NR200 deshroud KFA2 RTX 3060

Printed with ABS plastic, layer height 0.1mm

To remove the fan shroud on this card, you will have to completely remove the cooling system.

If you cannot find a ready-made adapter for connecting fans to the power connector on the video card board, then you can use an existing connector with a cable soldered off from the fan (shown in the photo).

Also, to make an adapter you will need a fan splitter, I bought Thermalright fans and the kit already included splitters, I used a female fan connector with four pins. As you can see, the pinout of the contacts matches the color of the wire. All you have to do is connect the wires by color using soldering.

Pay attention to the P12-Bracket and P12-Bracket-RTX Logo models, these corners were modeled not by me, but by this guy on the link https://www.printables.com/model/136753-nr200-x-msi-ventus-deshroud-mod-arctic-p12-version

The corners are designed to cover the cavities of the Arctic P12 fans I used.

How to attach?
Personally, I used the screws included with the Thermalright TL-C12 Pro fans. Their length is 35 mm, M3. The nut for them needs M3.

I also needed to widen the hole in the corner piece with a 3mm drill bit. So that the M3 screw can fit freely into the hole.

Next, I fixed M3 nuts over the holes in the air duct parts, first I fixed them with instant glue, centered the nut with a screw, and only after that, filled the nuts with epoxy resin.

While tightening the screws on the back of the case bottom, I discovered the problem. The new revision of the case contains holes for mounting drives? Or pumps? Because of these holes it is impossible to screw screws into the fan hole, just look at the photo. I had to drill holes in the right place.

The video card supports the Stop Fan function. Arctic P12 PST fans can stop completely and are ideal for direct connection to a video card.