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Excellent cooling, plenty of room for upgrades, sleek design, and a side window to see all your hardware in action.
Seven PCI slots and support for graphics cards up to 350mm in length allow you to install everything you need to run 4K / 60fps games and more. With capacity for up to two 2.5-inch SSDs and two 3.5-inch hard drives, you can run and store as many games as you want.
The MX330-G features a transparent glass window, which will allow you to see all your hardware in action and enjoy any lighting you decide to include in your build.
Do you want powerful cooling for your hardware? No problem. You can install up to five fans and a water radiator to protect your investment from the threat of overheating.
The cover for the PSU and the 3.5" drive bays allows you to hide the cables behind them, improving internal airflow and giving you an unobstructed view of the hardware. Easily removable and cleanable dust filters behind the front, top, and bottom covers will help you keep your computer clean and beautiful!
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I have it for 5 years now, really don't need anything more than this, no one! Very sturdy, the glass is perfect, I can see my entire PC inside! And if you want some RGB, you can arrange it with RGB fans!
Very good case for the price of 40 euros, but that's about it because it only comes with one fan and at the price of 50-60 euros now, I believe there are much better solutions that offer more. Also, I would like a Type C port. Additionally, I would like to mention that it is a very beautiful minimalist case if you don't want a lot of colors and such
The box is excellent. Spacious, with sufficient ventilation. The filters have magnets so you can easily put them on and take them off. Access from both sides is a piece of cake. It is very lightweight even with the glass (and not fake plastic). The 2.5" SSDs go in from the back! It can hold up to two 3.5" and two 2.5" drives, while only accommodating one optical drive (so forget about on-the-fly copy). Of course, with some modifications, you can fit whatever you want. It has plenty of space for cables and a full front panel with 2 USB 3.0 and 2 USB 2.0 ports - all in one cable. It can accommodate a total of 6 120mm fans. One at the back, two on top, and three in the front. (The one at the back is included). Personally, I'm not a gamer or anything like that, but this case is amazing for the price. If someone wants to save 5-6 euros, they can get the same case with a regular side panel instead of glass.
I bought this case, out of necessity. Because the previous one, Supercase SC - 250. It was too small. And it couldn't fit large or even medium-sized graphics cards.
And after my very cheap PowerTech power supply, 530 Watts, got burned, I decided to change the power supply and case together.
The engineer who examined my machine recommended the Cougar MX330-G. Because I asked for a good and economical product. Spacious, with a large side window.
And I wanted, definitely, to accommodate optical devices, DVD-RW. All my requirements are met, and more, by the Cougar MX330-G case.
Pros:
1) It is particularly spacious for the Middle Tower category. It can even accommodate the largest graphics cards and three fans comfortably.
2) It has a large window on the left side. It looks fantastic, especially if you have illuminated devices inside your computer case.
3) You can install up to 5 fans of 120mm in the Cougar MX330-G for excellent and quiet cooling.
4) The power supply [PSU] is located in a closed area at the bottom of the case. This provides additional safety, better cooling, and aesthetics.
5) It can accommodate one 5.25-inch optical device, two 3.5-inch mechanical hard drives [HDD], and two 2.5-inch SSDs at the back.
6) Cable management is very good.
7) The power button, which opens the machine, is located on the top of the case for easy access to your PC.
8) On the front side, at the top, it has the usual two 3.5mm audio jacks. You can connect a non-USB headset.
9) It also has two USB 2.0 and two USB 3.0 ports on the front panel, as well as a very useful reset button.
10) The aesthetics of the Cougar MX330-G are simple and straightforward.
11) The airflow inside the case is very good, especially if you install two additional fans.
12) The SSDs are installed at the back of the Cougar MX330-G, so they don't overheat.
13) The detailed instruction booklet is printed on paper.
Cons:
1) The tempered glass is somewhat tinted. I would prefer it to be completely transparent to showcase the internals of my PC.
2) The optical device I installed does not align perfectly in its tray due to a design peculiarity of the Cougar MX330-G.
3) The glass left door has 4 screws that need to be removed to access the tower's components. The problem is that you have to be very careful when repositioning the glass in its correct place. Because where the 4 screws are screwed, there are four stabilizers made of silicone or rubber that can be damaged or deformed if you are not careful. Therefore, you need to place the glass with great care and precision in your movements.
4) The Cougar MX330-G comes with only one fan at the back. I would recommend adding 2 or 4 additional fans on the top or front. Due to the hot Greek summer.
In conclusion, the Cougar MX330-G case for a desktop computer is a high-quality product in the Value For Money category.
It will satisfy even the most demanding users. Enjoy it!
Read the above review on my blog at the following address:
https://ultratechproducts.blogspot.com/2022/03/cougar-mx330-g-middle-tower.html
I see some negative comments and it surprises me because we are talking about a great value for money case. For 60 euros, it provides very satisfactory features. I don't know about others, but I chose it because I had a budget of 600-700 euros. The build is as follows... Sapphire Radeon RX 580 8GB Nitro+, CoolerMaster Hyper 212 RGB, AMD Ryzen 5 2400G, Asrock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming K4 (I don't mention RAM and SSD because it's not necessary). The PC operates in a moderately dusty environment (we're talking about a village, that's why). For those of you who mention dust, etc., you should know that a computer needs cleaning from time to time as well. Also, we're talking about a case with a glass panel, so you expect a bit more dust to accumulate (in the 3 years I've had the PC, I've cleaned it ONLY 4 times, but the temperatures remain very satisfactory). And let me remind you, we're talking about one pre-installed fan and one cooler, I haven't even added extra fans yet. I can't mention anything really negative because we're talking about a relatively small case, so comments like "it doesn't have enough space for cable management," etc., I don't consider them valid since you're supposed to know what you're buying. Besides, with proper cable management, everything is fine. Indeed, one of the best value for money cases on the market.
Hello, I am here to address some concerns about this case. Firstly, regarding the front fans, it only accommodates 2 fans. There are two additional holes above the second front fan for a third fan, but it does not have the necessary screws to install it. One could potentially use zip ties for cable management, but I prefer the safer option. The case has plenty of space, so that shouldn't be a concern. However, I am looking to install liquid cooling, but there is no space for a 240mm radiator on top due to the motherboard being too high. It only fits a 120mm radiator on the top right, and the front part that can fit a 240mm radiator is also too high for my motherboard. This might not be the case for everyone, but it's something to keep in mind.
The cable management is very good, and with the 4 fans I have (1 in the factory position because it's practically useless, one above the processor, and 2 in the front), the temperature stays consistently around 50-60°C on my Ryzen 5 2600 with the stock AMD cooler while gaming or compiling code. It's a very good case for the price. If you can find something from Kolink at a similar price range, I recommend looking into it. If not, go ahead and get this one, it's worth it.
(Just add 1-2 fans to the budget because the factory one doesn't do much. If you find a case from another brand that comes with 2-3 fans already, it might be better to go for that. For a friend's PC, I recommended the Kolink Stronghold, which comes with 2 decent fans and is generally slightly better in terms of appearance and usability as it comfortably fits liquid cooling and additional fans.)
The small gaps it has do not help with cable management and the airflow is mediocre to bad. 6 fans inside + 2 for the cooler and overall small space internally. I would not recommend it
With a fully wired power supply, cable management was very easy. Good airflow. Nice appearance and the glass on the side showcases the interior. The only downside is that the front fans gather dust. For the price, it is very good.
One of the most value-for-money cases on the market! I have had it for two years and I am very satisfied. It is a well-designed case, with the power supply at the bottom and no direct "communication" with the main space of the case, which is quite large (can fit a GPU up to 350mm). It provides the possibility for satisfactory cable management and a clean result. It can support liquid cooling, but it is not the easiest. The front fans are a bit difficult to install (normally they go between two grilles to accommodate a radiator, but you can simply screw them from the inside without any significant difference). Its filters are satisfactory (it also has a filter at the bottom for the power supply fan) and are very easy to clean. A blow inside, of course, is needed every now and then. The airflow is very good and it does not raise the temperature. Finally, it supports the installation of up to four hard drives (2x2.5 plus 2x3.5 or 4x2.5) and the side panel is made of tinted glass.
The best case at this price, spacious, quiet, good ventilation, and very beautiful. I highly recommend it without hesitation!!
Good little case for its price. It can fit as many fans as you need if you have temperature issues. 2 2.5-inch disks and 2 3.5-inch disks are just fine. Also, I have to mention that it collects dust inside even when everything is closed... It loses one star because of the glass. The side glass broke without me doing anything... I removed it and while I had it in my hands and was about to put it down, it shattered into a thousand pieces just like that... What can I say... I don't know what to do... I can't find replacement side panels anywhere... and not to mention that the side panels cost as much as the entire case.
UPDATE 20/02/21
The solution for the broken side panel was to fix it with Plexiglass for about 10-15€.
Whoever knows about computer cases, the CM burning box will be one of the best cases in this matter, especially if you have a power supply with good cables that fit this case. It will be paradise for you. But even if you have a regular power supply, it will be 1% more difficult. It comes with a 120mm fan at the back, it can fit 2 on top, 1 at the back, and a third one at the front, unless you add a CD slot. All of them are 120mm, it cannot fit larger ones, at least not the ones I tried. The case comes with a regular glass window, which is fantastic for this price of 45 euros. It can fit a regular ATX perfectly, it's quite big for a midi tower. Plus, the system for hard drives and SSDs is the best recommendation without hesitation
Bought 1 year ago
For its price and what it offers, it is perfect.
One of the few negatives I would say is that the space for cable management at the back of the case is very small, so it slightly diminishes your trust.
But overall, it is a quality case, with a nice black glass, and at such a price, it is PERFECT
For the money it costs, there is no other case that can compete with it, even from more expensive ones. Where to start? 1) The best airflow. 2) Plenty of space. 3) Construction-wise, it says it has 2 120mm fans in the front, but as you can see in the photo, you can easily fit 3 + the optical drive (DVD-RW). 4) In all the videos, they say that you can't screw in the SSDs inside, but as you can see in the photo, they were screwed in just fine. 5) Side panel is made of glass, not plexiglass, so be careful during transportation and when removing it from the case... For me, it's the best case, if it had more drive bays, I would give it even more praise.
VFM with the whole meaning of the phrase, there is nothing better for the money it offers,
I recently installed it for my second system, With a little imagination, it can fit much more than you imagine...
Very good airflow. Quite spacious, mediocre cable management space, and below average build quality. After a few months, the audio output and input stopped working.
For the cost, it is good construction. The plastics and the quality of the activation button give me a bad impression.
Very good for its price. Not high quality-durable, but it is in the upper part of "you get what you pay for". Decent for its price.
Attention is needed when placing the sockets for the motherboard support screws. The provided bases have a problem with misalignment and end up not being in the correct position when trying to support the motherboard.
The same as the MX330-X, with the difference of the glass panel which costs a few euros more. Personally, I don't believe it's worth the 12-15 euro difference for the tempered glass unless you have a lot of RGB lights inside the system and want to see them.
Here is the review of the MX330-G: https://youtu.be/D6QchQ15GWw
Very good case! Just some tips for installation. Personally, I installed 2 fans in the front. If you place fans in the front, make sure to screw the SSD drives you will install first and then the fans because if you do the opposite, you won't be able to screw them. Plenty of space for cable management. Value for money!
Value for money! Much better than in the photos, it has a magnetic filter on top for dust and a fan at the back. Very nice simple box with tinted glass and matte finish
Well, the money box is okay. It's not the best choice in its category, but it has all the features you need, such as enough space for cable management, enough hard drive slots, 4 USB ports, and dust filters, etc. However, be careful, the build quality and materials are poor compared to other cases in the €50 range, and the paint fades and chips easily. The front filter cannot be removed without taking off the entire front panel because it is held by the metal mesh, and if it is removed (only from the mesh), the clips break after a few cleanings. I recommend going for a Deepcool case or one from another company. Additionally, the poor internal design blocks a lot of airflow from the fans from entering the case.
UPDATE 27/11/20: a week ago, the screws of the window literally broke for the 5th time I unscrewed them. Overall, the build quality is quite low, so either don't get it or get the cheapest version without the glass.
I don't know if it was just my case or if it has happened to others, but after 2 minutes, the front audio jacks broke. I don't know exactly how it happened, maybe I did something wrong, so I can't blame the company
Very good case with dust filtering for both top and front fans, and excellent airflow + dark tempered glass. The only complaint I have is that the front fans are a bit audible because the front panel is a mesh with a dust filter, rather than a cover.
One of the dozens of cases I have tried. I always prefer cases with good ventilation and the ability to choose fan RPM for noise control. I want to know what I'm getting. In terms of airflow, it is excellent with two cheap front fans. In terms of build quality, it is average due to the use of sheet metal, but it doesn't bother me because it is sturdy. Cable management is excellent. The space behind the power supply is sufficient to hide cables from two power supplies. With a little attention, you can easily manage the cables. It can comfortably fit the Arctic 33 cooler, the only one that makes sense to buy for air cooling, along with the 34. After trying cases like Cosmos, NZXT, be quiet!, Zalman, and many others, this is the only value case worth buying, even for a high-end system. Remove the weak fan, place it in the front and bottom, and get two other cheap fans like be quiet! 120 or Arctic, and you have the perfect case. It's affordable, perfect in terms of temperatures, silent, sturdy, and very aesthetically pleasing, especially if you have a motherboard or RAM with RGB lighting. I consider excessive RGB lighting ridiculous. After all, it's just a case. Spend your money on a good processor, a good graphics card. It fulfills its role perfectly. When you're using the computer, you don't look at the case!
I will not waste time on cliché comments that have been repeated a thousand times and whether it is worth it or not, I will rate it with five stars for two reasons, besides the fact that it has real tinted glass (when we say glass, we mean glass and not plastic).
First, it has many holes and openings, which greatly helps with cable placement on the motherboard and cable management, as my grandmother used to say.
Second, not only did the purchase make me look good in terms of cost and finesse, but it also saved me from other expenses (at least twenty euros) because I didn't need to buy a semi-modular or modular power supply. This is because it has enough space to hide without bothering with unnecessary cables and without them being visible in the special position that the PSU has.
Watch the video and you will understand. It was purchased for 41 euros.
I enter the roast: a) good airflow with an open mesh front panel, I don't compare it to the phanteks-nzxt ones that talk about negative air pressure which leads to higher temperatures even with a fan curve, where all the dust in the room is sucked in, while the cougaras is relaxed... it takes in its air and leaves all the dust in its peace and quiet.
b) good quality materials, thick tempered glass that doesn't break even with knocks, unlike some case companies, you know.
c) there is space between the HDD and PSU for cables, you can close the rest with the side panel (it has a curved side panel that can fit me inside) so that no youtubers come and open your case to see.
d) simply put, some people "complain" that the CPU power cable doesn't fit if you install the motherboard first... you know, there is a huge hole above the CPU fan, I don't know if you saw it or you're just picky about cable management.
e) I've had it for a year, in terms of appearance it's a bit so-so, it hurts to change it because it's a reliable case, it has features that the expensive brands deliberately neglect... when everyone stops releasing the exact same case under a different brand, then I'll change it.
f) cougar is great in cases, not so much in other things... the purchase is a value :)
until then, happy shopping
I built a budget PC for a friend in this case, and I can't say that I enjoyed the build.
It's an affordable case, it has space for fans, moderate airflow, magnetic filters, and all that, but you need to be careful with a few things before installing the motherboard.
i) It will be a hassle to connect the cables for the front panel (the on/off switch, reset switch, etc.) if you have an ATX motherboard because they are positioned right on top of the metal 'box' that contains the power supply. Even without the GPU on the motherboard, my fingers were touching the case, and I was afraid of accidentally bending any of the pins.
ii) Pass the CPU power cable BEFORE attaching the motherboard!! If the motherboard is already in the case, the 8-pin or however long the cable is that the CPU needs for power won't fit through the top left hole, as the motherboard practically covers half of it.
iii) Buy 3 fans!! The case has a very dense mesh for dust, which filters well and helps keep it quiet, but it severely restricts airflow. The case comes with a very quiet 120mm fan as an exhaust, but I recommend buying 3 more: one for the top of the case as an exhaust, and two for the front as intakes.
iv) It's not suitable for an AIO (All-in-One liquid cooler). The front of the case has a 'mask' that protrudes, and inside it, one can install fans. If someone wants to install a 240mm AIO, for example, they will be limited to having it in the front, with the fans on the side of the mask and the radiator on top of the case's frame. This won't be efficient because the case has indented screw holes, and the fans will have a gap compared to the radiator, so there won't be good pressure. If someone installs it all internally, they will need to check the length of their graphics card because the case is very small. If someone wants to install the AIO as an exhaust on top, it might not fit and may touch the RAM because, again, the ceiling of the case barely leaves any room for fans...
Overall, it was okay for its price, the glass panel looks very nice, but personally, I would spend an extra 20 euros for something more spacious/beautiful
Decent for its price but with several compromises. The built-in fan is not sufficient even for systems without specific airflow requirements, and although there are filters, the dust filtering is not adequate. You will definitely need to calculate 2 extra fans in its price. However, for this price, it offers ample space, enough options for cable management, and the ability to accommodate Full ATX motherboards. Detailed video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcu5skkIcTE
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