Cougar MG130-G mATX Gaming Case Review

A Closer Look – Interior

The interior of the case looks pretty neat and tidy, with a nice uniform black finish that matches the exterior. There’s a good amount of space in here, despite the case only being an mATX model too, as well as a lot of cut-outs behind and around the motherboard to ease the installation process.

There’s a full-length PSU shroud built-in, which features a side cut-out for the PSU to be shown off, without showing the cables. There are two SSD mounts on top too, as well as additional cable routing holes at the back.

Towards the front, there’s another large cut-out on the shroud, allowing you to use the full height of the front panel for fans/radiators.

I love the front panel design though, as there’s just a load of options here for mounting fans and radiators. In my opinion, since it’s missing any front fans, it’s perfect to stick an AIO cooler up in the front.

Plus, you do get the rear 120mm fans pre-installed.

As well as a load of passive ventilation at the top, although you could add more cooling hardware up there if you so desire.

Around the back, there’s actually a lot more room for cable routing than I expected, certainly more than enough to deal with your cables. Plus, you’ve got the PSU shroud to deal with the rest anyway.

The cable routing holes are all nicely smoothed and rounded, so your cables won’t snag. Plus, there are additional slot mounts that can be used to mount liquid cooling components too.

Below the PSU shroud, you’ll also find a movable HDD bay, with two tool-free trays.

Of course, you’ll also find room for the PSU too!