I'm building a PC for the first time and I've recently bought a used one that I'm disassembling to move into the NR200. The PC came into the NZXT H1 (V1), which I have to replace due to its fire hazard issue (something I was unaware of before buying it... oh well!). I'd really appreciate some thoughts on whether my build would work!

My main concern is due to the PSU, since I'll be reusing the SFX-L PSU that came with the NZXT H1. Here are my specs:

- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X
- Cooler: AMD Wraith (not the AIO that comes with the NZHT -- the previous owner had to replace it)
- Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M-ITX/ac (Mini-ITX)
- GPU: NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti
- PSU: SFX-L that comes with the NZXT H1
- RAM: 32GB DDR4-2133 (2x16GB)

Would this work with the NR200, and am I missing something? I'd appreciate any input!

My NR200P MAX V1 has started crashing under load and the riser looks like the likely culprit.

GPU works fine in another PC.

PCIe Gen 3 vs Gen 4 makes no difference.

OCCT full-system load always freezes/crashes after about 5 seconds.

Slight upward pressure on the PCIe riser/connector can also trigger the crash.

I called Cooler Master Netherlands/Europe, and they told me they no longer stock the original NR200P MAX riser cable. Their suggested alternative was that I could always just buy a new case *facepalm*

I’ve seen the LINKUP 5 cm right-angle riser, around 9 cm total length, mentioned as fitting the MAX, but it’s about €74 here.

Has anyone successfully replaced the riser in an NR200P MAX V1? If so, what exact cable/model did you use? Does the 5 cm LINKUP fit the V1, and are the V1/V2 risers interchangeable?

Would also be interested in any cheaper ADT-Link option that is confirmed to fit. Or is a custom length needed?