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DIYPC IDX6-BK-NF Black Dual USB3.0 / Type C Tempered Glass ATX Gaming Computer Case w/ Dual Tempered Glass Panel (Fans Not Included)
- Motherboard Compatibility: Supports ATX, Micro ATX, and ITX MB
- Top mounted IO ports - 2 x USB 3.0 / 1 x Type C for up-to-date high speed data transfer
- Water cooling ready - Top support up to 360mm liquid cooler
- Advanced bottom-mounted power supply design
- 9 fans capability provide great cooling and gaming performance
- 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
- Magnetic dust filter at top - easy clean
- Support up to 179mm CPU cooler
- Support up to 415mm VGA card
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| Brand | DIYPC |
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| Model | IDX6-BK-NF |
| Type | ATX Tower |
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| Color | Black |
| Case Material | Steel / Tempered Glass |
| PSU Mount | Bottom |
| Motherboard Compatibility | ATX / ITX / Micro ATX |
| Side Panel | yes |
| Internal 3.5" Drive Bays | 1 |
|---|---|
| Internal 2.5" Drive Bays | 2 |
| Expansion Slots | 7 |
| Front Ports | 2 x USB 3.0 / 1 x Type C / Audio In & Out (HD) |
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| Fan Options | Top: 3 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm fan (Optional) MB Side: 3 x 120mm Fan (Optional) Rear: 1 x 120mm fan (Optional) PSU Chamber: 2 x 120mm fan (Optional) |
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| Radiator Options | Top support up to 360mm liquid cooler |
| Max GPU Length | 415 mm |
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| Max CPU Cooler Height | 179 mm |
| Max PSU Length | 200 mm |
| Dimensions | 17.4" x 9" x 17.2" (H x W x D) |
| Weight | 10.5lbs |
| Features | Motherboard Compatibility: Supports ATX, Micro ATX, and ITX MB Top mounted IO ports - 2 x USB 3.0 / 1 x Type C for up-to-date high speed data transfer Water cooling ready - Top support up to 360mm liquid cooler Advanced bottom-mounted power supply design 9 fans capability provide great cooling and gaming performance 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 Magnetic dust filter at top - easy clean Support up to 179mm CPU cooler Support up to 415mm VGA card |
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| First Listed on Newegg | August 31, 2026 |
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- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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The DIYPC IDX6-BK-NF is a black ATX tower PC case with dual tempered-glass panels, suited to DIY builders who want a showcase-style enclosure for an ATX, Micro ATX, or Mini-ITX gaming PC. It supports graphics cards up to 415 mm and CPU coolers up to 179 mm; fans are not included.
Recommended For
- DIY builders who want a two-panel glass showcase and prefer to choose and install their own fans; this version does not include case fans.
- Budget gaming-PC builders assembling around standard ATX, Micro-ATX, or Mini-ITX parts who want room for a long graphics card or a top-mounted 360 mm radiator.
- Builders upgrading or reusing parts who value a roomy interior and cable-routing space more than premium chassis materials or extras.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For a new gaming PC build, the case accommodates common ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX boards and long graphics cards; because this version ships without fans, plan and budget for case fans separately.
- For a build meant to be visible on a desk, the dual tempered-glass panels let users show off components and cable work; the glass makes tidy routing especially noticeable.
- When assembling a system with a large graphics card or tower CPU cooler, the listed clearance gives builders room to choose those parts without defaulting to compact components; check the dimensions of the specific parts before buying.
- For a CPU that will use liquid cooling, the top supports a radiator up to 360 mm, giving builders a mounting option without placing the radiator at the front; confirm radiator, fan, and motherboard clearance for the chosen parts.
- For a PC placed on the left side of a desk or in a tight corner, an IDX6 owner reported being able to invert the related IDX6 case to suit the setup; check this NF version’s panel and control layout before relying on the same arrangement.
Reference Q&A
Q: DIYPC IDX6-BK-NF vs ARGB-N6-BK: which should I choose?
A: Choose the IDX6-BK-NF if you already have fans or want to select them yourself: it supports up to nine fans, a top 360 mm radiator, and GPUs up to 415 mm. Choose the ARGB-N6-BK if you want fans included and ARGB lighting out of the box; its listing specifies four preinstalled ARGB PWM fans, support for back-connect motherboards, and GPU clearance up to 425 mm. Check the exact motherboard and component fit before buying.
Q: Should I get the IDX6-BK-NF or the older IDX6-BK-RGB?
A: The IDX6-BK-NF is the better fit if front USB-C and up to 415 mm of GPU clearance matter; its listing also specifies that fans are not included. The IDX6-BK-RGB listing specifies a single preinstalled rear fan, no USB-C, and up to 390 mm GPU clearance. Compare the exact listings, since the models’ listed ports and fit limits differ.
Q: Is the IDX6-BK-NF a better choice than a mesh-front case for cooling?
A: Choose the IDX6-BK-NF for its dual tempered-glass presentation and flexible fan mounting, but plan and purchase the fans separately. If cooling is the priority, compare independent thermal tests of the specific mesh-front case against this model; the available IDX6-BK-NF specifications list fan and radiator support, but do not provide comparative temperature benchmarks.
Q: Should I choose the IDX6-BK-NF or a fan-included IDX6 variant?
A: Choose the IDX6-BK-NF if you already own fans or want to choose their type, noise profile, and lighting; its listing says fans are not included. A fan-included IDX6 variant is more convenient for a first build because it can reduce separate fan purchases and installation. Compare the exact variant’s included fan count and specifications before deciding.
Q: Does this case come with fans, or do I need to buy them separately?
A: Fans are not included. The case has mounting options for up to nine fans, so you will need to purchase fans separately if you want active case airflow.
Q: Will this case fit my motherboard and graphics card?
A: It supports ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. Graphics cards up to 415 mm long are listed as compatible; check your card’s length and other component clearances before buying.
Q: Can I install a 360 mm liquid-cooling radiator in this case?
A: Yes. The case supports a liquid-cooling radiator up to 360 mm at the top. Confirm that your radiator and other components can fit together in your planned configuration.
Q: Is this a complete gaming PC or just the case?
A: It is a computer case, not a complete PC. The product information identifies it as a case and says fans are not included; the listing does not specify that a power supply or other computer components are included.
Q: Is the DIYPC IDX6 worth considering for a budget gaming build?
A: It may suit a budget build if its dual-glass design and component clearances fit your needs. Reddit discussions describe older IDX6 variants as inexpensive and usable for gaming, but those comments do not review this exact BK-NF version. Compare its current price with the cost of adding fans, which are not included.
Q: Is the IDX6 a good choice if improving airflow is the main reason for changing cases?
A: The supplied specifications list mounting positions for up to nine fans, but this BK-NF model includes no fans; mounting capacity alone does not confirm cooling performance. Budget for fans and check independent airflow information before choosing it specifically to solve a cooling problem. Reddit discussion of an older IDX6 variant raised airflow as a case-selection concern.
Q: Will the IDX6 fit a large graphics card and a 360 mm radiator?
A: The listed limits are 415 mm for a graphics card and up to a 360 mm top radiator. Check your specific card and radiator dimensions, including how the radiator and fans affect clearance. A Reddit user reported using an RTX 3080 in an older IDX6, but that does not confirm fit in every configuration of this BK-NF model.