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The Cooler Master NCORE 100 MAX is a well-designed, mechanically sound mini-ITX case that we're reviewing today. Despite some downsides that we'll talk about, we were overall impressed with the NCORE's mechanical execution of its concept. Key downsides include the 12VHPWR cable and its proximity to a wall, lack of flow-through space, and maybe limitations of build choice if you were hoping to select every single component. The case includes a PSU and cooler, pre-installing them in a compacted vertical "sandwich" of sorts. Today, we'll be testing the NCORE 100 MAX and comparing its design choices to the Fractal Terra and DAN A4-H2O that we recently reviewed, two very different approaches to ITX design.

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Cooler Master NCORE 100 MAX on Newegg: https://howl.me/clq1ctnX3dD
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Fractal Terra on Newegg: https://howl.me/clq1cZTY1gj
Fractal Terra on Amazon: https://geni.us/jPbNqlh

DAN Case A4-H2O on Newegg: https://howl.me/clq1fXAjIil

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Cooler Master NCORE 100 Max ITX
02:14 - Specs Overview & Walk Around
06:50 - Case Size
08:52 - Building in the NCORE & Cable Management
12:05 - GPU Fitment & Expanded Mode
16:15 - Hidden Feature
17:23 - Thermals & Acoustics
18:07 - CPU Thermals
19:18 - GPU Thermals
20:12 - Conclusion

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Host, Test Lead: Steve Burke
Testing, Writing: Jeremy Clayton
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