MSI MAG PANO 100R PZ White - Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case - Tempered Glass Side Panel - ARGB 120mm Fans - Liquid Cooling Support up to 360mm Radiator - White Color Case

This case is amazing. Easy to remove the glass panels and easy to work on. Installing the motherboard and the subsequent cable management was quick. This build had a ton of LED in it and running all the wires to the cable management area behind the motherboard was easy. The built in fans (4 intake and 1 exhaust) are super quiet.

Great quality and super spacious. Easy to assemble . It takes some getting used to when jostling off the top and front panels but you’ll get used to it! I love the LED logo on the side and it’s the perfect size of a fishbowl pc case if you can’t get the hefty priced Hyte cases. Cable management or not it will still look amazing bc you can hide wires well in the back. There are dust filters on top and bottom for easy dust management and cleaning. This specific model also comes with a fan connector hub which I loved bc it was one less thing I had to buy to connect the amount of fans I wanted. Great case and the best dupe I could find in comparison to a hyte y60/y70 with a slightly smaller size (better to fit on a medium sized desk like mine with plenty of room for everything else)!

Awesome case. Looks sharp. I did away with the fans and fan controller it came with, to make wiring so much cleaner. Only function I really lost with this is the ability to change led colors thru the button on the case itself. Looks good tho!

This case can support a second dual slot video card installed in a PCIe slot located at the bottom edge of a motherboard because this case has an eighth rear expansion slot that is located below the edge of a motherboard. The three front fans and one rear fan are connected to a pre-installed combination ARGB/fan hub that connects to one fan header and one JARGB (JRAINBOW) header on the motherboard to control them as one entity; you can connect each of the four individual fans to their own headers on a motherboard/controller so each can be lit differently. Designed for back connect motherboards but has plenty of cut outs for standard motherboards to keep cabling neat. What would be the reset button on the case is used as the LED button to choose the RGB light patterns of the front bezel and fans connected to the pre-installed ARGB hub when the LED cable is connected to the ARGB hub, or you can connect the LED cable to the case's front panel I/O cable instead and it behaves as the reset button. If you plan on cabling the button as the reset button, do not do it first, as you will have no control of the RGB lighting. By default, only the LED button (connected to the front bezel controller) has control of the RGB lights, and what the manual doesn't tell you is that you have to hold down the LED button (when it's wired to the ARGB/fan hub) for about 3 seconds until the lights flash in order for the front bezel controller to relinquish RGB control and accept commands coming from the JARGB header on the motherboard so it can be controlled through a Windows app called MSI Center via Mystic Light. Once again, if you connect the LED cable to the front panel cable straight away before doing this step, you will have no control of the RGB lights at all. The RGB lights can also be completely turned off by holding down the LED button until the lights on the fans and front bezel shuts off. Fan speed of the pre-installed case fans can be controlled through MSI Center via the Cooling Wizard. Case is well ventilated with plenty of air flow for an air cooled system. Could support up to five 2.5" hard drives, but practically only two 2.5" drives at the bottom of the case unless you buy SATA power extension cables for the other three unless your power supply has enough spacing between the SATA power connectors on the same cable for drives mounted side by side. The case has the vertical graphics card bracket installed by default (but doesn't include a riser cable needed to use it). This was obviously done because this bracket is too big to go inside the accessories box after it's replace with the horizontal graphics card bracket that came from said accessories box, so you will have to figure out where to store it and not lose/break this bracket in the long term.