In a world where you can get some of the most advanced computer cases it is nice to see that companies are still making a simple chassis with support for the latest modern conveniences.

Solid Cooler Master Design; Clean Industrial Look; Perfect for Simple Mods; Compact Chassis; Perfect for Watercooling

Had issues with extremly large coolers; External 3.5" drive bay; Cable routing in side panel not held in chassis

The life of a genie cannot possibly be wonderful. It isn't so much the fact that he or she has to answer to the master's every whim, but that a genie spends most of the time cramped inside a tiny bottle. Maybe it is like Dr.

Price; Able to fit a 171mm tall Phanteks TC14-PE on our mini-ITX motherboard; Supports HD 6990 and other ridiculously long video cards; even in CFX or SLI; Up to 60mm thick 240mm radiator (push only) can be installed in front with HDD cage; Side-window and dual-USB 3.0 versions available; Four SSD...

No 8-pin EPS connector routing on the top corner; Ceiling clearance is minimal and can cause clearance issues with some heatsinks even without a top fan installed; Not much room for thick cables such as the 24-pin CPU cable when routed behind the motherboard tray (although it is possible if...

To sum things up, I think that the Cooler Master N200 is an everyman's case, but not every man's case. Its size and limited ability for additional hard drives, video cards, and optical disc drives severely hinders its ability to be an enthusiast case, but that isn't what it is made for anyway.

Cooler Master is releasing today a mini-tower case supporting microATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, the N200, which comes with a terrific price tag. Let's check it out.

Great price; Support for video cards up to 14" (355 mm) long; Support for 240 mm radiator on the front panel; Good quality plastic parts; Support for three 3.5" hard drives and four 2.5" SSDs or laptop hard drive; A huge cutout in the motherboard tray for accessing the backplate of the CPU cooler,...

No tool-less installation mechanisms for storage devices; Only one USB 3.0 port instead of two

Conclusion

Solid Cooler Master Design Clean Industrial Look Perfect for Simple Mods Compact Chassis Perfect for Watercooling

Had issues with extremly large coolers External 3.5" drive bay? Cable routing in side panel not held in chassis

The Cooler Master N200 Case has amazing potential and major bang for the buck. It comes with two 120mm fans and more can be installed, fan filters, ample drive bays, fits mATX & mITX motherboards, water cooling friendly, USB3, is lightweight, looks great and affordable.

KitGuru says: Need a cheep and cheerful case that can handle a few radiators? Cooler Master has got you covered…

Minimalist design; Solid build quality; Great value; Basic watercooling support

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A tiny chassis with a lot of features. Have a peek at the new N200 mini-tower chassis from Cooler Master.

A relatively new casing from Cooler Master, the N200 is a mini tower casing that's priced below RM 200.

Sometimes you just get lucky and happen to find a well built case that fits within a tight budget, but also looks extremely good and includes features you would not normally find at a budget price. Today we might have a good example of that.

Support for water cooling up to a 240mm front radiator,Up to four places to mount SSD's,Top and side fan options,pre-installed Easy to clean filters,Good cable management,Compact size,Price,Easily removable dust filter for the power supply; modular HDD cage; supports the largest video...

No room at the top for a standard fan has to be maximum 15mm thick; No pass through at the top of MB tray for an 8-pin connection