MUSETEXATX 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

HIGHLY IMPRESSED BY THIS CHASSIS.I usually purchase the more premium chassis from the more known and premium manufacturers. However, wanting to give my old 9900k system a fresh look and a few upgrades (new AIO, RAM and GPU), being it's five years old, I didn't want to purchases an expensive case from the more known manufacturers. So in my search, I came across this Musetex NN8 of a hidden gem. $80 for a chassis with included 5 ARGB fans? Let's do it!Though not as hefty as the "premium" brands, the build quality is solid. It has a premium look and premium feel without the premium price. The included ARGB fans look nice, move a lot of air and are quiet even at max speed. There's plenty of room for cable management and a lot of tie down points for zip ties or velcro straps.Someone mentioned in the reviews they had issues fitting their full size ATX motherboard. I did not share that experience as mine fit like a glove and went in nicely and comfortably. The chassis supports up to five 2.5" SATA SSDs OR three 2.5" SATA SSDs with one 3.5" HDD. Usually with inexpensive chassis such as this one, it's a pain to build a PC as there are usually a lot of charp edges you could cut yourself with. Well not with this chassis. They definitely paid attention to detail, polished off the edges while doing it in a cost effective mannor.Definitely a good chassis especially for budget builders or people wanting to freshen up their older/aging PCs.Intel Core i9 9900k CPUMSI Z390 Gaming Plus motherboard32gb Kingston Renegade 3600mhz CL16 RAMAMD Radeon RX6750XT (reference) GPUSeasonic 620 watt PSUThermalright 240mm AIO

For the money, very good. And the 6 RGB fans work great with my motherboard.

Upgraded from a Fractal Meshify-C Mini. Running a 5800X with a 6800XT which runs hotter than most other processors, so I needed a bit more airflow. This case is approx. 4 inches taller than the Fractal and has a few more features. Construction appears to be of good/standard industry quality and I did not have any alignment issues. Front panel 280mm Radiator mounting only lines up to the top holes. Due to the lack of holes in the bottom of the case, the bottom 120mm fan is split between the PSU shroud. The relocated front panel to the side allows you to pull the front shroud without worrying about wires and includes a built-in USB-C port. The reset button has been repurposed to a LED switch that allows cycling through the LED modes on the included fan/LEDs. Holding the button for 2 seconds switch’s between hub control and motherboard control if connected. Advertisement graphics can be misleading as the GPU blocks the verticle airflow if you use traditional mounting. The case does have an option to vertically mount the GPU with the fans facing toward the glass but does not include a ribbon cable to do so.Pros -Bigger, More Fan LocationsLEDs are controlled through the motherboard but has to be activated with the LED button to workBetter ShowmanshipHinged Glass Side PanelRepurposed reset button to a switch for LEDsGreat AirflowRelocated Front Panel w/ USB-CSupport for 4 hard mounted SSDs to back plate, 2 additional in cage under PSU shroudCons -Subpar fan noise threshold, must use fan control to manageCustom 5 Pin Fan Connectors requiring the use of the fan/led hubAdditional LED ports amperage only supports 1 LED strip eachNo holes in the bottom of the case to pull in the fresh airNo Dust Filters*I'll be editing this review over time as the case has been assembled and in use for approx. 4 days now.

To start, I love the hinged tempered glass door, it makes it easier and saves time to install components as well as clean. The door can come off by lifting it upwards. The back panel is held on by to screws to the rear with the front being held on by clips that need to be compressed in order to remove. The HDD is a little difficult to install when it comes to mounting, so removing the front panel as well as the bottom fan is required in order to screw the HDD in place. It does not come with any mounting trays whatsoever which is unfortunate as I feel this would've saved a lot of time. The back of the PC case does not have very much room to work with when it comes to organizing wires, especially for the thicker cables, so the tie-downs it comes with definitely help. The 6 pre-installed fans are ARGB and were compatible with GIGABYTE RGB Fusion. However, the fan does not come with an ARGB and fan hub controller like some of the other models do so one will need to be purchased. There is more than enough room for a fully modular ATX power supply. All in all, the case was very easy to assemble and saves money with the included fans. This case gets a YAY from me.