Mars GamingMCV4 Pink, Custom XXL E-ATX Gaming Tower, Frameless Front and Side Tempered Glass Window, Modular Dual Chamber Structure

For £30 it honestly surprised me how great the case was to build in since my last experience with a cheap case was extremely frustrating and even an NZXT case was pretty annoying. I will say be careful with the length of your gpu as it might clash with the front intake fans. I had probably a little bit more than 1cm of space between the front fans and my gpu (which was 279mm long). This case might not be for you if you’re looking to pair it with really high end parts as they tend to be bigger (then again you probably aren’t looking at this case if you’re already spending money on high end parts). Also if you have a non modular power supply you might have trouble keeping the cables out of the way of the bottom front fans space. All in all I’d say it’s a great looking, compact case. I’m happy I got something smaller and it still fits an ATX motherboard.

Summary: Good value and very compact, beware of GPU size and be prepared to properly cable manage, not recommended for first time/new builders.The case is small, but that is a benefit for some and why I brought it. Obviously cheap materials but it is also cheap so you can't really moan. Cable management is challenging on a non-modular PSU but with some zip-ties and patience perfectly doable. On that note I wouldn't recommend this case if you have never built a PC before because of the internal space limitations, double and triple check your GPU dimensions to ensure it will actually fit... Or just get a bigger case.I replaced the stock case fans with some better ones with a simple control hub with remote control, for that extra 10-15% RGB performance bonus after downloading more ram.All in all can not fault it for the money, some non molex fans would be a welcome upgrade and is realistically expected in 2024.4/5

This case was much, much smaller than I was expecting.I intended to mount the Hard drive & ssd at the bottom of case but simply there wasn't enough room to mount a graphics card, talking of which I was planning to use an rx580 but it was too long so I've had to a zotac 1660 super mini.I was planning to have two fans installed I have removed the top one to make room for the hard drive & Ssd.The air flow is terrible, currently having to run it on its side as the non existent feet mean no air can entry from the bottom.The case looks nice but it made from the finest Chinese pressed tin, no cable management room in the side panel.Please buy something else.

I recently upgraded my gaming rig with the MARSGAMING MCX ATX PC Gaming Case in white, and I'm thrilled with the results. This case strikes the perfect balance between style and functionality, making it a standout choice for any gaming setup.First off, let's talk about aesthetics. The tempered glass panel on the side provides a clear view of the interior components, allowing me to showcase my hardware in all its glory. The white exterior with subtle RGB lighting accents adds a touch of sophistication to my desk, making it a visually appealing centerpiece.But the MARSGAMING MCX isn't just about looks—it's packed with features designed to enhance the gaming experience. The dual RGB fans not only keep my system cool during intense gaming sessions but also add a dynamic flair with customizable lighting effects. I love being able to personalize the lighting to match my mood or game aesthetic using the included remote control.In terms of functionality, this case ticks all the boxes. The spacious interior provides ample room for high-performance components, including large graphics cards and liquid cooling systems. Cable management is a breeze thanks to strategically placed routing channels and ample tie-down points, keeping my build clean and tidy.I also appreciate the thoughtful design details, such as the easily removable dust filters and tool-less installation mechanisms. These small touches make maintenance and upgrades hassle-free, saving me time and effort in the long run.Moreover, the build quality is top-notch. The sturdy construction and attention to detail instill confidence that my components are well-protected and secure. Despite its compact size, the case feels robust and durable, capable of withstanding the rigors of regular use.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my decision to choose the MARSGAMING MCX ATX PC Gaming Case. It's stylish, functional, and packed with features that cater to the needs of gamers and PC enthusiasts alike. Whether you're building a new rig or upgrading an existing one, this case offers the perfect blend of form and function. Highly recommended!

So for less than £30 at time of purchase, I didn't think this could be that bad. I'm used to doing budget builds in cases from Kolink and Aerocool around the £30-40 mark.Really, my advice will be to buy a case from one of those aforementioned brands over this. Here's why this case probably isn't even worth the £28 I paid for it:- Its really flimsy. Just putting the I/O shield in warped the back of the case. The Power supply also goes in the top, which, because PSUs are heavy and the case is flimsy, leads to the PSU sagging and the case getting warped more.- The only included fan is a tiny fan powered by molex. So no control, its loud, and i'm not sure what size it is to replace it, its definitely a decent bit smaller than 120mm- There are no cable management options at all. There is no space behind the motherboard tray to route any cables really, which leads to a bunch of cables being visible even with the best efforts- The window is remarkably bad, its very cheap, thin plastic- There aren't even any other options for airflow if you wanted it to. There are some spaces for two 120mm fans at the front of the case for intake, but there isn't really any hole to the outside to actually intake air.Really, you get what you pay for, and I shouldn't hate this case so much. The only reason I'm calling all this out is because for probably 5-10 pound more you can get great cases from other brands, and I'd take a second hand case over buying this again. Only reason I'm not returning is because I've already built it.

I got this case for my first because it has a unique design. I put in the B550-A Mobo, GeForce RTX 3060Ti GPU, Corsair RM750x PSU, Corsair iCue H150i Elite and Corsair Vengeance RAM which all fit perfectly into the case! The build never gets too hot and looks awesome. Arrived a lot quicker than I expected it too to boot. Will be buying another from this company for my video editing build!

Trae 4 ventiladores y le puse 2 más arriba. Enfría muy bien

Es una caja muy buena. Se puede trabajar muy bien dentro de ella y estéticamente es muy chula

La caja luce bastante pulida en general. La calidad de los vidrios es buena así como el metal de la carcasa y los embellecedores.Hay poquito espacio para los cables pero totalmente manejable; cabe todo perfecto.El mayor defecto que le he visto es que los puertos USB no están bien alineados.

La caja, para el precio que tiene no está nada mal. Ahora, es lo más oeqielo que te puedas tirara la cara.Sudé para poner mi antigua gráfica(RX 480) y una refrigeración líquida.Esta caja está pensada para ser usada con una micro ATX (la mía es ATX y aunque ponga que vale, no lo recomiendo) y un procesador con gráficos integrados.Para usar una gráfica convencional tuve que cortar la parte trasera para que la gráfica quedara bien. Igualmente tuve que cortar parte del hierro de una tarjeta e-Sata que uso para un HDD antiguo.En fin, no recomiendo nada esta caja a menos que uses lo anteriormente dicho.