MSI MAG Forge 111R Mid Tower Gaming PC Case (Black,1 x 120mm ARGB Fans, USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A, Tempered Glass Panel, Magnetic Dust Filter, ATX, m-ATX, Mini-ITX)

Really can't fault this case. Although It is small, it is extremely easy to work with, accepting my MSI b550-a pro motherboard with ease. The build quality is absolutely fine. The simple design is very smart with a little controllable RGB provided by the extremely quiet supplied fan and controller.I personally set my fan as a front intake to create positive pressure in the case. I set the RGB to indicate the case temperature. Blue (cold) to green (normal temp) to red (working hard). I also lowered the brightness so it wasn't too distracting.The case is such good value and a pleasure to work with I'm keen to purchase a second one to fit spares and put together a tidy little retro gaming machine. At this price you can't go wrong.

my fault, it slipped from my hands. but be aware. i think there is no spare for the glass. better choose non glass version of any cpu case.

Excellent rapport qualité prix. Boitier de bonne qualité. Permet l'installation d'un watercooling de 240 sur le haut. Vitre en verre trempé.

I like the look of the case with the tempered glass side panel and the front panel has great ventilation. This case comes with 1 ARGB fan and it looks nice. The case is good quality and really looks the part. The cables for the front panel and the fan cables were all neatly organised inside and ready to connect up.There is a 2x USB-3.2 and has an audio jack for your headphones and mic. The top panel has a nice wide vent covered with a magnetic mesh panel.The spacers for different sizes of motherboard Micro-ATX, ATX and Mini-ATX they were very stiff to screw out and screw back in if you need to move them for your motherboard. But it's not too bad! I'm Really happy with this case and would recommend! and especially at the price point.

I have just used this case for my first build and found it easy to work with. I chose it for price, the fact that it has a mesh front, a couple of usb 3 ports on top and a single argb fan at the back. I didn't want too much rgb in the case. I added another 5 non rgb fans myself. There are a lot of cut outs for cable management and I found there was adequate room for cables at the back. The fan hub for the single fan included needs a sata connection. At the top of the case there is a dedicated button for changing colours of the fan. There is a cage at the bottom of the case for drives but I didn't need it, and it was simple to remove allowing more room for the psu cables.The only complaint I can find, is that the metal is quite thin compared to my old cases, but maybe that's how it is these days. Once built it is perfectly solid and running cool.UPDATE 1 year later:The fan controller/hub stopped working. I had the fan set to a colour combo that I liked when I first got the case and had not used the dedicated button on top since, so it's had an easy life. However, I turned the pc on a couple of days ago and the leds on the fan were just red, then flashed to white and then flashed to off, the fan was still spinning though. I tried a different sata connection, a different fan connection both on the hub and on the motherboard but nothing worked. The fan is now connected directly to the motherboard and the leds work fine, although just cycle because I can't control them. Therefore, the fan is fine but the hub is not. 1 star removed.