Mars Gaming MC-ULTRA White, Custom XXL E-ATX Gaming Tower, Dual ARGB LED Stripes, Dual Tempered Glass Windows, Dual Vertical Camera Structure

Look I am not saying this case is the best case out there. I'm not even saying it is particularly good to look at but at the time I bought it, it was the cheapest case I could find on Amazon. However don't let that put you off. I was after a budget build so this fitted the bill perfectly. It came with all you would expect in the way of screws and cables to connect to an ATX motherboard which is precisely what I did. I also added a small 80mm fan on the rear to plug into the chassis fan on the motherboard. The two LED fans on the front are decent and give good airflow. I had no issues with installation as everything fitted well. Only odd part was mounting the SSD's to the base of the case but not a real issue. also with a decent Perspex side you have to get your cabling tidy (which you can see I failed). I was using a 5600G processor with onboard graphics so didn't install a dedicated GPU. If I do it would have limitations to length as the case is small - there are some that would fit but I may have to change the case at that point. Also the tall cooler I chose didn't fit so a lower profile one will be needed - I went with the stock cooler in the end as I am not over clocking at this stage. overall a good starter case for the budget builder.

This case was much, much smaller than I was expecting. I intended to mount the Hard drive & ssd at the bottom of case but simply there wasn't enough room to mount a graphics card, talking of which I was planning to use an rx580 but it was too long so I've had to a zotac 1660 super mini. I was planning to have two fans installed I have removed the top one to make room for the hard drive & Ssd. The air flow is terrible, currently having to run it on its side as the non existent feet mean no air can entry from the bottom. The case looks nice but it made from the finest Chinese pressed tin, no cable management room in the side panel. Please buy something else.

Great case. Would recommend. Pros. Easy to build in lots of room. Look really clean. The size is perfect to fit in my TV cabinet. Duel champers of it make cable tidying alot easier. Honestly I wished more cases came in a cube style. Support 7 120mm in the main half of the case. Which is great if you want lots of air flow. 2 120mm fan in the side half with the PSU. Miner cons. The fans included aren't great. So I highly recommend replacing them with decent one. You can easily find a half decent set of 5 120mm fans off Amazon £15 to £20 which easily better that the included fans. Or go all out with some nocturna ones. I only have 3 nocturna fans in. 2 in the front as intake and 1 in the back for exhaust. And air flow seems good with low temperature. 1 big con I had with mine was the GPU mountings screw hole weren't aligned properly. Easy enough fix as I just made a hole with a drill. But not the thing I should have to do. Hopefully it was just an error with my case.

I've got this case to swap the case and upgrade an old pc for my son. The case is compact, bear that in mind if you plan on getting this case and have long and lots psu cables will be tough to have any clearance. M-atx motherboard fitted well. I wouldn't try to put a 4slot ram motherboard as will leave no room for front fans at all and would be a struggle. I have added another 120mm front fan and keeps it really cool overall. I still have enough room for a 3.5 inch hdd wich will be added later. 2.5 inch ssd fitted just well. Build quality isn't the best as cheap plastic is used and the metal bits are a bit flimsy but you can't complain at this price point which balances price to quality ratio. Side window is plastic so don't expect tempered glass. I would mention that the rooting at the back of the panel was ok as my psu used cpu, motherboard, gpu cables and has 4 molex connections and 4 sata connections. Used zip ties to keep them together and everything is nicely rooted. I chosed this case for it's compact form and overall it ticked all my points.

This is a very compact case, I’ve worked on bigger ITX cases than this! Photo shows it compared to an old Antec case as an example. You can use mATX boards but there’s very little room. Your graphics card choice though, that you need to be careful with. I went with a Costco 1660s that’s pretty small and low powered. Fits fine. But a 2070 I tried? No chance. The case itself is made of very thin metal, it’s super light and flexible. You push too hard it’s gonna bend. And these panel? It’s thin Perspex that will deform and crack easily if you are not careful. The front light bar looks quite nice and a button on the front gives a good selection of colour schemes. The 8cm fan is fixed rpm and fixed colour. Cable management is…. Not the best. There’s some space behind the board for flat cables but it’s limited. Bottom line is it’s a cheap case, really cheap. It looks ok but when you work on the case you know you are working on a cheap case. The finished product looks ok though. Three stars from me.

I bought this PC case because I wanted something small to hide underneath my TV so that I would forget that the PC even existed. This is does spectacularly. It has a very appealing RGB light strip at the front of the case so that I can distract myself with the flashy lights when the burden of existence overcomes me. The main problem with this case is that its small size and lack of ventilation means that my CPU and GPU were hotting up like that couple in the movie that we all have seen. Now my CPU and GPU combo usually keep very cool, they keep so cool that they don't scream racial epithets when they get killed in a game of Call Of Duty. This is because they sip power like a backbench MP. The included 80mm fan moves air like an asthmatic 80 a day smoker to the extent that my power supply, which must be mounted fan down because of no ventilation, was doing the bulk of the thermal exhaust. The case is also relatively flimsy, much like my excuse for needing such a big telescope when I have not previously shown any interest in astronomy, and it flexes disconcertingly at the slightest pressure. This doesn't detract from the functionality of the case but does remind me that this case is on the more budget end of budget, it is the Travelodge of budget cases. A further problem which led to much swearing and frustration was that the holes for the brass standoffs didn't appear to be pre threaded which meant that I had to locate my special tool, not that one you dirty minded git, to screw them in securely. In all this case is not very premium but for the low cost of your whole sanity, you get what you pay for.

I recently upgraded my gaming rig with the MARSGAMING MCX ATX PC Gaming Case in white, and I'm thrilled with the results. This case strikes the perfect balance between style and functionality, making it a standout choice for any gaming setup. First off, let's talk about aesthetics. The tempered glass panel on the side provides a clear view of the interior components, allowing me to showcase my hardware in all its glory. The white exterior with subtle RGB lighting accents adds a touch of sophistication to my desk, making it a visually appealing centerpiece. But the MARSGAMING MCX isn't just about looks—it's packed with features designed to enhance the gaming experience. The dual RGB fans not only keep my system cool during intense gaming sessions but also add a dynamic flair with customizable lighting effects. I love being able to personalize the lighting to match my mood or game aesthetic using the included remote control. In terms of functionality, this case ticks all the boxes. The spacious interior provides ample room for high-performance components, including large graphics cards and liquid cooling systems. Cable management is a breeze thanks to strategically placed routing channels and ample tie-down points, keeping my build clean and tidy. I also appreciate the thoughtful design details, such as the easily removable dust filters and tool-less installation mechanisms. These small touches make maintenance and upgrades hassle-free, saving me time and effort in the long run. Moreover, the build quality is top-notch. The sturdy construction and attention to detail instill confidence that my components are well-protected and secure. Despite its compact size, the case feels robust and durable, capable of withstanding the rigors of regular use. Overall, I couldn't be happier with my decision to choose the MARSGAMING MCX ATX PC Gaming Case. It's stylish, functional, and packed with features that cater to the needs of gamers and PC enthusiasts alike. Whether you're building a new rig or upgrading an existing one, this case offers the perfect blend of form and function. Highly recommended!

A little bit smaller than expected, but still holds pretty good. Overall good product.