MSI MPG Velox 100R - Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case - Tempered Glass Side Panel - 4 x 120mm ARGB Fans - Liquid Cooling Support up to 360mm Radiator - Mesh Panel for Optimized Airflow

Absolutely great. Front panel has everything I need, and MSI delivers it all very well. Having the RGB hub for all the lights allowed me to dismantle and daisy chain them all after connecting one to the motherboard. Now the software from MSI functions properly and fully. 4 fans it comes with which is plenty you can add more on the side or even bottom, if you like. I believe a total of 7 fans can be mounted. Building was pretty straight forward and nothing to difficult to understand. This is my first build. The case also easily hold a 340mm radiator for cooling and larger video cards (graphic card). I have an Asus 4060 TI and it holds it well with much room to spare. I really like this MSI case.

The Good- - Aesthetically...really nice looking case, very stylish. - The glass door has a handle! Thank the maker, so many cases lack a simple handle and it's a great thing to have. - Airflow is...ok. I'll be honest, this is not a high airflow design. I think out of all the MSI cases on the market here, this looks like, at least designwise, the best at airflow. - Quite spacious. Lots of room to build, and wide, allowing for large CPU cooling towers. - Back panel is magnetic. No more of those tricky hooks that have been the norm on cases for decades. Getting the panel off and on is not a hassle. - Build quality feels pretty good. - The Bad - Nothing right now. Again, bear in mind if you want copious airflow, this might not be the one. The Ugly - - Nothin

I've built a lot of computers for people, and I've worked with tons of different PC cases, but this case takes the cake for me. I had never really had a nice case for myself, but after building a fancy new PC for someone recently, I decided it was finally time for me to treat myself to a new rig. I sifted through different cases for a while before finally coming across the MSI MPG Velox. Some things that caught my attention were: 1. The tempered glass side pannel is held shut with magnets and swings open easily without the need to undo several screws. This makes it super easy to work on the computer or make quick adjustments to things. 2. The case has a small window that lets you show off your PSU (while still hiding the cables) I love being able to see the graphics on my PSU 3. Lots of ports and buttons on top of the case! :D Power button, restart button, led control button, two regular usb ports, a usb-c port, and your headphone and mic ports. 4. A cool little rgb strip on the side. Everything about this case feels sturdy and premium. I'm really glad I finally bought one for myself.

This case is great. I have had this case for a year with the fans that it came with only and my huge cpu fan because the 5900x runs hot. I haven’t had any airflow trouble or temp issues and i’m running a 4070 ti with 32 gb ram. It looks great and I think is perfect size, enough space to build, especially if it is your first time. Very happy with the overall design and the rgb features that it has. Really wont be going wrong getting this case.

There’s not really anything bad about this case if you want to build a good gaming PC albeit one caveat which I’ll mention at the end. The MSI Velox 100R comes with a bracket for mounting a video card vertically in the case. Depending on your configuration this could be bad, good, or necessary. The problem is this, the necessary Riser Cable is not included with the bracket. So, if you chose to mount your video card via the bracket here are a few things to note about this. First, be careful about buying any third-party cable of low quality which can result in strange issues when you operate your system. Plus, note the portion of the cable that mounts to the bracket. The holes may not be a good match to mount securely. Also, be careful to purchase the proper Riser Cable that is compatible with the PCIe version of the motherboard and video card used. For example, you don’t want to use a PCIe 3.0 Riser Cable with a PCIe 5.0 motherboard and a PCIe 4.0 video card. It will work, it is backward compatible BUT this will inhibit the PCIe 4.0 video card from reaching full performance by half and wasting a lot of bucks spent on expected video card performance. The same advice applies if the video card is mounted directly to the motherboard. More or less, the motherboard PCIe version must be higher than any PCIe version device plugged into it to get full performance, including connecting cables in between. This brings me to the point. There is a high quality PCIe 4.0 Riser Cable preferred for the Velox 100R available from MSI that can be properly mounted to the bracket (it matches the bracket mount) which will be fully compatible with a PCIe 4.0 video card on a PCIe 4.0 or 5.0 motherboard (my situation) but there was an issue discovered while trying to purchase the cable. MSI, at the time this post was made, only used Paypal as their means for online payment. Typically, a one-time payment can be made through Paypal WITHOUT having to open an account with Paypal and this is echoed during the MSI purchase process as “Don’t have a Paypal Account? No worries, PayPal would also let you pay with Debit or Credit Card. And here is HOW.” Clicking on HOW (it was a link) displays a pop-up showing the one-time purchase button labeled “Pay with Debit or Credit Card” and the remarks “Once you have selected this option, you will be moved to the following screen where you will be able to enter your credit card information WITHOUT needing a PayPal account.” But this wasn’t the case, after clicking the “PayPal” button the next pop-up labeled “Check out as a guest” requested my email address. After entering the email address and clicking “Continue to Payment” the next pop-up display wanted the credit card information to complete the purchase BUT the only button available to click at this point was labeled “Create Account & Continue” or a link to log into a PayPal account. There was no option to just continue with the purchase without opening an account (this process began to smell a bit). I tried the available button which did create an account with PayPal (and was later deleted). I even tried different browsers to confirm it wasn’t a browser issue. I have made many one-time purchases from other web sites using the one-time option during the Paypal purchase process but strangely this was not available during the MSI purchase process even though it is offered. When MSI was contacted about this they mentioned “PayPal is currently our exclusive method of payment until further notice.” In their response MSI did not discuss the faulty one-time purchase option explained to them. It’s a shame you’re FORCED to open a PayPal account to do business with MSI. My advice is you had better read closely the user agreement for Paypal and be sure it is acceptable if you choose to keep an account (the Devil is in the details). I’ll probably go third party to obtain the Riser Cable at this point. After decades of building PC’s my first experience with an all MSI build may very well be my last. Now you know!

I do got to say this case is One of the better MSI cases I have had the MPG VELOX 100P AIRFLOW Held everything that I put in it it was a lot of room to work.. Over the years that I've had this case I've had no problems with it my MSI 6950 fit great I had this massive air cooler from MSI I don't remember the name I had to get rid of my other MSI case this cooler I so I ended up getting the MPG VELOX 100P AIRFLOW.. Not that long ago I retard the case and put it up I had a full MSI build I do plan on rebuilding another full MSI build so if you're looking at a decent case for airflow for the price this case is well worth it

I have not build a pc since college and my son got into pc gamer which made me get into pc gaming again. That made me beside getting my gaming laptop also inspire me to create my own gaming pc. I decided to build my own pc setup and this pc case looked really good to me. My wife got me all the component for a early father gift and I put it all together two hours. This case has it all from easy of cable management to plenty of preinstall fans and also looked great. Now I am going to tidy up my wires and then fire up some modern warfare. Enjoy your PC Case!

Love this case. Large enough for anything, beautiful lights (that don't need a RGB motherboard) and great looks. One issue is the top front fan makes a noise. I took it out and ran it and couldn't figure out what the source was. Maybe a unbalanced fan or bad bearing? Either way I can't have this noise in my case. It would get 5 stars otherwise.

This case was a pleasure to work with. It is well designed and layed out. Easy to get access to parts from the front or back, with a generous amount of room to work with in the power supply area. I really liked that it came with cable management, and rubber-sided cable pass-thrus to the front of the case. The RGB controller easily powered all 10 fans that I ended up putting into the case (including the liquid cooler for the CPU). I ended up removing the hard disk cage (I used SSD drives onlye) which provided even more room for the cables coming out of the power supply.

Durable: Built with high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance. Spacious: Offers ample room for components and easy cable management. Stylish: Sleek design with modern aesthetics that complement any setup. Efficient Cooling: Excellent airflow with multiple fan mounting options. User-Friendly: Easy to assemble with well-designed features for hassle-free installation

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Pros: Easy to setup. Lot of online tutorials. In-detailed Manual available online. Screws and nuts of premium quality. Cons: Cable management could have been better. Mystic light not working for some reason.

it comes with 4 rgb fans and the chip for rgb is in the case so no need to buy one but a fan pover distributer is needed if u dont have many on your motherboard nice and cleen easy to open