I finally did a big walkthrough of one of the most highly talked-about cases of 2024: the HAVN HS 420 VGPU. This case looks like one uniform enclosed box, and the exterior has this really nice, sexy curve to it. I show you how the panels come off (cloth handle on top, magnetic back panels), and why I genuinely like the paint finish and styling—honestly, it’s so well painted that I feel it looks better than a lot of white cases out there. From there, I go into the actual build process and the practical stuff that matters: motherboard fitment (mini-ITX all the way to E-ATX, but I don’t really recommend E-ATX because it eats into the grommet space and makes cable management harder), the front I/O hookups (Type-C, USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A, audio, power/reset), and HAVN’s proprietary cable management system, Simply Cable. I also install the MSI MPG A1000G PSU and talk about the pros and cons of the flat MSI cables—great for laying flat in the routing system, but they can be stiff when you need to twist them into connectors. Lastly, I explain what makes the VGPU version different: it doesn’t have the regular GPU mounting, and physically working with a big GPU in this layout can be tight. I used an EZDIY-FAB 24-pin infinity mirror 180-degree adapter to reduce grommet stretching, and I share the real-world challenges of moving the GPU around without knocking it into the glass. Overall, this HS420 VGPU is really, really special—but you need to build it thoughtfully.