msiMPG GUNGNIR 110R - Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case - Tempered Glass Side Panel - 4 x ARGB 120mm Fans - Liquid Cooling Support up to 360mm Radiator - Two-Tone Design

This case was easy to use for my recent build. It looks great. It comes with four case fans and seems to allow enough airflow to keep things cool, although I do not use it for gaming. There are a couple of channels on the back side for cable management and several zip ties are included. There is a mounting bracket for two SSDs. There is an ARGB hub to which the case fans are preconnected. There are connectors for the top controls and ports which worked great with my motherboard. It comes with a power cable to allow the three front fans to connect to one motherboard fan header, if that's what you need.The power supply and a cage for up to three hard drives are at the bottom below a shelf. My power supply was modular and connecting the cables with the power supply in place was impossible. I had to remove the power supply mounting screws to be able to plug in the necessary cables and even then it wasn't easy.I did find a few things that were troublesome for me, but not enough to knock down my 5 star rating. The tempered glass front looks great but does obstruct some of the air intake, not enough to affect my components but then again I do not use my PC for gaming. There is no speaker to beep upon a good POST. The power button is at the top of the case and it is super easy to press accidentally. If there was a sliding cover or a flip up cover over the power button this would be much improved. The tray for mounting SSDs attaches to the drives on the flat side and tightening the mounting screws puts pressure on the SATA power and data connectors. I ended up loosening the screws until the connectors were barely deflected, but some sort of spacer is needed.Notwithstanding the few complaints I have, this is a very nicely made case. By the way, it is packed well and arrived in perfect condition

This case is great. I have had this case for a year with the fans that it came with only and my huge cpu fan because the 5900x runs hot. I haven’t had any airflow trouble or temp issues and i’m running a 4070 ti with 32 gb ram. It looks great and I think is perfect size, enough space to build, especially if it is your first time. Very happy with the overall design and the rgb features that it has. Really wont be going wrong getting this case.

I've built a lot of computers for people, and I've worked with tons of different PC cases, but this case takes the cake for me. I had never really had a nice case for myself, but after building a fancy new PC for someone recently, I decided it was finally time for me to treat myself to a new rig. I sifted through different cases for a while before finally coming across the MSI MPG Velox. Some things that caught my attention were:1. The tempered glass side pannel is held shut with magnets and swings open easily without the need to undo several screws. This makes it super easy to work on the computer or make quick adjustments to things.2. The case has a small window that lets you show off your PSU (while still hiding the cables) I love being able to see the graphics on my PSU3. Lots of ports and buttons on top of the case! :D Power button, restart button, led control button, two regular usb ports, a usb-c port, and your headphone and mic ports.4. A cool little rgb strip on the side.Everything about this case feels sturdy and premium. I'm really glad I finally bought one for myself.

This is a great looking case with great ventilation and lighting. If I need another case anytime soon, likely I'll get this one again! Two thumb screws to get the side panels off make it easy to make adjustments, the USB c is a nice touch and the fans it comes with are powerful. What it didn't mention that I saw is it has a rgb fan controller included to sync the fans that come with it. I had more fans so had bought a larger unit but I did think it was a quality touch

In general I am well satisfied with this case. It is a mid-tower, so except a slightly more compacted space. Motherboard installation is very easy. The cables in the back are nicely bundled, but you have to open them up in order to get the front panel, audio and USB cables out to reach the receptacles on the mb. Plenty of places to get cables through from the back to the mb too.Important to note is that you can only install a 360mm radiator in the front of the case, and you have to displace the HDD bracket to get the angle to get the radiator in place. That just involves unscrewing three screws, two accessed on bottom outside of case. Of course this means moving the 3 RBG fans already installed on the inside front to the outside front, but they will fit under the front panel when you put it back on. Actually, the only place to mount any radiator in this case is in front. Top mounting would be too intrusive over the mb. Same for rear.Comes with four fans, and you can install two more 120s in the top.Not much clearance in the back, and my mb power cord along with the ATXs made it slightly difficult to get the back panel on. With two mounting points for SSDs on the back, you will have to be creative about where to put any others. Make sure you have non-angled SATA cables for these mounted SSDs.I like the magnetic dust covers, and the case design is sleek, simple and attractive enough.I’m no expert PC builder. I just wanted to replace my 6 year old case with something nicer to hold my newer mb and components. This one seems like a very good solution for my standards.

Absolutely great. Front panel has everything I need, and MSI delivers it all very well. Having the RGB hub for all the lights allowed me to dismantle and daisy chain them all after connecting one to the motherboard. Now the software from MSI functions properly and fully. 4 fans it comes with which is plenty you can add more on the side or even bottom, if you like. I believe a total of 7 fans can be mounted. Building was pretty straight forward and nothing to difficult to understand. This is my first build. The case also easily hold a 340mm radiator for cooling and larger video cards (graphic card). I have an Asus 4060 TI and it holds it well with much room to spare. I really like this MSI case.