DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black Cases (Computer Cases – ATX Form)
$ 54.83
DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Gaming Computer Case
Title: DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Gaming Computer Case with 4 x ARGB Fans (Pre-Installed) – Supports 360mm AIO
Features:
- Sleek Black Design: Modern aesthetics with a tempered glass side panel for a premium look.
- Pre-Installed ARGB Fans: Four ARGB fans included, providing vibrant lighting effects and customizable ambiance.
- Micro ATX Compatibility: Designed to support Micro ATX motherboards, ensuring ample airflow and space.
- User-Friendly Layout: Simplifies the building process, making it accessible for users of all experience levels.
- Versatile Connectivity: Equipped with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports for various devices and peripherals.
- Magnetic Fan Filters: Easy to remove and clean, maintaining optimal airflow without hassle.
- Bottom-Mounted PSU Design: Enhances space management and improves airflow within the case.
- Cooling Support: Compatible with up to 360mm AIO coolers for superior thermal management.
Description:
Elevate Your Gaming Setup with the DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Case
The DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Gaming Computer Case is meticulously crafted for gamers and PC builders who seek a harmonious blend of style and functionality. Its stylish black exterior features a removable tempered glass side panel, secured with magnetic closures, allowing you to proudly display your components.
Equipped with four pre-installed ARGB fans, you can easily cycle through a variety of stunning lighting effects using the front case button, giving you complete control over your gaming ambiance. This case supports a range of hardware configurations, including Micro ATX motherboards and up to a 360mm AIO cooler, optimizing cooling performance for even the most demanding setups.
Weighing in at under 10lbs, the lightweight design makes it an ideal option for easy upgrades or transport of your gaming rig. The case also boasts multiple USB ports for convenient connectivity, along with a removable SSD cage for enhanced flexibility in your build. With exceptional airflow and efficient cable management, your setup will remain neat and organized.
Whether you’re a seasoned builder or just starting out, the DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK provides all the essentials for creating a stunning and efficient gaming PC.
Specs:
- Form Factor: Micro ATX
- Weight: Under 10 lbs
- Fan Support: Up to 8 fans (pre-installed: 4 x ARGB)
- Cooling Support: Up to 360mm AIO cooler
- USB Ports: 1 x USB 3.0, 2 x USB 2.0
- Side Panel: Tempered glass, removable
- PSU Placement: Bottom-mounted
Overview:
The DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK offers an exceptional blend of style and performance, making it a top choice for gamers and PC enthusiasts alike. With its eye-catching ARGB lighting, spacious interior for optimal cable management, and effective cooling solutions, this case is designed to enhance your gaming experience. Lightweight and user-friendly, it’s perfect for any build—be it a media server or a high-performance gaming rig.
Attributes:
- Color: Black
- Material: Steel and Tempered Glass
- Compatibility: Micro ATX motherboards
- Design: Modern, sleek, and RGB-enabled
- Target Audience: Gamers, PC builders, tech enthusiasts
- Description
- Reviews (317)
Description
Title: DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Gaming Computer Case with 4 x ARGB Fans (Pre-Installed) – Supports 360mm AIO
Features:
- Sleek black design with tempered glass side panel
- Four pre-installed ARGB fans for stunning lighting effects
- Supports Micro ATX motherboards with ample airflow
- Easy to build with a user-friendly layout
- USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports for versatile connectivity
- Magnetic fan filters for easy cleaning
- Bottom-mounted PSU design for efficient space management
- Compatible with up to 360mm AIO coolers for superior cooling performance
Description_html:
Elevate Your Gaming Setup with the DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Case
The DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Gaming Computer Case is designed for gamers and PC builders seeking a perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality. Featuring a sleek black exterior, this case is equipped with a removable tempered glass side panel held securely with magnetic closures, allowing you to showcase your components in style.
With four pre-installed ARGB fans, you can easily cycle through various lighting effects using the convenient button located on the front of the case, giving you complete control over your setup’s ambiance. This case supports a wide range of hardware, including Micro ATX motherboards and up to a 360mm AIO cooler, ensuring optimal cooling performance for even the most demanding builds.
Its lightweight design, weighing under 10lbs, makes it an excellent choice for those looking to upgrade or transport their gaming rig. The case also includes multiple USB ports for easy connectivity and a removable SSD cage for added flexibility. Experience exceptional airflow and efficient cable management, making your build clean and organized.
Whether you’re a seasoned builder or just starting, the DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK provides everything you need to create a stunning and efficient gaming PC.
Specs:
- Form Factor: Micro ATX
- Weight: Under 10 lbs
- Fan Support: Up to 8 fans (pre-installed: 4 x ARGB)
- Cooling Support: Up to 360mm AIO cooler
- USB Ports: 1 x USB 3.0, 2 x USB 2.0
- Side Panel: Tempered glass, removable
- PSU Placement: Bottom-mounted
Overview:The DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK offers a perfect combination of style and performance, making it an ideal choice for gamers and PC enthusiasts. With its striking ARGB lighting, spacious interior for cable management, and effective cooling options, this case is built to enhance your gaming experience. Lightweight and user-friendly, it’s perfect for any build, whether it’s a media server or gaming rig.
Attributes:
- Color: Black
- Material: Steel and Tempered Glass
- Compatibility: Micro ATX motherboards
- Design: Modern, sleek, and RGB-enabled
- Target Audience: Gamers, PC builders, tech enthusiasts
317 reviews for DIYPC ARGB-G5-BK Black Cases (Computer Cases – ATX Form)
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Anonymous –
Overall Review: Front leds didn’t work and neither did the pre-installed rear fan.
Michael K. –
Pros: At this price point there shouldn’t be outrageous expectations.
It is a very nice case and very good bang for the buck.
It is not a full atx case. You can read that in the specs.
A lot of features that make cooling easy to manage.
Bottom mount for PSU. Cons: Not really a con….but everyone is doing away with cd drive space. I’m not so sure i am ready for that. Overall Review: I recommend and would buy another.
Phillip C. –
Pros: This is the coolest looking and best under $50 case I could find. Love the RGB rear fan and lights on the front that can be easily set with a small button on the right side of the front case cover, that allows you to rotate through numerous lighting effects.
I was tired of large heavy cases, so this case is light which is exactly what I wanted for an upgraded PLEX media server.
Pros:
– Light design, under 10lb
– removable side panel tempered clear glass that is held closed magnetically. Love that part
– RGB Fan and front lighting effects
– 8-Fan capability (120mm) Great air flow design
– USB 3.0 / 2.0
– Reset button (many other cases have done away with feature)
– Magnetic fan filter, super easy to clean
Bottom line: Everything worked as advertised, and the best under $50 case you can get if it meets your needs. Cons: Let me address a few common complaints…as an experienced system builder
– Yes, the steel is thin but that is partly why I like it, its light weight! This does not mean it will not stay together. Once all your components are installed it becomes a very solid build
– RGB lights use old school Molex connectors but so what, unfortunately this means it does not connect to the MB, it has its own RGB lighting effects controller. CAUTION, there are 3 connectors in series, do not disconnect them because you may get them out of order and cause the RGB to not work. Just connect the Power Supply connector to the correct end per the instructions and you should not have a problem.
– No external drive bays – NOT a con at this price point. If you want an external drive bay, then you have to pay more for a larger case. Not what I was looking for here.
– Has room for two internal 3.5″ drive mounts at the bottom behind the P/S but needed a shoehorn to get them installed. If you do this make sure you pick a P/S with fully module cable design to minimize the cable clutter down, there.
– Someone posted no instructions in the box. It does come with instructions, so that person may have gotten a used case when it was lost. Overall Review: I would highly recommend this case for anyone building a budget PC with a Micro-ATX board, with integrated M.2 SSD on the motherboard. If you do that than your build will be super clean.
My build…
– Case DIYPC ARGB-Q8-BK Black
– MB: GIGABYTE B660M GAMING X AX DDR4 (rev. 1.1), has two onboard M.2 SSD connectors, + RAID capability
– CPU: Intel Core i5-12600 – Core i5 12th Gen Alder Lake 6-Core 3.3 GHz LGA 1700 65W Intel UHD Graphics 770 Desktop Processor – BX8071512600. I may have used a more expensive CPU than was necessary, but I do like the fact its only 65w and does not require additional cooling, just used stock Intel fan
– Graphics: Not using any additional graphics card just the built in Intel UHD 770
– P/S: EVGA SuperNOVA 650 GA, 80 Plus Gold 650W, Fully Modular
– RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2 x 8GB)
– Added Case fans: 120mm PWM 4-Pin High Airflow Quiet Edition Rainbow LED, three for $17, connects to the MB for lighting control
– OS drive: SAMSUNG 980 M.2 2280 500GB PCI-Express 3.0 x4
– Storage drives (2): Seagate IronWolf 10TB NAS Internal Hard Drive HDD CMR 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200RPM. I created a RAID-1 mirror set for data redundancy that gives me nearly 10TB of PLEX Movie storage
– System operate mostly headless, connected to my Network., but can attach a monitor if needed
Love they way it came out.
Patrick G. –
Pros: The cost
build quality
fits full size psu
large gpu will fit
can fit 240 mm water cooler
ssd cage can be removed Cons: Fans have old style power connectors. Overall Review: I have just received this case so review will only be initial perspective.
This review is for the DIY/PC ARGB-Q3-W
I built in the Thermaltake tower 100 and was looking for a good looking case with more options.
This case fits the bill. I am providing this review because the product is new and didn’t have much info easily found.
The product is about 15.5 inches deep (front to back)
14.5 inches tall
and 11 inches wide. I know, you want metric. but there it is.
From the pictures I could find online I couldn’t answer a couple questions I had.
The front tempered glass is held in place by plastic clip style retainers and can be easily removed.
The side tempered glass panel has 4 screws with plastic inserts in the glass to protect it.
the ssd cage looks like there are 4 screws holding it in place and can probably be removed if you don’t need it.
I would have included more pics but newegg only allows 5
The filter on top is removable with magnetic strips holding it on.
there’s a filter on the bottom that can be removed if you prefer air flow over filtration.
Build quality seems good. Solid, doesn’t give the impression fragility.
the color in consistent (would have bought the black one but at the time it was 7 dollars more.
Hope that helps anyone who had questions about this case.
Anonymous –
Pros: Supports ATX PSU’s
Easy to build in
Included RGB Fans Cons: Molex Fans Overall Review: This was my first time building inside an O11 type case and this DIYPC one is very solid for the price. Had no issues building inside of it.
Anonymous –
Pros: – Enough space in the back to at least fit all the cables
– Good enough airflow for the GPU to keep a 7900xtx below 70c while gaming (hotspots are another story but that’s the xtx card for you. At least it’s around 90C)
– Fits 9 fans (I have 11 because of wanting more static pressure through the AIO given it’s placement)
– Case is small but still managed to fit a 7900xtx. If I had picked a motherboard that didn’t skip the top slot for the PCI-E location it would have been quite a bit easier. Cons: – PSU placement will give you a decent challenge with cable managment. On top of that you will need GPU cable extensions.
– A thicker AIO like Arctic will block any 90 degree header plugs if you mount it on the back panel like I did.
– Throw away the included fans. They are absolute trash and calling them “ARGB” is a complete lie. Overall Review: This case is surprisingly good for the price. I was concerned that given what I was wanting to put in it I may end up having to purchase a better, more expensive case but this definitely worked for my build. It looks pretty decent as well.
I don’t recommend going into this case for a first build and definitely take into consideration the work you’ll have to put into cable management on the back side for fans, ARGB hubs, and power cables from your PSU that aren’t long enough to work with where this case has you put it. (BUY GPU EXTENSION CABLES. YOU WILL NEED THEM)
I was considering rating it 4 starts given that it was hard to build in but my choice of components was part of the problem and with how cheap this is I really feel like dropping a star would be unfair. Anyone going into this case should realize they are going to save some money at the cost of time and effort building in it.
TLDR: Don’t buy unless you know it’s going to be more work. Buy gpu power cable extensions. Looks great and doesn’t have thermal issues with enough fans.
PS: Ignore the fingerprints on the glass in my photo…. lol
Timothy M. –
Pros: Just look at it !
Nice and clean for black and gunmetal build.
Great layout for cable management with plenty of space for components.
Decent airflow to keep things cool.
Pretty sturdy too. Cons: Haven’t found anything to complain about.
Although, I didn’t use the included fans. Overall Review: Will build with this case again !
Just looks clean when done right.
Anonymous –
Pros: Very good, pretty spacious! Looks beautiful Cons: Not sure if it’s the case or motherboard, or what I’m plugging in exactly…but the ONLY thing that I wasn’t super happy about was the USB front ports. Once again though… Probably not even the case manufacturers fault. Wonderful item here. Overall Review: DEFINITELY recommend buying this!!