MUSETEX ATX PC Case Pre-Installed 6Pcs 120mm ARGB Fans, Mid-Tower Computer Gaming Case, USB 3.0 Tempered Glass Phantom Black Computer Case, MN6-B

This Mustek tower was perfect for my pc build. Plenty of roof for all my components and it just looks amazing. Extremely well ventilated with plenty of rgb fans. Greatly case .

More internal space than I was expecting even though the case was smaller than I was expecting, which is great. I installed an ASUS x570, EVGA 3070ti, and h150i 360mm AIO on the front. Had enough room for everything! I was able to fit the cooler on the front, behind the Musetex fans, using push/pull fan setup. Had a couple inches of space left between that and the length of the graphics card. The fan lighting linked with my ASUS Aura mobo lights. Nice quality materials. The tempered glass looks great. Very happy.

The case looks great, the fans are nice and good color,.....but rbg button on top of the case shuts down my pc everytime.. seen similar reviews online. Could be bad instructions....could b faulty wiring....but if i hadnt already installed my motherboard and all that jazz I would have returned it for sure

This case is a good price and looks pretty cool. I had to take out 3 of the fans to get the full size motherboard in but that wasn’t too bad. My biggest issue is the power supply cove is so small!! I had to bend the case out with pliers and beat the power supply into place. This leaves the wires no room and they are jammed right out of the unit and up into the case which is not good. I’d hardly call it a gaming case if an average size psu doesn’t truly fit.

Update: controller and fan issue resolved. I like the case enough it does look good. Very limited on space when you are talking aio. Over head 240 is a no go because of ram. I did a 120 ek water blocks above and its beautiful and works well. Air flow is great I run a over clock on my 3060ti and it holds 60c on gpu, CPU also @60c which is great for a Ryzen 5 5600x. Also note that I removed the side panel as a test and the temp did not change at all so air flow is working well. Now the not so happy part. I saw were ppl had problems with the fans or control boards but they were not having an issue getting them replaced from seller. So I pulled the trigger thinking no problem if I have problems it will be replaced. Well its been a week of emails and I still have 3 fans with bad LEDs, and a control board that doesnt control anything not with included remote or motherboard. So the fans are just at a set color and speed but they are atleast spinning. Overall super happy with the case minus my fan and control board issue. Will update if resolved.

I was genuinly impressed it came with zip ties for cable management and it also already had pre installed cable management for the front connectors fans look nice and super easy to move around if needed.

This is a very very nice case. If you are considering this case, get it. The customer service was absolutely fantastic and prompt! You can not go wrong with this case if the dimensions meet your needs.

The Top fans get in the way and must be removed prior to fixing a ATX board to the case. The top fans can still be used, but must be moved more to the side since itll get in the way of other parts such as the CPU fan. Needless to say, Reinstall the fans last. ATX boards have a very snug fit, nearly scrapping the top and bottom of the case. For the MOBO area, theres only 6 screw holes so expect ATX boards to hang off a bit. As with most mid-size cases, its a pain in the ass to work with, but for some reason, this one gave me the hardest time of all the mid towers Ive worked with. Also note the power switch cables have no +/- labeling on them and just assumes you know which direction these cables should be installed. If youre not that experienced with these cables then have fun googling it. The most baffling part of this case is the glass panel blocking the front fans. Its not like some cases where the front panel juts out leaving a gap for air to come in, no. Its sealed tight so it makes the front fans absolutely useless. It doesnt make any sense why this even thing, anyone with even a ounce of PC knowledge would look at that and automatically think thats a bad idea. Thankfully, you can remove it, though it seems like this case was designed (aesthetically) to have the glass panel on the front as itll just be a gaping hole with the only things blocking the front part being the fans themselves. You can literally throw small objects through the front if you felt like it. Why the front part doesnt have meshing meanwhile the top fans do boggles my mind. Either way, my friend seems to be happy with the lights. If one of my other friends tries to get me to build a PC using this case, Im going to tell them to choose another or find someone else to build it. Dont want to deal with this again.

I have been building my custom rig for about 3 months and there are a few instances Ive ran into that most should know.... First claims to be able to fit a 240 rad up top. While this is true you end up bowing the ram channels. Also claims to fit a 360mm rad up front. Tested this with a Corsair ICue AIO and ran into a number of issues with the front mounting. The fans are not spaced correctly to thread a radiator. The front fans are not touching and have a 1/2 in gap under each.so unless you take a Dremel to the case front and slot new holes and cut the pre punched circles out and remove the top I/o plate you will not fit a 360 AIO with fans. Also the top fans can be 140 or 120 for the rear top to be a 140mm you will need to cut a corner off the fan to clear the CPU power cable. Factory fans are crap and use a five pin connector and they are quite rattly. Not a bad budget case but careful with water solutions. Probably wont build in this case again but would recommend for basic computer building.

Great case with good color options. The back panel wiring is definitely very congested and it was difficult to organize. Overall, I would buy it again.