Exact GPU / case compatibility

Does ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 fit in Cooler Master NR200P V2?

Fails the current FitMyPC dimensional check. GPU length exceeds the case limit by 0.6mm; height/cable envelope exceeds the stored case envelope by 25.3mm; GPU thickness exceeds the stored case envelope by 3mm.

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Compatibility calculation

Check	Available	Required	Result	Data confidence
GPU length	357mm case limit	357.6mm GPU	FAIL · -0.6mm	Manufacturer verified
Height + power cable	160mm case envelope	185.3mm (149.3+36)	FAIL · -25.3mm	Manufacturer verified
GPU thickness	73mm case envelope	76mm GPU	FAIL · -3mm	Manufacturer verified

The fields used by this default check are sourced/reference data; still confirm current manufacturer installation guidance. A front radiator can reduce available GPU length and change this answer.

ASUS ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 manufacturer data

Dimensions stored by FitMyPC: 357.6 × 149.3 × 76mm. Power connector: 12V-2x6 / 16-pin.

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Verified fields: length, height, thickness, connector

ASUS publishes 357.6×149.3×76mm dimensions.

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 Side-panel and thickness envelopes are displayed separately because manufacturers do not publish these consistently.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.