Julio C.
Joined on 06/25/20
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No regrets

Pros: More then enough airflow thanks to the front of the panel being so porous. The spacing inside the case if exactly enough for what you need, nothing more nothing less. Its size is just enough to not be intrusive next to you on a desk
Cons: I wish the side panels bowed out just a bit so that cables had a little bit of elbow room. Without removing the HHD tray I would be stressed with the space to tuck the PS cables. Dont put to much force on the case, the aluminum will give out. Screw supports especially I wish it had rubber where you feed your cables thru to the back
Overall Review: This is my first build and I wasn't sure what to expect as far as fitment. I was able to put it together with confidence and had to be a bit more meticulous with the cable managment. I don't happy with the case and all my components took up full out this case without looking crowded. I glad I opted out of the AIO because I dont believe it would have fit on the front panels and I think it would have look bad top mounted. For some good cable management I had to give up a read SSD mounting point. But I'm not a streamer, so I didnt mind the trade off
No regrets

Pros: It looks sweet in my set up Its quiet even when I go on MSI AB and max out fan speed Delivered on expectations
Cons: The MSI Dragon Center Mystic lights stopped recognizing my card. Dont know if its the card or MSI. It's a heavy card and its support bracket sags more then the card
Overall Review: I am satisfied with the cards performance. If you dont have a reinforced GPU slot then I think the sag will stress you out, and dont expect the support bracket to help. I didnt have this issue but i can definitely see it happening


