MSI MPG Series SEKIRA 500P, Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case: Tool Less Tempered Glass Side Panel, 120mm Fans, Modular 360mm Radiator Bracket, Vertical Graphics Card Support

This case is fantastic to look at and offers a modular style design thats easy to suit your needs. This case was designed with aesthetics over performance as the case has severe issues with airflow. The case is designed to intake air from the front and top and exhaust it out the back. Unfortunately the design of the front is abysmal and does not let much air in causing issues if you use high end components that suck a lot of power and generate a lot of heat. Having the back glass door off helped prevent my case from thermal throttling which isnt a good sign at all. If your build involves efficient components that dont give off a lot of heat, this case can work. Otherwise, youre best looking for something with way more airflow.

Great case with great wire management options already installed. Great first time builders case.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely love this case.

The case is good, however the velox 100R allows for more options as far as fans and airflow, though this case has E-ATX support, for which the velox does not

If you go with an air cooler, get the Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 and get an extra fan if you have a hot CPU. Neither the Deep Cool Assassin III nor the Noctua NH-D15 will fit in this case (too tall). Its an amazing case though.

I like the case a lot. It’s really well built. Really sleek and nice to look at.

case has decent airflow for having a glass front the RGB looks beautiful

Case is made with quality materials did have to change top fans to exhaust other than that awesome case

I was sort of happy as i was putting it together, but I felt the airflow in it was bad. I was going to give it 3 stars, but yesterday one of the big fans on top stopped working. Its not even 6 months yet.

For a MID TOWER case, this case is a little towards the bigger end of the spectrum. This is a good characteristic IF you have the space for this case. There is plenty of room for your Hard Drives and SSDs, having enough space for storage is not an issue with this case. The 4 included RGB fans are fairly good, I personally am not bothered by the noise level. The fans are good at cooling the computer and the big case has good air flow. I do not see anyone running into any heating issues with this case unless you are intentionally trying to create an issue ( such as blocking off airflow by stuffing toys and wires all over the inside of your computer ). Both side of the case use a large tempered glass window. This is nice for people who want to show off a crazy amount of RGB or their amazing cable management. The fact that the side panels swing open is a welcoming feature. You do not have to fiddle with thumbscrews and physically removing a tempered glass panel which can be scary especially if you drop it. This case is VERY VERY heavy, I personally do not like leaving my computer on the floor but I would not want this on my desk unless I know I have a very good desk. The grommets for cable management are fairly good, they got large openings and will not give you any issues with routing your cables into the correct place. Building in this case is a breeze. Radiator support for water cooling is good, if you want to route your radiator through the top of the case there is no problem. The finish on the case looks great if you are into the “brushed aluminum” look. If not then this case might not be the one for you. If I had to be honest if this case was $199.99 it would be an amazing buy. For the MSRP of $249.99 this case would not be a nice buy unless you are trying to do an all MSI build which is what I went for on this desktop. I wish this case was offered at a lower price without the RGB fans. [I personally already have corsair LLs which I prefer]