MSI - MPG GUNGNIR eATX Mid-Tower Case - Black/Light Gray

best money spent. Plenty of space. Cable management is perfect. Tinted glass makes it look even better than clear. RGB hub works great on my z390 mother board. Cooling is perfect. Over all I recommend this case and hope to see some more from MSI.

The space in this case is unreal! If you have a longer PSU you can remove the 3.5" HDD tray, this also promotes airflow in the PSU tray. The grommets are nice to have and are located in the perfect spots. The front and top are matte plastic which seems sturdy and I guess that helps the overall weight of the case. Airflow is decent and is VERY QUIET Cable management is really nice and has a metal cover on the back to hide most of the cables. The glass is nice but the removal and replacement are pretty bad, there is nowhere for the glass to rest to hold while screwing it in. It does have rubber holders but that's not very stable. Overall I am pretty happy with this purchase. My previous build was the NXT 510 and I would say they are similar in sound with the MSI case having more room.

Thought I'd post a review because I felt as though none of those pictures did the build quality justice. This case can easily be a show stopper with the right build inside. The rgb hub that comes with the case is very easy to use and the comes with plenty of preset lighting options to fit any type of user. Only area for improvement is airflow. However, this is a non-issue for myself personally because I am using an AIO for my CPU. Hope my photos do it some justice.

Msi did really well with this case. Fits up to a 360mm radiator on the top and up to a 400mm gpu/ graphics card. Has room for a total of 4 2.5” solid state drives and 2 3.5” hard drives all come with brackets. super easy for cable management comes with a back bar and velcro straps for cable management. 3 intake fans and 1 exhaust fan. Air flow is good haven’t had any issues with over heating on my rtx 2080 Ti. The rgb fan module is a +. Has dust filters in the front and bottom. the only down side to this case is the part where the power supply goes in. Super tight fit and make sure you order a modular power supply unit

Love the fans love the leds Love the space that this case has for building. So easy to work around, great for cable management it’s an amazing case. It’s more of a full size tower verse mid size tower. Overall for the money an amazing case.

Overall, I really love this case and what it has to offer. Cable management is lovely, extra storage for your drives, and plenty of room for GPU clearance. I didn’t think it was going to be a big boy, but boy... he’s a big boy haha. Thermal temps are to be expected as long as your prepared. On a scale 1-10, ill give this a solid 8.5/10. Good luck if you’re thinking about copping this case! (I also added a before and after with cable management.) My current specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X CPU Cooler: MSI Core Liquid 240MM Motherboard: Asus Tuf X570 WiFi-Plus Storage: 1TB M.2 NVMe Sandisk Ultra & 500GB PNY SSD GPU: Asus Rog Strix Gaming RTX 3070 OC Power Supply: Cooler Master V2 750 Full Modular 80+ Gold

Possibly the best premium case I've ever bought! When I got home and unboxed it, I loved it. Some people are saying the airflow is horrible; I popped off the grill screens behind the panels and bam that fixed it. I have a Ryzen 7 3700x with the stock rgb cooler. It idles around 41-46c with only Spotify open or a lesser demanding program. The included rgb scenes in the controller (I didn't know about it until I saw it hiding) are quite awesome. There's plenty to choose from for any mood! I don't plan on changing cases anytime soon. This one has me set.

This case is great for room and cable management, not so great on airflow for air cooled components. Also be careful of the tempered glass when placing it on the case, there is nothing really there to hold it on while you screw in the screws. I broke mine and MSI replaced it only because my local best buy didn't have it in stock.