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Cooler Master "MasterBox NR200 / 200P is a mITX case
And it can hold seven fans. Cooler Master released a Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case that can mount a total of 7 fans, top 120mmx2, rear 92mmx1, bottom 120mmx2, side 120 / 140mmx2. The product lineup is the "MasterBox NR200P" , which uses tempered glass on the left side, and the "MasterBox NR200" , which is a metal panel with ventilation holes, and comes in two color variations, black and white.
There are 3 expansion slots, and the drive bays are 3.5 inch shadow bay x1, 2.5 / 3.5 inch shadow bay x1, and 2.5 inch shadow bay x2. The power supply unit is compatible with SFX / SFX-L, and the effective space is up to 330 mm in length, 156 mm in width, 60 mm in thickness for the graphics card, 155 mm in height for the CPU cooler (76 mm when VGA is vertically mounted), and 130 mm in length for the power supply unit. Correspondence. In addition, the front, top, and left and right panels can be removed for easy installation of each part. NR200 Black_1024x768b As for the standard attached fan, "MasterBox NR200P" has a top 120mmx2 (650-1,800rpm), "MasterBox NR200" has a top 120mmx1 (650-1,800rpm), and a rear 92mmx1 (650-2,300rpm).
The I / O port is equipped with USB 3.2 Gen.1 Type-Ax2 and 3.5mm headset jack x1. NR200P_White_1024x768b The main body size (excluding protrusions) is 185 mm wide, 360 mm deep, 274 mm high, 18.25 L capacity, and weighs 5.1 kg for the "MasterBox NR200P" and 4.6 kg for the "MasterBox NR200". The former is for vertical mounting of graphics cards. PCI-Express3.0 (x16) riser cable is included as standard.
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#5838859 Posted on: 10/05/2020 09:39 PM
Ouch. That is an awful article. Bad grammar and language.
You never start a sentence with "And".
You should use the inverted pyramid model for how you structure an article. Start with the overview, then go into the more technical and fine details.
You are just listing technical specifications and details all over the place. This makes it very hard to follow. What you should do is to describe the cases in a more generic way, explaining what the difference is between the two models, and then have a breakout box where you list the technical details.
It's not hard, and it will make it much easier to read.
Let's look at the first section of the article:
And it can hold seven fans. Cooler Master released a Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case that can mount a total of 7 fans, top 120mmx2, rear 92mmx1, bottom 120mmx2, side 120 / 140mmx2. The product lineup is the "MasterBox NR200P" , which uses tempered glass on the left side, and the "MasterBox NR200" , which is a metal panel with ventilation holes, and comes in two color variations, black and white.
Something like this would be much better:
Cooler Master has released two new products in their MasterBox NR200 series of Mini-ITX computer cases. The two new models are NR200 and NR200P, where the latter has a tempered glass side panel instead of the ventilated metal on the base model.
Both cases are available on two colors, black and white, and one of the features Cooler Master highlights on the cases is the ability to mount up to seven fans in the case.
The rear exhaust allows for a 92mm fan, while the rest of the fan positions can use 120mm fans. The two side fan positions also support 140mm fans.
You see how much easier it is to read?
Good luck in your writing.
And your first message here, what a way to start your rep.....ripping in to the boss`s article without even considering that the first sentence may have got lost in editing.....you sound like a wanna be school teacher that has 0 friends.
You could of ( oh sorry...have)started with a sarcastic comment or something witty .......but NO you went straight for the throat.....and slash, if only there was a thumbs down button.
Ouch. That is an awful article. Bad grammar and language.
You never start a sentence with "And".
You should use the inverted pyramid model for how you structure an article. Start with the overview, then go into the more technical and fine details.
You are just listing technical specifications and details all over the place. This makes it very hard to follow. What you should do is to describe the cases in a more generic way, explaining what the difference is between the two models, and then have a breakout box where you list the technical details.
It's not hard, and it will make it much easier to read.
Let's look at the first section of the article:
And it can hold seven fans. Cooler Master released a Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case that can mount a total of 7 fans, top 120mmx2, rear 92mmx1, bottom 120mmx2, side 120 / 140mmx2. The product lineup is the "MasterBox NR200P" , which uses tempered glass on the left side, and the "MasterBox NR200" , which is a metal panel with ventilation holes, and comes in two color variations, black and white.
Something like this would be much better:
Cooler Master has released two new products in their MasterBox NR200 series of Mini-ITX computer cases. The two new models are NR200 and NR200P, where the latter has a tempered glass side panel instead of the ventilated metal on the base model.
Both cases are available on two colors, black and white, and one of the features Cooler Master highlights on the cases is the ability to mount up to seven fans in the case.
The rear exhaust allows for a 92mm fan, while the rest of the fan positions can use 120mm fans. The two side fan positions also support 140mm fans.
You see how much easier it is to read?
Good luck in your writing.
And your first message here, what a way to start your rep.....ripping in to the boss`s article without even considering that the first sentence may have got lost in editing.....you sound like a wanna be school teacher that has 0 friends.
You could of ( oh sorry...have)started with a sarcastic comment or something witty .......but NO you went straight for the throat.....and slash, if only there was a thumbs down button.
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#5838866 Posted on: 10/05/2020 09:57 PM
And.....dont let the door hit you in the face on the way out....did they tell you that at the University of how to be a dick.
And.....dont let the door hit you in the face on the way out....did they tell you that at the University of how to be a dick.
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#5838867 Posted on: 10/05/2020 09:58 PM
Ouch. That is an awful article. Bad grammar and language.
You never start a sentence with "And".
You should use the inverted pyramid model for how you structure an article. Start with the overview, then go into the more technical and fine details.
You are just listing technical specifications and details all over the place. This makes it very hard to follow. What you should do is to describe the cases in a more generic way, explaining what the difference is between the two models, and then have a breakout box where you list the technical details.
It's not hard, and it will make it much easier to read.
Let's look at the first section of the article:
And it can hold seven fans. Cooler Master released a Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case that can mount a total of 7 fans, top 120mmx2, rear 92mmx1, bottom 120mmx2, side 120 / 140mmx2. The product lineup is the "MasterBox NR200P" , which uses tempered glass on the left side, and the "MasterBox NR200" , which is a metal panel with ventilation holes, and comes in two color variations, black and white.
Something like this would be much better:
Cooler Master has released two new products in their MasterBox NR200 series of Mini-ITX computer cases. The two new models are NR200 and NR200P, where the latter has a tempered glass side panel instead of the ventilated metal on the base model.
Both cases are available on two colors, black and white, and one of the features Cooler Master highlights on the cases is the ability to mount up to seven fans in the case.
The rear exhaust allows for a 92mm fan, while the rest of the fan positions can use 120mm fans. The two side fan positions also support 140mm fans.
You see how much easier it is to read?
Good luck in your writing.
Your kidding right? This is a tech forum not an english class and he's not getting graded.
Ouch. That is an awful article. Bad grammar and language.
You never start a sentence with "And".
You should use the inverted pyramid model for how you structure an article. Start with the overview, then go into the more technical and fine details.
You are just listing technical specifications and details all over the place. This makes it very hard to follow. What you should do is to describe the cases in a more generic way, explaining what the difference is between the two models, and then have a breakout box where you list the technical details.
It's not hard, and it will make it much easier to read.
Let's look at the first section of the article:
And it can hold seven fans. Cooler Master released a Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case that can mount a total of 7 fans, top 120mmx2, rear 92mmx1, bottom 120mmx2, side 120 / 140mmx2. The product lineup is the "MasterBox NR200P" , which uses tempered glass on the left side, and the "MasterBox NR200" , which is a metal panel with ventilation holes, and comes in two color variations, black and white.
Something like this would be much better:
Cooler Master has released two new products in their MasterBox NR200 series of Mini-ITX computer cases. The two new models are NR200 and NR200P, where the latter has a tempered glass side panel instead of the ventilated metal on the base model.
Both cases are available on two colors, black and white, and one of the features Cooler Master highlights on the cases is the ability to mount up to seven fans in the case.
The rear exhaust allows for a 92mm fan, while the rest of the fan positions can use 120mm fans. The two side fan positions also support 140mm fans.
You see how much easier it is to read?
Good luck in your writing.
Your kidding right? This is a tech forum not an english class and he's not getting graded.
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#5838881 Posted on: 10/05/2020 10:10 PM
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Cooler Master "MasterBox NR200 / 200P is a mITX case
Ouch. That is an awful article. Bad grammar and language.
You never start a sentence with "And".
You should use the inverted pyramid model for how you structure an article. Start with the overview, then go into the more technical and fine details.
You are just listing technical specifications and details all over the place. This makes it very hard to follow. What you should do is to describe the cases in a more generic way, explaining what the difference is between the two models, and then have a breakout box where you list the technical details.
It's not hard, and it will make it much easier to read.
Let's look at the first section of the article:
And it can hold seven fans. Cooler Master released a Mini-ITX / Mini-DTX case that can mount a total of 7 fans, top 120mmx2, rear 92mmx1, bottom 120mmx2, side 120 / 140mmx2. The product lineup is the "MasterBox NR200P" , which uses tempered glass on the left side, and the "MasterBox NR200" , which is a metal panel with ventilation holes, and comes in two color variations, black and white.
Something like this would be much better:
Cooler Master has released two new products in their MasterBox NR200 series of Mini-ITX computer cases. The two new models are NR200 and NR200P, where the latter has a tempered glass side panel instead of the ventilated metal on the base model.
Both cases are available on two colors, black and white, and one of the features Cooler Master highlights on the cases is the ability to mount up to seven fans in the case.
The rear exhaust allows for a 92mm fan, while the rest of the fan positions can use 120mm fans. The two side fan positions also support 140mm fans.
You see how much easier it is to read?
Good luck in your writing.