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Exact GPU / case compatibility

Does AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Reference fit in Cooler Master NR200P V2?

Likely fits. Likely fits in the default no-front-radiator check. Length margin 70mm, side/cable margin 9mm and thickness margin 10mm.

This page checks the exact GPU against the selected case with no front radiator installed. Use the interactive calculator to add your cooling hardware.

Compatibility calculation

CheckAvailableRequiredResultData confidence
GPU length357mm case limit287mm GPUPASS · 70mmManufacturer verified
Height + power cable160mm case envelope151mm (123+28)PASS · 9mmManufacturer verified
GPU thickness73mm case envelope63mm GPUPASS · 10mmManufacturer verified
Some case clearance fields used by this result are estimates, so treat a pass as a likely fit rather than a manufacturer guarantee. A front radiator can reduce available GPU length and change this answer.

AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Reference manufacturer data

Dimensions stored by FitMyPC: 287 × 123 × 63mm. Power connector: 2 x 8-pin PCIe.

Manufacturer source checked

Verified fields: length, connector, slotWidth

AMD publishes 287mm length, 2.5-slot design and two 8-pin power connectors. Height/thickness remain non-manufacturer values in FitMyPC because AMD's table does not publish exact millimetres for those fields.

Official manufacturer source ↗

Checked 2026-08-29

Cooler Master NR200P V2 manufacturer data

GPU length limit stored by FitMyPC: 357mm. Side-panel and thickness envelopes are displayed separately because manufacturers do not publish these consistently.

Manufacturer source checked

Verified fields: maxGpuLength, widthClearance, maxGpuThickness, radiatorSupport.top

Cooler Master gives up to 357mm length including power connector, 160mm height including connector and 73mm thickness for GPUs extending past the front bracket. The 73mm figure is used conservatively.

Official manufacturer source ↗

Checked 2026-08-29

What can change the result?

Front radiator/fan thickness, vertical mounting, drive cages, brackets, connector orientation, motherboard layout and product revisions can affect real-world fit.