COUGAR MX110 Compact ATX case PRICE IN PAKISTAN

The COUGAR MX110 Compact ATX Case is a cleverly designed mid‑tower chassis that manages to offer full ATX motherboard support in a smaller, more space-efficient form factor, making it a great pick for those building a compact gaming rig or a performance-oriented PC without the bulk of large tower cases. Its physical dimensions are notably compact — around 200 mm in width, 452 mm in height, and 360 mm in depth — which means it takes up less desk space while still giving enough interior room for serious components.

One of the standout points of the MX110 is cooling: it comes with four 120 mm fixed-RGB fans already installed (three at the front and one at the back), so right out of the box, you have decent airflow and visual flair. But it’s not just about what comes pre-installed — the case supports up to six 120 mm fans, allowing you to expand and improve thermal performance as you upgrade your system. For those interested in liquid cooling, there is support for a 240 mm AIO radiator at the front, which is quite generous for a case of this size, and an additional 120 mm slot at the back.

When it comes to component compatibility, the MX110 doesn’t disappoint: it supports motherboards from Mini‑ITX to full ATX, giving you a lot of future-proofing whether you’re building a small form factor gaming PC or a powerful workstation. The maximum graphics card length is about 305 mm, which covers many modern GPUs, though very large triple-slot or “beefy” GPUs may not fit comfortably depending on their exact dimensions. For CPU coolers, the maximum height supported is roughly 158 mm, so while most standard air coolers will fit, very tall ones might be restricted. In terms of power supply, the case allows for PSUs around 160 mm long — so you’ll need to check compatibility if you have or plan to use a longer or modular power supply.

As for storage, the MX110 gives you flexibility: you get two 3.5-inch drive bays for large capacity mechanical storage, plus support for four 2.5-inch SSDs (thanks to some convertible mounting points), giving you a balanced mix of fast, modern storage and traditional high-capacity drives.

On the exterior, the MX110’s design is subtle and clean. The front panel isn’t overly flashy but has enough mesh or ventilation to retain decent airflow (depending on the exact sub-model), and the overall finish is practical. The front I/O is simple yet functional: one USB 3.0 port, two USB 2.0 ports, and audio mic/headset jacks, plus a reset switch. It’s not packed with cutting-edge connectivity, but it covers the basics very well.

However, because it is compact, cable management requires some extra planning — the interior isn’t as generous as larger full towers, so you’ll want to route cables cleanly to avoid blocking airflow. Also, the fixed-RGB fans mean you won’t have the same lighting customization freedom as with ARGB setups; the RGB effect is more baked-in than programmable. Dust management is another factor to consider — while the case does allow for good airflow, filtration may not be as extensive as premium cases, so periodic cleaning is important to maintain optimal thermal performance.

In terms of who it’s best for, the MX110 is perfect for someone who wants a budget-friendly, compact ATX-capable case: a gamer or a casual user who needs a powerful but space-conscious setup, or even someone building a secondary PC. It’s not aiming for high-end enthusiast builds with extreme cooling or very large GPUs, but for its intended niche, it strikes a very effective balance between size, performance, and cost.

Overall, the COUGAR MX110 Compact ATX is a smart choice — compact, functional, and efficient. It’s particularly well-suited to builders who care about saving space without sacrificing too much in terms of component compatibility or cooling potential.