MSI MPG GUNGNIR 110R - Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case - Tempered Glass Side Panel - 4 x ARGB 120mm Fans - Liquid Cooling Support up to 360mm Radiator - Two-Tone Design

This case was easy to use for my recent build. It looks great. It comes with four case fans and seems to allow enough airflow to keep things cool, although I do not use it for gaming. There are a couple of channels on the back side for cable management and several zip ties are included. There is a mounting bracket for two SSDs. There is an ARGB hub to which the case fans are preconnected. There are connectors for the top controls and ports which worked great with my motherboard. It comes with a power cable to allow the three front fans to connect to one motherboard fan header, if that's what you need. The power supply and a cage for up to three hard drives are at the bottom below a shelf. My power supply was modular and connecting the cables with the power supply in place was impossible. I had to remove the power supply mounting screws to be able to plug in the necessary cables and even then it wasn't easy. I did find a few things that were troublesome for me, but not enough to knock down my 5 star rating. The tempered glass front looks great but does obstruct some of the air intake, not enough to affect my components but then again I do not use my PC for gaming. There is no speaker to beep upon a good POST. The power button is at the top of the case and it is super easy to press accidentally. If there was a sliding cover or a flip up cover over the power button this would be much improved. The tray for mounting SSDs attaches to the drives on the flat side and tightening the mounting screws puts pressure on the SATA power and data connectors. I ended up loosening the screws until the connectors were barely deflected, but some sort of spacer is needed. Notwithstanding the few complaints I have, this is a very nicely made case. By the way, it is packed well and arrived in perfect condition

The case is incredible; it has exceptional airflow, and the dust filters help a lot with cleaning. The lighting is quite good, and overall it performs very well. The only potential issue is using a very large graphics card, as it might not fit. In my case there was no problem, but there wasn’t much extra space either.

Had it for a few days now. Runs nice and quiet. Lights, buttons wires and everything looks good and worked great. Case was easy to assemble for me being a first time builder. Everything fit nicely with no issues. Pc runs nice and cool and never even gets warm. I'm happy with my purchase and would buy it again.

This is a tight fit, good cable management if you have extra hardware is SUPER important if you want to get that side panel on; I had to get very creative with mine. I have a modular 750W PSU and I had to install that without the HD rack in place, plug in the cables I wanted (for now I have a lot of SSDs, which is problematic for this case. Possible of course, but lordy if I didn't have 30 years of building I might have given up). Other than that, this case has been amazing. The air flow seems to be perfect for my needs; I play some pretty GPU heavy games and only rarely does my temps go even above green into yellow. The tempered glass side and front are especially nice in my opinion. Love it!

I think this case was perfect for my first build, as I didn't know how much space I would actually need, and it gave me a lot of leeway-more than enough-to work with. It has a really nice design, the RGB's on the front and the bottom add a nice touch, and I love the RGB hub setup it has in the back, making it easy to add extra fans and it made it super easy to just plug in after market RGB strips that I added as well. The back has a neat system to manage cables, and it keeps it really organized. Only drawback, and Im sure many others will agree, is the glass. I really wish they had a "light tint" or "no tint" option, as the one that comes with the case is REALLY dark. I can see my RGB's, but It's hard to spot any other components inside without bumping the lights to a bright white. Aside from that, really happy with this case, and I will probably stick around with MSI cases and check other ones out as well if I ever decide to build another pc. *PS: If you guys see this review and make glass panels available, please let me know as I'd be interested in buying!

I'm not an expert when it comes to building pcs, routing cables, or bending hard tube, but the MSI Gungnir 110R made it a lot easier. I moved my pc from a modded NZXT Apollo to this because I needed more space and it sure did deliver. Most of my components are also MSI so they worked seamlessly as expected. One thing I did find disappointing in this case is the lack of space to utilize the MSI Graphics Card Bolster. You would think they would try to make all their products compatible. However, I did manage to fit it in sideways to help support the 2060, although it's not ideal. Again, I'm not super great at routing cables, but there was plenty of options when it came to passthroughs and attachment points, and I did manage to fit them all inside and get the case closed without much issue. The LED controller came pre-installed and all my fans and tube couplings connected easily with the correct adapter, and the quick change LED button on top works perfectly. All buttons, including it, the power button,and reset button, have a satisfying and positive click when pressed. All front ports have a nice positive connection when plugging a device in. The top magnetic filter and bottom PSU filter are pretty loose and wiggle around easily, and the screws for a top mounted radiator make the magnetic filter bump up, though it's not very noticeable overall. The glass is tinted but not too dark, most colors show through and components look fantastic if RGB is your thing.

I've been building my own computers since the 80286 days. Different MOBO manufacturers and different cases. This case is without a doubt one of the nicest looking and has the best layout I've used for even large graphics cards and AIO coolers. Plenty of airflow/ventilation to include locations for up to 6 cooling fans. Well built and sturdy which means it is not flimsy and therefore heavy. Depending on your build, you may be finding yourself doing a lot of deconstruction to get your equipment laid out the way you want. I'm running an MSI MAG Z690 Tomahawk WiFi Gaming Motherboard; Intel i9-12900K CPU (OC to 5.12GHZ); MSI MEG CoreLiquid S360 - AIO CPU Liquid Cooler; MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8GB GDRR6X 256-Bit graphics; 64GB DDR5 Kingston Fury 5600 memory; SAMSUNG 980 PRO 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen4 Internal Gaming SSD M.2, EVGA Supernova 1000 P6; 80 Plus Platinum 1000W PS. Running MSF-S2020 at full graphics capability and overclocking the CPU &GPU does not cause any overheating conditions indicating the superior airflow this case provides. Definitely recommend.

Case was far better than expected, worth the money. The case fans are very nice at keeping your pc cool. Very easy to assemble. I like the space it has, does not feel cheap and feels well made. If you’re thinking about getting this case, get it. You won’t regret it.