NR220P Max - any obvious downsides?

[Brun]

Since upgrading the desktop to a 4090 I've got a 3080 FE kicking around and fancy some SFX for sofa/TV gaming. Having not done anything like this before I like the look of the Cooler Master NR200P Max's built-in PSU and watercooling, which would alleviate concerns about physical compatibility. In terms of value it seems good compared to buying similar case/PSU/cooler separately, and 850W is more than enough. Guess my main concern is how the AIO compares with alternatives, but I haven't seen any suggestion that it's inferior.

Had oringinally planned to reuse my 9900k but 1151 ITX boards are pretty much unavailable new (understandably) and I don't fancy second hand. Despite being exlusively Intel for about 15 years I thought I might have a dabble with AMD to prove I'm not a fanboy. Currently thinking along the lines of...

Gigabyte B550I AORUS PRO AX
5800X
16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 4000 - Would prefer 32GB but have 4x8GB of this and realise I could only use two. Would see how I get on.
256GB Samsung 950 PRO - for the OS, already have. Realise it's a bit old and only PCI-3, but don't think it will be a significant compromise.
2TB SSD for games and stuff


Anything obvious I've overlooked?

 

[chrismscotland]

Thats almost the exact setup I was looking at trying to get into an NR200P and it all fitted (just) - I don't think you would have any issues with fitting it in the Max as it looks to be a slightly different config inside and the removable GPU bracket would have been uber helpful on my case!
I ended up putting my build back into my larger NZxt case only because I needed space to fit my SSDs and hard drives!

The NR200P I have has the same 850W PSU and it was great with a 3080 FE and the 5800x, can't comment on the AIO as I had to supply my own Nzxt one for this case.

 

[Brun]

Thanks for the reassurance. Pulled the trigger last night and have just taken delivery.

Decided to go for a new 512GB M2 for the OS, and a second 2TB one rather than SSD. Realise only one of the board's M2 slots is PCIe 4, but until direct storage actually happens I don't think it'll make much difference which way I configure things.