Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU)
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Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU)
This Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU) Mini Tower computer case presents a stylish and beautiful design highlighted by a striking black and grey colour tone. The paint is applied on a steel construction. The Mini Tower PC case is extremely popular due to its its modest size, thanks to which you can put it even on a relatively empty work desk. The size, however, won't be a problem for the installation of regular components. If you intend to augment your PC with professional gaming components, you may have some issues with heat dispersion and insufficient space, both of which can be solved by procuring a bigger case. The main computer control panel, which serves to control and connect various peripherals, is located on the top of the case. You have the option to insert a mITX (Mini ITX) type motherboard into the Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU) PC case.
Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU) PC Case Key Features
- Mini Tower PC cases are popular because of their compact dimensions
- Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU) will be ideal for simpler setups and standard office PCs
- Power source has a performance of 850 W
- Location of front panel: top
Cooler Master MASTERBOX NR200P MAX (280mm AIO + 850W PSU) PC Case Hardware
2 x 2.5" solid state disk slots. All of the remaining components should be installed onto the motherboard. There are adaptors on the control panel that allow you to connect USB 3.2 Gen 1 and headphones / microphone.
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