MUSETEX ATX PC Case Pre-Installed 6Pcs 120mm ARGB Fans, Mid-Tower Computer Gaming Case, USB 3.0 Tempered Glass Phantom Black Computer Case, MN6-B

This case looks amazing, but for a more modern gaming build youll run into a variety of space issues; cable management on the back side is a pain at every turn due to the lack of space. HDDs fit but theres little room for the Sata cables to plug in without a 90 degree bend. The PSU installation and even more nightmarish removal process will take a while to figure out. Theres little space for the cables that connect to the PSU to run out or be connected prior to being inserted in the compartment. Removal requires some scratches to your hardware and likely bending the case with some force. Back case panel doesnt fully close once the hard drive and PSU cables are installed There is no room for aio cards larger than 120mm, and decent ram sticks. 240mm front installation not supported period. Pros: Beautiful lighting, clear glass, firm materials. Very affordable. Good for low end but flashy builds like if youre a DJ. Bottom slots for motherboards with header pins at the bottom. Cons: Spacial design is awful. Doesnt seem to account for most cable connections or space for more powerful hardware. Regretful purchase for my gaming build. No real 240mm support as listed in details. Barely supports a connected PSU.

Clearances for hdd is so bad went to put the panel on and it broke my 2tb hdd and the fans wont work cause my motherboard is 12v connectors only and they use 5v also one of the rubber o rings that keep the glass from rubbing on the metal screws that hold the panel on was missing

This (907 Phantom black) is an excellent case for the price. It’s hard to find much info about this case online so I decided to do a basic review here. Materials are all high quality, the tempered glass panels in particular are very impressive. The glass panels are secured with stealthy black thumbscrews that are easy to remove when cleaning the case and doing the install. The glass side panel has black corner protectors that can be removed or left in place for aesthetics. There is plenty of room and options for cable management here. I was even able to fit a non modular Corsair power supply with a massive nest of cables quite easily in the case. The six included fans are shockingly quiet and provide a nice level of cooling. If you need extreme cooling and don’t want to go with AIO’s you may want to upgrade the fans, but the cooling provided by the stock fans is excellent for my setup. If you dont want to upgrade the fans and find that you need a bit more cooling when gaming you can also remove the front glass panel to get a nice overall temp reduction. Removing the front glass panel reduces temps significantly, in my testing the overall temp of my overclocked RTX 2060 Super was reduced by 9°C under max load to 56°C! The included fan controller I received was setup for 5v 3-pin ARGB and not 4-pin RGB so I could not connect it to my motherboard to attempt control through software (no 5v ARGB header). I had already planned on using the included remote so this was not a huge problem for me, just be prepared if you are buying a new mobo for the case or if your existing board does not have ARGB headers. The fan controller works well with the included remote and controls brightness, mode, and speed of the fans when simply connected to an available SATA power connector from your PSU. Plenty of options there for me and the rgb lighting provided by the fans is killer. Another apparent change in the model I received was plastic PCI slot covers that are secured with a bracket plate and thumbscrew. No bending and snapping off metal PCI slot covers required and I definitely prefer the plastic covers (no sharp edges). The feet on the bottom of the case have a soft rubber material on them so the case stays in place and won’t scratch your desk surface. The only reason I gave 4 stars for material quality is several of the already installed mobo risers were tapped poorly and screws were stopping early or going crooked when screwed in. I had spares to replace the wonky risers so this wasn’t a big deal, but it is worth mentioning and I advise testing your screws in the risers before you seat your mobo. They also included spare wires for the power switch, reset switch, and HDD/Power light LEDs. If this is your first build note that you can ignore these and set them aside as backups if something were to go wrong with the ones that are already installed. NOTE: If your front panel connector cables for HDD LED, power etc. do not have + or - paint to indicate positive or negative wire there will be a triangle on the back side of the connectors. The triangle indicates which wire is the positive wire. TLDR: Fantastic case at this price point and one I recommend if your budget doesn’t allow for a more expensive case. If you are considering this case go ahead and pull the trigger!