MSI MPG GUNGNIR 110R - Premium Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case - Tempered Glass Side Panel - 4 x ARGB 120mm Fans - Liquid Cooling Support up to 360mm Radiator - Two-Tone Design

This case was easy to use for my recent build. It looks great. It comes with four case fans and seems to allow enough airflow to keep things cool, although I do not use it for gaming. There are a couple of channels on the back side for cable management and several zip ties are included. There is a mounting bracket for two SSDs. There is an ARGB hub to which the case fans are preconnected. There are connectors for the top controls and ports which worked great with my motherboard. It comes with a power cable to allow the three front fans to connect to one motherboard fan header, if that's what you need. The power supply and a cage for up to three hard drives are at the bottom below a shelf. My power supply was modular and connecting the cables with the power supply in place was impossible. I had to remove the power supply mounting screws to be able to plug in the necessary cables and even then it wasn't easy. I did find a few things that were troublesome for me, but not enough to knock down my 5 star rating. The tempered glass front looks great but does obstruct some of the air intake, not enough to affect my components but then again I do not use my PC for gaming. There is no speaker to beep upon a good POST. The power button is at the top of the case and it is super easy to press accidentally. If there was a sliding cover or a flip up cover over the power button this would be much improved. The tray for mounting SSDs attaches to the drives on the flat side and tightening the mounting screws puts pressure on the SATA power and data connectors. I ended up loosening the screws until the connectors were barely deflected, but some sort of spacer is needed. Notwithstanding the few complaints I have, this is a very nicely made case. By the way, it is packed well and arrived in perfect condition

I'm not an expert when it comes to building pcs, routing cables, or bending hard tube, but the MSI Gungnir 110R made it a lot easier. I moved my pc from a modded NZXT Apollo to this because I needed more space and it sure did deliver. Most of my components are also MSI so they worked seamlessly as expected. One thing I did find disappointing in this case is the lack of space to utilize the MSI Graphics Card Bolster. You would think they would try to make all their products compatible. However, I did manage to fit it in sideways to help support the 2060, although it's not ideal. Again, I'm not super great at routing cables, but there was plenty of options when it came to passthroughs and attachment points, and I did manage to fit them all inside and get the case closed without much issue. The LED controller came pre-installed and all my fans and tube couplings connected easily with the correct adapter, and the quick change LED button on top works perfectly. All buttons, including it, the power button,and reset button, have a satisfying and positive click when pressed. All front ports have a nice positive connection when plugging a device in. The top magnetic filter and bottom PSU filter are pretty loose and wiggle around easily, and the screws for a top mounted radiator make the magnetic filter bump up, though it's not very noticeable overall. The glass is tinted but not too dark, most colors show through and components look fantastic if RGB is your thing.

Had it for a few days now. Runs nice and quiet. Lights, buttons wires and everything looks good and worked great. Case was easy to assemble for me being a first time builder. Everything fit nicely with no issues. Pc runs nice and cool and never even gets warm. I'm happy with my purchase and would buy it again.

This is a tight fit, good cable management if you have extra hardware is SUPER important if you want to get that side panel on; I had to get very creative with mine. I have a modular 750W PSU and I had to install that without the HD rack in place, plug in the cables I wanted (for now I have a lot of SSDs, which is problematic for this case. Possible of course, but lordy if I didn't have 30 years of building I might have given up). Other than that, this case has been amazing. The air flow seems to be perfect for my needs; I play some pretty GPU heavy games and only rarely does my temps go even above green into yellow. The tempered glass side and front are especially nice in my opinion. Love it!

The case is incredible; it has exceptional airflow, and the dust filters help a lot with cleaning. The lighting is quite good, and overall it performs very well. The only potential issue is using a very large graphics card, as it might not fit. In my case there was no problem, but there wasn’t much extra space either.

Really liking the case, but probably better suited for AIO coolers and not huge HSF units. This case is really nicely laid out and clean cable runs can be easily achieved. Haven’t built a computer in over 10 years and things have come a long way. I wasn’t too keen on getting tempered glass RGB anything, but cost/ performance balance kept narrowing my selections down to this style as it’s the most common available. Overall easy build, but things get super tight with a Noctua NH-15 in there. The Noctua website says this “fits” with this case and a ROG z590 MB. I’m using lower profile Gskill RAM sticks and the stock 140mm front fan would actually hit! So I pulled that out and installed on the top of the case to dissipate heat and replaced the front fan with a Noctua NF-F12 PWM 120mm fan and it still barely clears. The rear case fan was also replaced with a Noctua airflow style fan (NF-S12B Redux). At this point, I’m sure there’s so much heat being exhausted, I’ve got negative pressure being generated in the case, but running stress tests has proven the case runs a bit cooler. The top 140mm fan is in the rearmost position, so there is an additional intake opening on top. Frontal areas are seemingly insufficient for high airflow volumes, if running your machine hot. I’m 38% OC’d using the ASUS Ai utility with some additional minor tweaks. Also, the Noctua Chromax covers did fit perfectly with a few Millimeters to spare.

I read a lot of reviews on cases and this MSI MPG Series GUNGNIR 110R seemed to fit the bill with the features that I was looking for. There were some slight concerns with potential cooling due to the enclosed front with the smaller grills but I decided to give a shot and boy am I happy I did. This build was very easy with this case; it looks very clean. If there was one issue with the case I would say that they need to make it it a little more wider so that you have more room on the opposite side of the motherboard for cable management. I pretty much fed all the cabling to the rear of the motherboard while building and then went back to clean of the cabling and there isn't a whole lot of room. I ended of removing the standard hard drive rack towards the front of the case at the bottom in front of the power supply which gave me the room to stuff my cleaned up cables. Had it not been for the area, I am not sure how I would have made it work. This didn't bother me as I don't plan on using standard hard drives as I built this system with 2 M.2 2280 SSDs using on board slots so I didn't need the hard drive rack; just something to consider for those that would plan on needed the rack. If you do plan to use standard drives, this case does have two areas to with mounts for 2.5" drives; one on top of the PSU shroud and the other behind the motherboard behind the rear cover.

I love this case. It's perfect size for an ATX motherboard. I like how it's not as big as many of the cases out there so there isn't a ton of unused space inside. Air flow seems to be excellent. With a i9 10900k and RTX 3080 me CPU core temp isn't going over 70 under load and my GPU isn't going over 65 (both have not yet been overclocked). CPU idles around 24-25 and GPU around 18-20. This case has room for the newer 30 series graphics cards as you can see in the pictures, but if you tried to put a 360mm AIO on the front it would work but be very close to the radiator. With the FE cards you would have more room than I do with the MSI. The LED button on top is pretty cool and had programed RGB settings for the fans, but it isn't going to change the motherboard, RAM, or GPU. If you use software to control the RGB (I use Mystic Light) then you can hold down the top LED button for 3 seconds and it will allow the software to override the programed settings. Overall it's a great case and I would buy it again.

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The airflow is fantastic, and it comes with pre-installed fans that work well. Cleaning is a breeze thanks to the removable panels and the dust filters at the front, bottom, and top. The tinted tempered glass is beautiful, solid, heavy, and adds a premium look to my setup. I’ve had this case for several years, and it’s been nothing short of excellent. Even after upgrading my PC to a 7900XT, I kept this case because it checks all the boxes for functionality and aesthetics.

The MSI Gungnir 110R is a very good option for those looking for a reliable gaming pc case. It also ticks the requirements for a full fledged gaming setup with support for ATX motherboard and full sized GPUs and 240mm AIO unit. In addition you also get 4 ARGB fans (3 front, 1 rear) with a RGB hub included in the case. The tempered glass on the side and front looks good with solid overall construction of the body. Overall quite satisfied with the case and what it offers for a very reasonable price.

Le MSI MPG GUNGNIR 110R est un boîtier de gaming robuste et élégant, parfait pour construire un PC puissant. Il est compatible avec les formats ATX, mATX et Mini-ITX, offrant une grande flexibilité pour différents types de configurations. Le boîtier est équipé de 4 ventilateurs ARGB de 120 mm avec la technologie Mystic Light Sync, permettant de personnaliser l’éclairage et de synchroniser avec d’autres composants RGB. Le panneau en verre trempé met en valeur l’intérieur de la machine, parfait pour ceux qui veulent montrer leur setup. Avec son port USB 3.2 Gen2 Type C, il permet des transferts de données rapides et une connectivité moderne. Il inclut également un contrôleur ARGB 1 à 6 pour gérer facilement plusieurs périphériques lumineux. En résumé, ce boîtier allie design, fonctionnalité et performances pour une expérience de gaming optimale.

Me encantó 100% , excelente ventilación. Y se ve súper súper bonito , mi favorito