Diypc presents the diy-line chassis

While the Trio-VX-RGB features a high airflow mesh front panel design, the DIY-Line-RGB has a brushed aluminum faceplate. Instead, it sucks in intake air along the sides, while RGB LED lighting emanates from the front slit, giving it a somewhat three-dimensional look. Both boxes share the same 4mm thick tempered glass side panel.

DIY-Line-RGB offers tempered glass and a brushed aluminum front

Internally, the power supply and hard drives are separated with a cover. This creates a clean, clutter-free upper chamber that is ideal for airflow and the installation of larger components. The bay supports 2 3.5-inch discs, while there are also mounting points for a pair of 2.5-inch discs.

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The front supports up to 3 120mm fans or 2 140mm fans, while the upper supports up to 2 120mm fans or 2 140mm fans. Unfortunately, there is no room for a 280mm radiator. Users can only fit one 240mm at the front.

Along with the RGB LED light strip, the 120mm rear exhaust fan is also RGB friendly. Like the Trio-VX-RGB, it has a built-in RGB controller on the front I / O that can toggle between effects. Users can also connect 7 more fans and control them with the push of a button.