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DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK Black USB3.0/ Type C Tempered Glass E-ATX /ATX Dual Chamber Gaming Computer Case w/ 3 x Tempered Glass Panel and 4 x ARGB PWM Fans (Pre-Installed). Support BTF Back Plug MB
- Motherboard Compatibility: Supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro ATX, and ITX motherboards, support BTF back plug-in MB
- 10 Fans Capability (3 x 120mm ARGB Reverse Blade PWM Fan x MB side, 1 x 120mm ARGB PWM Fan x rear pre-installed) Provide Great Cooling and Gaming Performance
- Water Cooling Ready – Top /MB side Support 360mm Radiator
- 2 Ways to Control RGB Fan Lighting: Either by Manual RGB LED Button on Top I/O Panel; or SYNC w/your Motherboard to control RGB lighting w/ARGB 5V/3 Pin Header. PWM ARGB Fan Hub Included
- Advanced Cable Management Design – Routing the main cable is easy and quick through a hidden channel. There is a large space behind the motherboard for all cables, making the case a clean and beautiful look
- Top Mounted IO ports - 2x USB 3.0 /Type C for up-to-date High Speed Data Transfer
- Advanced Bottom-mounted Power Supply Design
- Support up to 420mm VGA card
- Support up to 155mm CPU cooler
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The DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK is a black panoramic E-ATX/ATX dual-chamber gaming PC case with three tempered-glass panels, four pre-installed ARGB PWM fans, support for up to 10 fans, and 360mm radiators. It suits high-performance builders who want strong airflow, component visibility, and extensive hardware compatibility.
Recommended For
- PC gamers and showcase-build enthusiasts who want a panoramic, aquarium-style case with three tempered-glass panels, visible components, and ARGB lighting controlled by either a case button or a compatible motherboard.
- Builders installing large gaming hardware, including long graphics cards, an ATX or E-ATX motherboard, and a 360 mm radiator, who need more component clearance than a compact mid-tower provides.
- Budget-conscious custom-PC builders who want several pre-installed ARGB PWM fans, a fan hub, USB-C front I/O, and room to add more fans without paying for a premium showcase chassis.
- Experienced builders who are comfortable planning cable routes, checking motherboard and radiator clearances, and potentially using cable extensions to achieve a clean dual-chamber presentation.
- Users building a modern ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX, E-ATX, or supported BTF back-connect system who want broad motherboard compatibility rather than a case limited to one form factor.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- A gamer building a visually focused desktop can use the ARGB-N3-BK for a panoramic showcase build. The three tempered-glass panels make the components and lighting visible from multiple angles, while the four pre-installed ARGB PWM fans provide a usable starting point without requiring a separate fan kit.
- A user assembling a high-end gaming PC with a long graphics card and 360 mm liquid cooler can use the case to avoid many common clearance limitations. Owners report fitting large GPUs and 360 mm AIO cooling, although radiator placement and cable routing should be planned before installation.
- A first-time PC builder can use the ARGB-N3-BK for an ATX, Micro ATX, Mini-ITX, or E-ATX system and gain access to a relatively open interior. Community and owner feedback suggests the layout is approachable, but managing the rear cable compartment and power connections may take extra time for beginners.
- A gamer or content creator focused on thermals can start with the included side and rear fans, then add top or bottom fans if the installed hardware produces more heat. The mesh top and multiple fan positions support flexible airflow layouts, while user reports indicate that cooling results depend on fan placement and the rest of the component configuration.
- A builder using a supported BTF back-connect motherboard can use the ARGB-N3-BK to reduce visible wiring around the front of the motherboard. The dual-chamber layout and hidden cable-routing area help preserve a cleaner showcase appearance, but compatibility should be checked against the specific BTF board and connector layout.
- A user upgrading an existing desktop can reuse standard ATX-family components, add several storage drives, and connect newer peripherals through the top USB 3.0 and USB Type-C ports. The case is best suited to a modern gaming or general-purpose desktop rather than a build that requires optical-drive bays or extensive legacy storage.
Reference Q&A
Q: Is the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK or Montech KING 95 PRO better for a high-end gaming PC?
A: Choose the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK when you need E-ATX support, BTF back-plug motherboard compatibility, a 420 mm GPU limit, or a PSU up to 200 mm. Choose the Montech KING 95 PRO when you prefer more pre-installed fans, with six included ARGB PWM fans compared with four on the DIYPC, plus substantially more drive capacity. Both support a 360 mm radiator and dual-chamber layouts.
Q: Should I buy the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK or Corsair 6500D Airflow?
A: The DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK is the better fit for a panoramic tempered-glass build that includes four ARGB PWM fans and supports E-ATX or BTF back-plug motherboards. The Corsair 6500D Airflow is better suited to airflow-first builds because it uses mesh panels, supports up to 13 fans, accepts CPU coolers up to 190 mm, and provides four USB-A ports alongside USB-C. The DIYPC allows a longer GPU at 420 mm, while the Corsair supports up to 400 mm.
Q: How does the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK compare with the Lian Li O11 Vision?
A: Choose the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK for included ARGB fans, E-ATX support, BTF motherboard support, and a 200 mm PSU clearance. Choose the Lian Li O11 Vision for a more expansion-oriented custom-water-cooling build: it supports up to two 360 mm radiators plus one 240 mm radiator, compared with the DIYPC's 360 mm radiator support, and allows a GPU up to 430 mm. The DIYPC includes four fans, while the standard O11 Vision is designed around separately selected fans.
Q: Is the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK better than a compact dual-chamber case like the NZXT H6 Flow?
A: Choose the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK when you want E-ATX compatibility, more storage bays, a 420 mm GPU limit, and greater fan expansion potential. Choose the NZXT H6 Flow when a compact dual-chamber layout and focused GPU airflow are more important. The H6 Flow supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, up to a 365 mm GPU, and a 360 mm top radiator, so it is a better match for smaller mainstream ATX builds.
Q: Will this case fit a long graphics card?
A: Yes. The case supports graphics cards up to 420 mm long. Check the exact GPU length and thickness, especially if you plan to install additional fans or a radiator in the same area.
Q: Can I install a 360 mm liquid-cooling radiator?
A: Yes. The case supports radiators up to 360 mm at the top or motherboard-side mounting positions, plus a 120 mm radiator at the rear. Confirm clearance with your motherboard, memory, GPU, and radiator thickness before installation.
Q: What motherboard sizes and back-connect motherboard types does this case support?
A: It supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. It also supports BTF-style back-plug motherboards, but users should verify the exact board layout and connector compatibility before purchasing.
Q: How many fans are included, and how many can the case hold?
A: Four 120 mm ARGB PWM fans are pre-installed: three reverse-blade fans on the motherboard side and one rear fan. The case can support up to 10 fans total, with additional fan positions at the top and bottom. A PWM ARGB hub is included for fan and lighting control.
Q: Does this case include a power supply or a complete computer?
A: No. This is a computer case only, and no power supply is included. The case supports an ATX power supply up to 200 mm long, so the PSU must be purchased separately and checked for size compatibility.
Q: Is the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK suitable for a first-time PC builder?
A: Yes, but expect cable management to require extra time. The case has a dual-chamber layout and hidden routing space, while user reports describe the overall build as easy but note cable management as the main challenge.
Q: What are the main cable-management trade-offs with this case?
A: The case provides substantial space behind the motherboard, but the bottom-mounted PSU layout can make routing power cables more difficult. Long GPU power cables or extensions may be helpful for some builds.
Q: Is the DIYPC ARGB-N3-BK a good alternative to an O11-style case if I want a horizontal GPU?
A: It may be a suitable alternative if you prefer the panoramic dual-chamber appearance but want a conventional horizontal GPU position. The case supports GPUs up to 420 mm and is designed around a multi-panel tempered-glass layout.
Q: Can the case's RGB be synchronized with motherboard software?
A: Yes, when the motherboard provides a 5V 3-pin ARGB header. The case also includes a manual lighting-control button, but user discussion indicates that coordinating the case lighting with other components may require troubleshooting.