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Black Micro ATX tower with walnut wood front panel and tempered glass side panel

DIYPC

DIYPC DIY-mATX06-Wood Micro ATX PC case

SKU CH-Q3BT-F0GRQ MPN DIY-mATX06-Wood

Micro ATX tower with walnut front panel, tempered glass side, four pre-installed PWM fans and top 360 mm radiator support

  • Max graphics card length402 mm
  • Housing materialSteel / Tempered Glass
  • Power supply mountingBottom
  • Supported motherboard sizesITX / Micro ATX
  • Side panel type1 x Side Tempered Glass Panel
  • 3.5-inch internal bays2

Model mATX06-Wood (Black)

  • Walnut wood front panel adds a natural, elegant look to any workspace
  • Four 120 mm PWM fans pre-installed at front and rear deliver strong airflow out of the box
  • Top mount supports up to 360 mm radiator for liquid-cooling builds
  • Fits graphics cards up to 402 mm long and CPU coolers up to 174 mm tall
  • Bottom-mounted USB 3.0 and Type-C ports give fast, convenient front I/O access

Walnut wood front panel

The DIYPC DIY-mATX06-Wood is a Micro ATX tower case built from steel and tempered glass with a walnut wood front panel. It suits builders who want a natural wood accent in a modern workspace or gaming setup. The case ships without a power supply and uses a bottom-mounted PSU layout.

Four pre-installed PWM fans

Four 120 mm black PWM fans come fitted — three at the front and one at the rear — giving immediate airflow out of the box. A magnetic dust filter on the top panel simplifies cleaning. The I/O ports sit on the bottom edge and include USB 3.0 and USB Type C for current high-speed devices.

402 mm GPU clearance

Graphics cards up to 402 mm long fit inside, while CPU coolers up to 174 mm tall are supported. The top panel accepts radiators up to 360 mm for liquid cooling. Storage options include two 3.5-inch bays, one 2.5-inch bay and four expansion slots.

How it compares

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Price $83.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 1,468 comparable items (median $100.99).
Max graphics card length 402 mm
Typical for this category: the median of 894 items is 400 mm.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDIYPC
Model nameDIY-mATX06-Wood
Product typeMicro ATX Tower
Product colorBlack
Storage
3.5-inch internal bays2
2.5-inch internal bays1
Ports & slots
Expansion card slots4
Power
Power supply includedNo
Size & build
Max graphics card length402 mm
Housing materialSteel / Tempered Glass
Power supply mountingBottom
Side panel type1 x Side Tempered Glass Panel
Fan mounting optionsFront: 3 × 120 mm Black PWM Fan (Pre-Installed)
Top: 3 × 120 mm or 2 × 140 mm fan (Optional)
Rear: 1 × 120 mm Black PWM Fan (Pre-Installed)
Shipping weight6.59 kg
Package size540 × 451 × 279 mm
Compatibility
Supported motherboard sizesITX / Micro ATX
Radiator supportTop - Up to 360 mm
CPU cooler height limit174 mm
PSU length limit240 mm
More details
Included fansFront - 3 × 120 mm / Rear - 1 × 120 mm

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Questions about this item

What front-panel USB ports does the DIY-mATX06-Wood provide, and what speed does the USB 3.0 connection actually deliver?

The case has bottom-mounted USB 3.0 and USB Type-C ports. USB 3.0 caps at 5 Gb/s in practice, limited by the motherboard header and cable quality.

How much clearance do I have for a graphics card and CPU cooler in this Micro ATX tower?

The chassis fits GPUs up to 402 mm long and CPU coolers up to 174 mm tall, measured from the motherboard tray to the side glass.

Which screws or standoffs do I need to mount a Micro ATX board, and what step do builders often miss?

Use the pre-installed standoffs marked for Micro ATX; the common mistake is leaving the extra ATX standoffs in place, which can short the board.

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