MSI MPG VELOX 100P AIRFLOW Mid-Tower PC Case - ATX Motherboard Capacity, Tempered Glass Door, Optimized for Airflow, Mystic Light, Supports 2 x 360mm Radiators & Side Ventilation Configurations

I decided to upgrade my pc to AM5 from AM4 and wanted a new case as my current Zalman case has not the space I require for all my internal PC bits and bobs. I came across the MSI MPG 100p airflow as part of Black Friday week deal. The case is big inside with enough airflow to keep the temps down. It also has all the necessary connections conveniently on top. It has a tempered glass side door that is easily removable for the build and has good mesh filters for trapping dust. Its sturdy so no annoying rattling metal that I had like a previous cheap case when the pc fans were running. It has 3 black 120mm non RGB fans at the front and 120mm RGB exhaust fan on the rear. It also has a RGB hub pre installed that I am going to have to do some research to build and connect to th motherboard from the hubIt also has several options for mounting radiators and fans on the top, front and side. I have also purchased and MSI motherboard and PSU to go along with build.I am pleased with my MSI purchases and this case is ideal for my needs - its a great design

This product is amazing for people on a budget when building a gaming pc and are looking good value for money. Its made out of strong material and its incredibly cheap for what its worth. Its easy to work with, spacious and the fan capacity is amazing and the functionality works like a dream. Safe to say ill be working with MSI again in the future!

Very happy with this case. Good ergonomics and thermals and it’s quiet enough and looks good to boot.Not a single cut or scrape installing all the gubbins either. Fit a 7900xtx no problem. Went air cooled for the first time in quite a few builds and the chunky air cooler also fit nicely.Very solid glass panel, no flex. Very happy with build quality.I did initially think they had cheaped out on screws but they were taped into one of the drive 3.5mm enclosures. The enclosures feel a little flimsy but seem fine once a drive is bolted on.

This case is very beautiful. It was my first time building a PC and this case, paired with my MSI motherboard, made it as easy as I could've imagined. The four included fans and the numerous RGB settings for them are gleaming. Luckily the case supports smaller motherboards as well as large motherboards. The case has convenient holes to seamlessly feed your wires through. Just keep in mind you may need to purchase a fan pin splitter if your motherboard doesn't have enough pins.

My old case had cracked so I bought the MSI Velox 100P Airflow.I'm very pleasantly surprised!The case comes with 4 fans: 1 ARGB exhaust fan at the back, and 3 standard fans at the front for intake. There is a lot of room for more fans of your own if you also choose to as well. It's pretty much plug and play, the fans and the case are already hooked into the ARGB control board and has enough connector room to fit 3 more.The case has plenty of holes for cable management and even comes with cable ties to help you with that. I did find that the PSU shroud was a very tight squeeze when trying to route wires through it though.Overall a very good case, for most users, all you need to do is house the motherboard and plug it in and play, the airflow is great and the case looks very high tier. I highly recommend!

This review applies to the MSI MPG Gungnir 110R in black; be sure to check what model you're looking at before reading this review!I bought this case based on a number of factors; the glass side, the ARGB fans, the front (top) IO ports, and the interior space. This case ticked all those boxes by far!The glass side panel has no mounting screws on the side, only the rear like a standard panel, which is excellent for keeping a clean look. It's also padded around the edges you don't mark the glass as it slides on or off.As standard, this case comes with 4 120mm ARGB fans, preconnected to a hub controller. These fans simply need connecting to a motherboard "sys_fan" header. The mobo I fitted had 5 headers, so I could connect each fan individually for greater control, but this case does come with a splitter so you can link the 3 front fans to 1 header - pretty smart thinking by MSI. I ought to mention the hub controller isn't well described in the manual, so a bit of deductive reasoning is needed to ensure it's plugged in and working!Front ports are often overlooked on a case yet can play such vital roles in how easy it is to use peripherals with the PC. The inclusion of a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C port is great (providing your motherboard supports this, check with the manufacturer if unsure!) as it allows easy connection for USB Type C based external devices, such as portable HDDs, VR Headsets, phones/tablets etc, without needing to get around the rear of the case. The two USB 3.2 Gen 1 are also a bonus, as most cases simply fit standard USB ports to the front, and the fancier ones at the rear, thanks MSI again! As well as the IO ports, this case also features a multi-light loop button, that allows you to quickly cycle through several RGB colour settings for connected RGB devices (specifically the 4 fans, but anything else connected to the hub too). Pretty nifty for changing things up on a whim.As components get bigger and better it's easy for them to also become more unwieldy. Larger GPUs might pack more punch, but also require more space - not just for the physical fit but also for sufficient airflow. The neat design of this case allows for those larger components without compromising that all important flow of cool air. The HDD/SSD bays are accessed from the other side of the case, neatly tucked below the metal shelf, and alongside a large bay for the PSU. With no space for front facing devices like DVD readers or audio panels, MSI have created quite a sizeable cavity for those bulky components. In my build, I have an MSI B550 ATX motherboard with a rather long MSI RTX 3060Ti (3 fans!) and that fits with nice room to spare. The case is also designed with cable management in mind, with many spaces to thread cables behind, and a large number of "loops" to thread cable ties or cable clips through. I wasn't going for a particularly showy build, but I'm pretty pleased with how neat everything all looks!Overall, this case meets and exceeds my expectations. It's functional, stylish, impressively well planned out, and seems designed to meet future needs for a while. It also comes in a modest size, only marginally bigger than my last case, which had no cable management or ergonomic design at all!PS: Don't forget to register this case (if you buy it) on the MSI website for easy support should something not go to plan!