Tuf gaming B650M plus wifi. It seems to have the most features and not cost 500.00...
And now you only need to remove the AMD 7900X CPU & replace it with the new AMD 79003DX CPU when it comes out next month.
We will see what the finances look like when it releases lol. It would have to be quite the bump up in performance to justify replacing my 7950x when it was so pricy on launch lol
Can you tell us the weight
Right now I am using the B550I Pro AX from Gigabyte with the 5950X, and I have to say the whole experience with the software and BIOS is underwhelming for this board even though it has one of the beefiest VRM of an ITX board from the B550/X570 lineup. Also, I have no USB ports left on my board even when I got a Type-C hub. What do you think about the 7950X and the X670E-I so far? Do the Asus BIOS make enough sense for me to change the whole CPU/MB/RAM combo out and repurpose the 5950X to an overkill secondary machine? Especially when the 7000 series is on sale for this short time?
What is the software / bios not doing, or what is it missing that makes it underwhelming? This 7950x / x670e-I setup is pretty fricken expensive and I would hate to recommend something only to have you be unhappy still?
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies it’s mainly the software. I’m running the TUF 3090 with a Gigabyte board but I’m not a fan of RGB. I don’t want to have to download two pieces of bloatware to turn off the lights and Gigabyte throws in extra crap with their outdated RGB software. Well the truth is I'm probably going to upgrade anyway, just want to know If there is anything I have to worry about with this combo inside a small form factor case?
@@che-weihsieh975 the whole Rgb software situation as a whole is a crap shoot. The nice this is going with any Asus board is that you’ll only need 1 piece of bloatware across your motherboard and gpu to control lighting (armoury crate, or you can try to use aura sync stand alone an older version, but it’s not as up to date and less reliable.)
I think the main thing to consider is taking a long hard look at the b650e-I and x670e-I spec sheets and deciding if you’re going to use enough of the x670e-I features to justify its premium price tag.
As far as space considerations go, it’s really just the FPS 2 breakout-board for the I/o that plus into the motherboard that you may run into some issues using in some cases but I go over that briefly in this video and in my board overview video for the x670e-I
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies I took a look at the B650E-I, while having all the ports on the board itself is great, the SPDIF output means that I get to hook up my receiver with no problem, and that it also has an on-board 2 pin temperature sensor plug, I would still go for the X670E-I for the vast amount of IO ports and no back M.2 SSD (sandwich cases do not like that very well). I do wonder would there be a true successor to the Crosshair Viii Impact though. I would choose that over the Strix even though it is going to be way more expensive. Having the Q-code readout for trouble shooting is better than the LED lights, but still much better than having none or all blocked up in a case.
What AMD chip would you recommend?
In general or for AM5?
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies AM5
Would running 2 gen 4s in raid speed things up?
I mean gen 4 nvme are already incredibly fast, but theoretically yes you could get some sort off speed boost out of raid 0, but when I was looking into this a while ago I ultimately decided it wouldn’t be worth it, the minor speed increase was not worth the reduction in reliability if something happened to the raid itself or one of the drives experienced a failure. My opinion ofc.
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies ahh if it’s just a small boost it’s not worth it then
@@boominfree7408 yes and realistically in gaming or day to day I don’t think you’d even notice a difference. It would be more for heavy read write loads.
how much does it weight?
a 280mm AIO would have been so much better.
lmao, mans actually things removing 25mm fans for 15 will "significantly reduce my cooling" when the difference in reality is minor....
is it worth it? i bought it,
Is what worth it specifically ? :)
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies the R9 7950x
@@afrostytown3870 if you’re doing more than just gaming, it is an absolute powerhouse, and I would recommend 100%. If all you do is gaming, I feel like you’d be paying for a lot of CPU that you’d never get to properly use, and there is probably other CPUs that make more sense from a cost stand point.
@@ultraprecisiontechnologies thanks! Do u recommend oc? Or like nah? And for gaming what should i do to press out the max performance?
@@afrostytown3870 if you have a 360mm aio (or better), you can absolutely turn on PBO and enjoy a nice little bump in performance at the cost of more power and a hotter running chip, however, when with PBO on, you’re still not going to exceed 95c as that’s the threshold AMD has set for this chip to max out at (and they say it can operate at 95c and be just fine).
You would see even more performance with PBO on if we could cool this chip, and that’s something I plan on looking into when I can get Der8auer’s delid kit.