MAG FORGE 112R

Perfect for a budget build, has everything you need and plenty of space in it, make sure to manage cables well as the back panel may not fit or may take some force to lock in like mines did, has a very nice slick look to it, the extra 4 fans is a great edition, they work great with no problems and there are many colour choices to choose with a press of a buttom located at the front top of the case

I bought the MSI MAG FORGE 112R Mid Tower PC Case back in October last year and it has been amazing ever since. It still looks and performs like new even after months of use.The design is really stylish and the tempered glass panel shows off the build perfectly. One of my favourite features is the LED switch function which makes it super easy to control the lighting without needing to go into any software. It adds a really nice touch to the overall look of the setup.The airflow is great and the case feels very well built. Cable management was easy thanks to the smart layout and there is plenty of room for upgrades if needed.Overall I am extremely happy with this case and would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a reliable and good looking PC case that is also very functional.

I purchased this case to swap out my old Thermaltake view 27 case with a more 'modern' look. I was in the hunt for a smaller chassies so I can tuck the unit under my desk on the small compartment which described in my desk's instruction booklet as 'desktop shroud' which is way too small for most of the cases in the market.Pros:- It comes in with 2 ARGB 120mm fans as intake and 1 blackout fan for exust. For most of the builds just plug in and good to go.- Robust build for moving or tossing around (please don't)- Front mesh is fine enough to act as a dust filter, but I still got some filters installed.- Air intake is great, it is basically a see through design.- Good price with tempered glass, and the glass is slightly tinted so it got that 'expensive look'.- Plenty of spaces for fans, go crazy on fan layouts. I am currently running 3 intake fans at the front, 1* 120 fan exust at back, and one fan exust from top through AIO, its working great for me at the moment.Cons:- Very tight psu shroud, be careful when run cables, especially you are looking for getting cable extensions, as you will run out of gaps to cable management. I am running a NZXT C750 psu out of it and it leave me about 1.5 inch gap to route the cables. I guess anything larger than the C750 will be impossible to fit in the shroud (i.e. corsair rm650).- ARGB controller in the most inconvinent place, the PCB of this controller is basically naked and screwed to the case, so be very careful when installing plugs. and it require a lot of thoughts in cable management.- No lower shroud cutouts for GPU power cables. Although you can route the cables via side cutouts, but it is just as neat as other cases. If you are the same as me running a NZXT Kraken, good luck plugging the USB to mobo, it is a good and risky stretch.

A great case for the price. The case is well built and aesthetically pleasing. Some parts of the case being toolless made building the PC easier. Temperatures seem decent too.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this MSI ARGB case for my new PC build. I am glad I chose this product as it has everything a Mid-Range budget PC builder need and can afford. It is priced at £59.99 at the time I bought and written this review.This case offers some nice to have features including anti-vibration material around the tempared glass windowed side panel. There is a magnetic dust filter on top which looks AMD feels like a good quality filter. It comes with 3 fans already installed. 2 fans are A-RGB and 1 non-RGB it's a shame that 1 fan is non RGB but I understand it's a budget case so can't expect too much.Case also comes with a 5v 3pin ARGB hub for connecting total 6 ARGB fans or ARGB strips. I have a Coolermaster SF360R ARGB fans and as it only occupy one ARGB header and works flawlessly with this case hub, I still have 3 ARGB headers available as I have ordered two ARGB strips and a ARGB fan to replace non-RGB fan at the back of the case.Please note I have MSI x470 gaming plus max motherboard which is 12V RGB so I cannot connect my case ARGB lights to use Mystic lights by MSI but I knew that when I bought this case as I wanted Addressable RGB lights for future proofing. Please do not try to connect ARGB lights to RGB header. ARGB are 5V 3pin headers and RGB are 12V 4pin. Difference between ARGB and RGB is that ARGB will give you Rainbow/Aura lights and you can address each LED but on the other hand RGB only has 7 colours to choose from and the whole fan or strip will only show one colour at a time hence not as attractive as ARGB.Air flow is quite good due to mesh front 3 included fans are quiet yet still manage to move substantial amount of air. Case can hold GPU up to 330mm, CPU cooler height max 165mm, PSU up to 160mm with 3.5 Hard Disk enclosure but if you don't need Hard Drive caddy then PSU can be up to 200mm.On front I have installed Coolermaster SF360R trio 120mm fans but I am sure 3 X 140mm fans would fit too. Also front IO panel has 1 ARGB control button (LED Switch), 2 X USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A connectors, 1 Mic in, 1 Headphone, 1 reset button and 1 power button.Cable routing is easy due to several cut outs in different locations. Case looks stylish and quality is decent but don't expect too much. I had high end cases before and I can tell you the material on high end cases is heavy and robust.I am very happy with this caseand I will definitely recommend this case for mid range budget builds!