MUSETEX ATX PC Case Pre-Install 6 PWM ARGB Fans, Polygonal Mesh Computer Gaming Case, Opening Tempered Glass Side Panel Mid-Tower Case, USB 3.0 x 2, Black, NN8

Great case, Easy to build in... After a while of gaming I was seeing temps in the high 80s... Simply remove the front glass and now Im seeing a solid 58c on the GPU(after multiple hours). That is why i chose to give 4 stars and not 5. A mesh front would be a great option for this case.

Very sturdy quality case. Comes complete with 6 case fans.

This would’ve been a great computer case but one of the fans came faulty and super loud. The fan ended up breaking. Other than that one fan, the case is fairly decent.

case was well built. didnt bend and move while adding parts to it. the cable management openings were in the right place. all and all it made for a very easy build. side note fan controller doesnt stick to good so make sure to put in a safe spot.

I just bought this case for my new build, and the fans stopped working in it i checked the connector it all looks fine but they dont turn on nor does the rgb on them ive tripled check to make sure everything was plugged in the right spot it all seems good but the rgb doesnt turn on.

This tower is beautiful. Love the lights. Came with all screws needed to mount motherboard and standoffs. Rarely get to use all screw holes in the board. A plus item for a great price

Customer service is great, one of the fans was clicking and they sent me a new one without delay! The RGB is standalone by default and works great that way with a button on the case, no setup needed. You can also take control if you connect it to your motherboard if you want to control it with software, it takes just a single header to do it.

Case is sturdy enough for most people looking into the budget end of having cases. The metal is thin and bends out of shape easily if youre not really careful. The fans are solid and quiet but the controller is garbage. A controller replacement is near imposdible to replace with a better quality one (without also replacing the fans) because of the pin array of the fans. Attempted to contact the company, without success. Amazon was kind enough to sent a replacement way after the return period was over. The controller failed again after just a couple months. Im keeping the case and getting new fans to connect directly to the motherboard. Wish I wouldve spent the extra money off the back as my sons comparable case from a competitor feels stronger and its going 2 years with no fan issues. Love the side door and the overall design.

This case is amazing! I built this PC from spare parts that friends gave me and upgraded hardware little by little. Once I got my hands on a Gigabyte 3070ti it was time to upgrade my PC case, as it wouldn’t fit in the hand-me-down case. But this case delivers! Lots of great and quiet fans, and cable management is a breeze! The fan hub is clutch but only works with a 5V 3pin connector, so make sure your MOBO can accommodate. Size-wise it’s tight, but that’s what I wanted: the smallest case possible that can fit my 3070ti. The product pics on Amazon say that it can fit a 330mm GPU and it probably can but you have a hair’s width between that and the fans. The instruction book for the case says it fits a 320mm GPU and that’s about right; my GPU is 320mm and I have about an inch of space leftover (see pic). The RGB is compatible with the Aura software from ASUS so my ROG Strix MOBO synced to it easy peasy (though it thinks it’s just an LED strip) but I imagine other software wouldn’t be an issue either. Overall this case has a lot going for it at a tasty price! 10/10 recommend!

I found a great deal on an Asus computer known to have serious cooling issues with the case and cpu, but otherwise good specs, so I got this case with the intention of swapping everything from the original pc into it. I had never gone this far into a computer before but figured that I could manage, as I am generally not completely incompetent. I also added an aio cooler for the cpu. The swap wasnt difficult, and cpu and gpu temps are quite low. The rgb lacks versatility, being basically locked to push button control via a button on top of the case. As far as I can tell, theres no simple way to tie the included fans to any other rgb control programs you may already have. I am not an expert in these things by any means though, so I could be wrong. I installed the aio at the top of the case (NZXT Kraken X63 280mm) it was pretty snug with my motherboard connections but I got it all in there. Currently I have three fans pulling air from the front, one fan exhausting at the rear, and two fans pulling air in from the bottom, though I doubt that those two are truly drawing much air. Coupled with the two fans on the aio pushing out, I think the airflow situation is pretty good. There was enough room in the back panel and under the, ah, metal part that hides the power supply, to keep the cables under control and out of sight. Im happy with this case and would recommend it to anyone.