MSI MAG PANO 110R PZ Case Review

A Look Inside the MSI MAG PANO 110R PZ Case

Removing the main side panel of the case is quite easy. Simply pull on it, and it will release. Be sure to catch it as it does not stay in place. Once removed we can get a closer look at the motherboard tray. This case will support mini-ITX, micro-ATX, and ATX motherboards as well as back-connect motherboards. There are plenty of cable routing holes around the motherboard tray.

Towards the front of the case you’ll find your three included 120mm ARGB fans installed in the side-mount cooling bracket. These are reverse-blade fans so they look quite clean. They are also daisy-chained and pre-wired, which I’ll show you here in just a second.

The power supply cover has ventilation on it as well as multiple cable routing holes, including a routing hole for your graphics card power cables.

Moving to the back of the case we can see our 4th included fan, which is a 120mm ARGB unit. It is also pre-wired.

Removing the opposite side panel we can get a better look at the rest of the case. The first thing that caught my attention was the fan and RGB controller towards the top of the case. This controller supports up to 5 fans and 5 ARGB devices. As I mentioned all of the included fans are pre-wired to this controller and this controller works with the LED button on the side of the case. You can also connect this controller to your motherboards 3-pin ARGB header for software control.

On the back of the motherboard tray you’ll find two removable 2.5-inch hard drive bracket, which are made of metal. It is also worth noting that there are two large velcro ties pre-installed to help with cable mess.

In the bottom section of the case you’ll find a hard drive cage with a plastic removable tray. This hard drive cage will support either two 2.5-inch drives or two 3.5-inch drives. You also have the ability to install two 3.5-inch drives on the side cooling mount, this is with the fans installed. So out of the box this case does support up to six hard drives, which is quite impressive. The rest of the bottom of the case is reserved for your power supply and you have support for power supplies as long as 200mm.