Review on 💡 Efficient Cable Management with MUSETEX ATX Chassis (G05N6 HW) by Andrew Davenport

Excellent airflow and overall design that costs a few dollars more than near perfect. Here's the thing, for just a penny or maybe a dime there are rubber or nylon cable cutouts that add a lot to builds with this box that relies on ascetics to sell very cheaply and then materials for a fast's amount adding food sandwich (maybe even off the production scale price list) to give a little more motherboard clearance would make this a success. Throw in fans, which are quieter and have a bit more metal thickness (it's thin enough to make you think it's a little thin, but sturdy enough to go without). make it a big tournament. I should add that the ARBG connector is either questionable or I'm doing something wrong with the clear 3 pin connector 2 because it doesn't want to stay at all. It used to work fine but I moved the box or the wind blew and it fell off and now it just wants to slide off and does nothing when I plant it. I don't care, but more of a minor annoyance. I really want this build to be just mono color at the moment so I clicked the remote and there it is. All in all good value for money with great functionality and nice looks. If you want liquid cooling you can have as big a radiator in the front as you can buy, probably if you're not buying one for the car, but that would be a risky proposition upstairs. I couldn't seat my motherboard without removing the top fans, so I'm guessing that would be too tight. Air cooling is excellent despite the box being around room temperature and for my money that means the case is a hit. Let's call it triple booting bases with one of them. I don't regret my purchase but if I were to do it again I would also consider spending more on my case and maybe doing something else but buying another one of these is always an option.