MSI MEG Maestro 700L PZ - Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case - Tempered Glass Side Panel - Liquid Cooling Support up to 360mm Radiator - Vented Front Panel

This case is great. If you're looking for an alternative to a Lian li or nzxt case, this should definitely be your next purchase. This case is huge, there's so much room for all your stuff. Really accommodates even the largest GPU's, room enough for 10 120mm fans, and can fit a 360mm rad on the top or side. You might be able to squeeze a 420mm rad on top, but I haven't tried so don't actually know. It's also compatible with back connect motherboards like MSI's project zero board.At only $120 it's definitely a great value for what you're getting. The tempered glass as sturdy and strong, and the frame itself is sturdy without much movement when all the glass and the top is off.The case is easy to build in. With the power supply mount being in the middle of the back of the case instead of on bottom you have plenty of room for the copious amount of wires. There's a decent amount of spots for zip ties so you can manage your cables quite easy. Cable management not your strong suit? That's ok! This case has two doors that pretty much cover any mess you might make when you have 10 to 20 wires all connected to an argb fan up as well as all the PSU wires jammed in together.Speaking of argb, if that's your thing then this case is going to make all that unicorn vomit POP. I have 10 asiahorse cosmiq fans in my case and it looks fantastic.All in all, this is a fantastic case for the price. It's clean, easy to build in, and looks absolutely fantastic.After having this case for a few months I thought I'd come back to add something else that's pleasantly surprising about this case. I'm running 10 120mm case fans so not only is the airflow more than adequate.... I have absolutely no dust buildup at all. With my last PC I had to clean it out every couple months. With this case it's been completely unnecessary, which is a very pleasant surprise

This case is amazing!!!! I recently purchased this case along with the Z790 Project Zero board by MSI. Can't recommend it enough. First off just the ease of access this case provides. It looks incredible with the Panoramic tempered glass, and it fits the Project Zero board so good. This was my easiest PC build ever because all of the connections being in the bag made it so easy to plug everything in without fighting the wires. The case also has a premade jumper for all the aggravating single wires to plug in (the LED, Power, HDD, ETC.) Instead of fighting with a bunch of single wires, it was just one plug over the top of all of them at once! The MOBO having all the connections in the back made hooking everything up a breeze, and the PSU slid in perfectly. They also offer different orientation panels for hooking up a big GPU to help stabilize it. This case has thought of everything and made convenience a top priority. The case also has built in lights! For the price, you really can't beat this case, I love it!

Just received this case and it’s honestly very nice, strong and unique. You can notice on the material and custom sheet metal. Also it’s heavy and well made, has nice slots to route wires, and easy to remove rails to mount triple fans. It brings easy accessories and you can mount your GPU vertical or side ways. I needed a higher end case and very happy with it. I had a lot of fun building my new PC with the following components: MSI x870 Carbon, RTX 5090 FE, MSI A1250GS PSU, Kraken 360 AIO, Ryzen 9950X3D, etc.

The case showed up in an excessively large box with a few A/B foam pieces tossed in side the box. I’m shocked it arrived without any damage.A few blemishes, could be from shipping or that it was an open box return.The top panel is held in place from the rear by two silver screws. One is missing. Would be great if one was sent.These are minor issues.Installation was pretty straightforward. Once I know everything is working properly I’ll do some cable management to tidy up everything. They gave us plenty of solutions for cable management.Just waiting on one last component to arrive to complete and test it out.Overall, I’d recommend it. If I have any issues once it’s finished I’ll comment with an update.

First off, I wanted to just give a shoutout to MSI for the simplicity paired with the sophisticated look of this design. I take hints on subtlety quite often than not and this case was just perfect for me, the dual-chambered design provided me with lots of room to fiddle with my cable management in the back, the mesh filter was a great addition (magnetic at the bottom) for easy cleaning and minimizing the dust collecting inside the case, front ports were placed perfectly as this case will sit right next to my monitor and I didn’t want to do any reaching just plug in a usb. There are plenty of opportunities to place fans as you could see. Overall it doesn’t get any better than this. Would highly recommend.

This is by far the largest case I've ever bought, but let me tell you, it’s gorgeous... both to look at and to look into. I love how it’s designed, and it’s honestly a piece of tech art in my setup with its tempered glass.Building in it was a breeze. There’s plenty of room to work with, and I was able to neatly manage all my wires, no more tangled mess. It also offers tons of expansion space, so I mounted a 360 AIO cooler and added 7 more fans to keep everything nice and cool. The PSU is hidden and I love how it doesn't distract with a bunch of cables sticking out.In the end, I decided to move it off the floor and onto my desk, laying it sideways so I can admire everything I’ve installed. Watching all the components work through the case with my other components LCDs is fun ;)

I have a x570 Aorus Master Mobi, front panel connector is to large and it does not fit Mobo connection port, I can’t seem to find an Adapter , I had to break right side cover with a gerber to make it fit.It’s a pretty good case though, but at least give an adapter with the independent connectors , the tiny ones that are separately labeled.