The manufacturer Mars Gaming brings us its new mid-tower called MCA, with a lot of RGB lighting. But this does not mean it gets rid of key elements such as cooling or performance.
The structure of the new MCA mid-tower from Mars Gaming features a full side window and a specially designed Mesh front panel. It is a mesh sheet with an adapted breathable surface. Together with the three included FRGB fans, internal air circulation is maximized and promises to enhance the operation of our PC.
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Cooling is not at odds with design or RGB
Maximum cooling is the key feature of the Mars Gaming MCA mid-tower. Provides consistent airflow which is key to extending the life of our components and keeping the system running at peak performance. That's why the MCA mid-tower features a front triple ventilation system, installation capacity of up to 8 fans, front and top grille, and a dual chamber design that separates the power supply from the rest of the equipment. In addition, it offers full support for liquid cooling with space for 240 / 120mm front and upper radiators and 120mm rear radiators.
Aesthetics is also one of the strengths of the new MCA box. It is available in both black and white, thanks to a Fixed RGB lighting system that provides the equipment with a constant flow of color. The Mesh design front further enhances its appearance, combining cooling and lighting.
Internally the MCA offers ample internal space for the installation of high performance components. It offers support for ATX, microATX and mini-ITX boards, up to 4 x 2.5 ″ SSDs or 2 x 3.5 ″ HDDs, and internal cable management. Mars Gaming's MCA Mid-Tower is now available for sale.
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As I have seen on your mars gaming website, there was a piece of information that I did not like at all, the issue of RAM, it turns out that it says this: 240mm (with RAM memories up to 31,5mm high), and I have this Kingston HyperX Fury Black ram 8GB DDR4 2666Mhz PC-21300 CL16, mounted on this Gigabyte B365M-DS3H motherboard… .. if I want to put 240mm liquid I don't think it would work, right?