MUSETEXATX PC Case, 6 PWM ARGB Fans Pre-Installed, 360MM RAD Support, Type-C Gaming PC Case, 270° Full View Tempered Glass Mid Tower, Pure White ATX Computer Case,Y6

This case is perfect, its fishtank design really highlights your components inside, it has a lot of cable management space in the back. The design of the case is mostly toolless, you can easily take off everything you need with your hands. The fans are great for this case price, they are argb and gen 2 rgb, and they are silent, even at full speed you can barely hear them, and it still keeps my pc cool, it never goes above 80 degrees.

This is a great PC case that I have been using for the past year. I love how compact and lightweight it is compared to my other PC cases. The case fans are great and the noise level is low. I added some dust covers for the back vents as there are only covers on the top and bottom. Assembly was a breeze as it’s very easy to open and access all of the main components. My temps stay relatively low so the airflow is also very good.

What a cool case! This came with 6 ARGB fans pre-installed and lots of room for cable management in the back. Do beware this case is quite large and will take up desk space, but not an issue for me. The cases larger size does help with space for installing larger components especially if you have a larger GPU. This will give me plenty of space for future upgrades. Definitely recommend!

The pros: good looking, solidly built, quiet fans, air flow, dust filters, easy to assemble, price.The cons: build space, cable cutouts, cable management.This is a good case overall, but it’s definitely best for a *MICRO ATX* motherboard. You can use a standard ATX, but space is limited. I think cases need silicon cable cutout liners (to hide where the cords are stored and eliminate sharp edges; aesthetically more pleasing). Also, there are no cutouts and absolutely no space at the bottom, if you’re using an ATX MB (standard/full size MB), to route cables which, if you’re a stickler for cable management/going for the neatest look you can get, you’re better off spending a little extra for a case that has those features. This is my first build, and it wasn’t so bad that I couldn’t finish, but I will likely upgrade cases somewhere down the line for a more user friendly and cleaner looking case. Overall, great case for the price and I believe this might be one of the best (price to performance) if you’re doing a micro ATX build.

awesome case visually awesome great colors used as a first time build turn out fantastic, easy assembly lots of space, fans and wires already set and secure

Great case even for a full sized ATX. wiring is tricky with full ATX but I made it work

With the right fan setup, the airflow is pretty dang good. The case came with 5x Musetek argb fans but I only ended up using 3x and then adding 6x Thermalright argb fans. Temps rarely ever go over 60c for cpu and gpu. Although, I’m only using an i5-10400 and an rtx 3060.The case looks spectacular though. I admit there wasn’t much confidence when ordering but after building in it, the quality is high and well put together.The only downside is that when putting a rear fan, the case will vibrate/hum at certain rpm. I’m using a Thermalright TL-C12W-S argb fan and when it’s around 1000rpm, you’ll hear a hum from the case. Any less and any more and there’s no humming. I have this fan in two other builds in the house and they don’t hum at this rpm. I’ve swapped and still get humming. Oh well, not deal breaker as you have to be sensitive of hearing to notice it.

The media could not be loaded. The case is a good case. I cant deny that for the amount of money it costed. However be weary. The tower fans the rgb fans do not work properly. 1 to 3 fans out of the 6 turned on and yes I even had a computer store take a look at it. I even went ahead and bought an rgb hub but turns out it didn't even matter. These cords are also obsolete because its like a 6 pin connector to convert to a 5 volt 3 pin. I get companies have to try and go cheap and profit but I spent 26$ for 6 thermalight fans and they work perfectly and you dont have to convert the thermalight fans to 5 volt 3 pin since they are already 5 volt 3 pin.Bottom line is if you do buy this case I would buy the x2 thermalight 3 fan pack thats ARGB and a thermalight ARGB hub and fan hub. Its both in one. Its generally better to buy a tower with an rgb fan hub because then you'll be putting less strain on the motherboard but also preserving the motherboards life and guaranteeing you working rgb fans. But this is the lesson when you're buying a 80$ tower. Make sure the fans arent a cheap obsolete 6 pin connector that got attempted to get converted to a 5 volt 3 pin. The fans work just not the rgb so in the future when I buy a desktop stand ima install those fans I took out of the tower on the stand to create a cooler for the bottom of the computer.But the reason for 3 stars is because of the fact the fans were semi duds and I had to buy 6 thermalight fans and a thermalight rgb hub because the tower did not have a rgb fan hub. And the reason I did not put 1 or 2 stars is because the tower itself is a solid tower. Its just everything else about it was trying to go cheap on it and I dont think people should go cheap on those kind of things. Here is the video of the thermalight rgb fans I had to install on this tower. Working like a charm.