NR200 NR200P ATX PSU Front Mounting Bracket Compatible with Cooler Master NR200 NR200P Mini-ITX Pc Cases, Black (Low Mount)

I am building a wall-mounted PC case for a gaming PC in my son's room, and I needed to figure out how to mount the PSU in a way that fit the other mounting stuff I have made and purchased, so when I saw this I decided to get it to see if it would work.It fits the PSU great, and the printing came out nicely and looks/feels good. All of the holes work and I didn't have to trim or clean anything up like the last 3D printed part I bought for this build. It also works well with the other stuff I have, making it a much easier build than if I had to fabricate one out of metal or wood, and took hours off my schedule. Great part!

The Layer3D NR200 ATX PSU mount fits the bill if you want to use a full sized ATX power supply in your Cooler Master NR200 series case instead of the more expensive SFX or SFX-L PSU option.All holes line up, there are holes to account for different placement on different PSU's, and the fit is very precise. The material is sturdy without any of flex. This bracket does not include any screws, but it mounts easily using the screws included with the case.One thing to note is that the audio cable needs to be routed around the bracket, and not through the center of it, since it is thick and prevents the bracket from sitting flush against the inside front of the case. Running the USB 3 and front panel connectors through it are OK though, since they are flat.A few things to take into account when using an ATX PSU in the NR200 - it limits the CPU cooler and hard drive mounting options since the PSU blocks the side mounted bracket, and it also prohibits the use of a long graphics card.If you already have a PSU, then this is a money saver over going out and buying a new SFX unit. If you are buying everything new, and with the prices of ATX power supplies higher than in the past, you are probably better off just paying the extra bracket cost towards an SFX unit and foregoing this bracket altogether.Cooler Master also sells a bracket made out of metal, but availability is questionable. If that bracket is available at roughly the same price, I would probably opt for that instead.