MUSETEX ATX PC Case Pre-Installed 6Pcs 120mm ARGB Fans, Computer Gaming Cases with Type-C Port and USB 3.0, Mid Tower Case with Mesh Front Panel and Tempered Glass Side Door, Y4

Cost-effective Choice - MUSETEX Y4 gaming pc case comes with 6 ARGB fans as a gift, which brings more wind and better heat dissipation than 3 or 4 fans, which can protect the case hardware and prolong the life of the case. Also, it is equipped with a unique high-quality magnetic tempered glass side door, which not only provides strong heat dissipation to the chassis, but also displays the cool and colorful lights and various figures of the chassis. The perfect choice for your high-end gaming desktop! Avant-garde Design - This computer case is a new case designed according to 98% of users' needs. (1) Superior and handsome body, stylish and generous panel design to keep up with the trend, with MUSETEX luminous fans can achieve extremely cool lighting visual effects. (2) The chassis shortens the length of the body, reduces the occupied area and frees up more space for the desktop. At the same time, the heightened design can meet the convenient installation of more hardware and provide better heat dissipation performance. (Note: Graphics cards over 290mm are not compatible with this chassis, please choose carefully!) Unique Door Opening Design - This PC case is specially designed for case enthusiasts with a tempered glass side panel that can be opened very popular in 2022, equipped with magnetic buckles and metal pull rings, which are easy to open for the installation of computer accessories. Compared with the case without opening the door, the heat dissipation effect is increased by 70%. At the same time, the tempered glass with high light transmission can fully display any accessories you want to install in the case and ARGB light show.

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