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

I have built many systems in my days so very familiar with cases I like this case but a lot of the claims by the manufacturers are stretched truths , for instance if you are adding a radiator to the top instead of the fans the radiator will need to be pushed down hard against the ATX power plug to the MB , SSD beside the MB is not doable with a full ATX board , the PS mount is upside down. if you move the upper fans to the lower section no screws are provided you will need 8 #6-32 screws. the PS filter falls out easily so make sure it stays in place as you move the case around, vertical mount of GPU is impossible . I hope this helps . Update: Customer service has been great help in solving my issues I posted photos of my finish product.

Case looks nice when the I was able to change the lighting colors, but since the RGB controller board failed all the fans only show white now. Musetex customer support does not respond after multiple attempts to contact them.

so i bought this case set it up cable management was a little difficult wish the back panel was a little deeper now on to the topic about the fans can anyone tell me what do i need to make them light up please i thought they would still like up just couldnt be addressable. the build right now is on a asus z87-a mobo ? any help would be awesome

No le funcionaron los puertos de micrófono y de audio. Tuve que devolverlo.

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

I like this cabinet because it is affordable and has been performing well for the last few weeks. The LED connector on the fan controller lost has a broken connector but the Musetek is sending me another one in the mail. I like the open mesh and air flows through it well. I installed an EVGA 280mm Radiator for CPU cooling and it does fit in the top of this case.....barely....but she fits. The back panel has plenty of room for cabling so you dont have to have everything tight and perfect to get the panel back on. The Glass door just lifts off so it made installation easier. It is also nice to be able to pull the door open to make tweeks or a BIOS reset. The cons of this case are while you can put an ATX Mobo in it....its going to be TIGHT! I installed an EVGA Z590 FTW Wifi into this case and had to unmount it in order to get the Auido and ARGB connectors installed. There are open portholes at the bottom..but you HAVE to install those connections before you screw the MOBO on. So that was a bit of a pain. The fans are 6-pin (proprietary) and so is the fan controller. The fan noise is noticeable and the fan speed is fixed. They are not adjustable at all. They do move a decent amount of air through the case. I put the two fans from the top to the bottom just for looks honestly. The box the power supply is in has no external venting once a PS is installed. The PS draws from the floor and blows out the back. So consider the bottom of the case solid. There are 4 places you can put SSD drives...but only ONE has the hardware to secure it to the case. If you want to install the fans on the bottom, you will need 30mm long #6-32 screws (not supplied). The rest of the screws needed are provided. So there are some draw backs to the cabinet but it is a good value for the money in my opinion. I have included photos of my clearance issue.

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.

Got this for my son since his old build didn’t have as many fans. My favorite part of this is probably the magnetic glass panel, which has a little ring that can pop out to pull the panel out so you can reach your components. As for temps, the fans cool just fine. It actually has a bit more vertical space for if you wanted to install an AIO you could do so without hitting your RAM on your mobo (probably). The mobo didn’t have a header for USB-C (or a second USB 3.0 for an adapter) so that isn’t being used unfortunately. All in all, it’s a nice case, cools well enough, and was a good value when I bought it on sale.

I loved it, it has a lot of space, the airflow is fantastic and it includes everything you need to manage your cables

Everything worked out great