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DIYPC DIY-G18-WD Black USB3.0 /Type C ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case w/ Tempered Glass Side Panel and Walnut Wood Front Panel. 4 x 120mm PWM Fan Pre-Installed
- DIY-G18-WD front panel is crafted with high quality walnut wood. The natural and elegant wood element is perfectly integrated into the modern workspace.
- Crafted from steel, tempered glass and wood to blend into any home design
- Motherboard Compatibility: Supports ATX, Micro ATX, and ITX motherboards
- 7 fans capability - 3 x 120mm black PWM Fan x front and 1 x 120mm black PWM fan x rear pre-installed
- Water cooling ready – Front support up to 360mm, top up to 280mm AIO
- DIY-G18-WD has bigger interior space to accommodate and improve cooling performance
- Support up to 340mm GPU
- Support up to 165mm CPU
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The DIYPC DIY-G18-WD is a black ATX mid-tower case with a walnut wood front panel, tempered-glass side panel, and four pre-installed 120mm PWM fans, suited to builders seeking a distinctive-looking desktop with airflow and room for a graphics card up to 340mm.
Recommended For
- PC builders who want a walnut-front, tempered-glass case to fit a home-office or living-room setup where the PC’s appearance matters; community build discussions show interest in this model for its wood finish and no-RGB look.
- Budget-conscious first-time or upgrade builders assembling a standard ATX, Micro-ATX, or Mini-ITX desktop who want four included fans rather than starting with an empty case.
- Builders planning a conventional gaming or desktop PC with a graphics card up to 340 mm and a CPU cooler up to 165 mm, who want room for additional fans or a front/top radiator.
- PC builders who prefer a restrained, non-RGB appearance and plan to display the system through a tempered-glass side panel.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For a budget gaming PC build, the DIY-G18-WD offers a wood-front, glass-side appearance and includes four case fans, leaving the builder to choose the CPU, graphics card, and other components separately.
- For a first-time PC build, it supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards, so builders can use common board sizes; check component clearances and plan cable routing before assembly.
- For a PC placed in a shared living or work area, the walnut-look front and tempered-glass side give the build a furniture-style appearance rather than a typical all-mesh case look.
- For a build using liquid cooling, the case can accommodate a front radiator up to 360 mm or a top radiator up to 280 mm, giving builders two listed radiator-placement options to work around their component layout.
- For a planned graphics-card upgrade, the case lists support for cards up to 340 mm long; measuring the specific card and checking clearance with the rest of the build can help avoid fit surprises.
Reference Q&A
Q: DIYPC DIY-G18-WD or Fractal Design North—which wood-front case should I choose?
A: Choose the DIY-G18-WD if its four included 120mm PWM fans, support for a top radiator up to 280mm, and 165mm CPU-cooler clearance fit your build. Choose the Fractal North if you prefer its ventilated wood-front design and want a case with independent thermal testing: Tom’s Hardware reported strong thermal performance, while noting it can be noisy. The DIY-G18-WD’s real-world thermals have not been established by the sources here, so these specs do not prove which case runs cooler.
Q: DIYPC DIY-G18-WD or Corsair 4000D Airflow for a mesh-front build?
A: Choose the 4000D Airflow if you specifically want Corsair’s high-airflow-optimized steel front panel and listed GPU clearance up to 360mm. Choose the DIY-G18-WD if its walnut-front styling and four included 120mm PWM fans matter more; its listed GPU limit is 340mm. Both support a front 360mm radiator, and the DIYPC listing specifies top radiator support up to 280mm. Check component clearances for your exact radiator and GPU combination before buying.
Q: Is the DIYPC DIY-G18-WD a better fit than the Fractal North for a 280mm top radiator?
A: The DIY-G18-WD is the clearer fit if you want a top-mounted 280mm radiator: its listing specifies support up to 280mm, while Fractal lists the North for top radiators up to 240mm. Both list front support up to 360mm. Confirm radiator, motherboard, and memory clearances for your planned setup.
Q: Will a 340 mm graphics card fit in this case?
A: The case supports graphics cards up to 340 mm long. Check your card’s stated length against that limit; allow for possible clearance constraints if you also install a front radiator.
Q: Can I install a 360 mm radiator in this case?
A: Yes. The DIY-G18-WD supports a radiator up to 360 mm at the front and up to 280 mm at the top. Confirm that the radiator, fans, and other components have enough clearance in your specific build.
Q: How many fans are included, and can I add more?
A: Four 120 mm PWM fans are pre-installed: three at the front and one at the rear. The case supports up to seven fans, with optional top mounting for up to three 120 mm or two 140 mm fans.
Q: Will my motherboard and power supply fit?
A: The product information lists support for ATX, Micro ATX, and Mini ITX motherboards. The power supply is not included, and its maximum listed length is 160 mm; check your PSU’s dimensions before buying.