Fractal Design North Charcoal Black Tempered Glass Dark - Genuine Walnut Wood Front - Glass Side Panel - Two 140mm Aspect PWM Fans Included - Type C USB - ATX Airflow Mid Tower PC Gaming Case
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Style: ATX
Color: Charcoal Black TG Dark
Features
- Enhance the look of your gaming station with sleek wood and alloy details
- Designed for ATX / mATX / ITX motherboards
- Enjoy natural ventilation through an open front and stylishly integrated mesh.
- Choose a GPU up to 355 mm, or up to 300 mm with a 360 mm front radiator
- Get a head start on your build with the two included 140 mm Aspect PWM fans
- Seven bridgeless expansion slots allow for extensive customization
- Enjoy a unique finish, with front panel bars cut from sustainably sourced oak or walnut
- North features two included combined 3.5/2.5 drive mounts and two dedicated 2.5 drive mounts out of the box
- Remove the side panels, unclip the front and pop off the top panel using an integrated tab
- Featuring clear tempered glass side panel for scratch resistance and crystal clear viewing of your build components.
Description
North reimagines the gaming PC, introducing natural materials and bespoke details to make gaming a stylish addition to the living space. Fusing design and airflow engineering, the case features fine-patterned mesh ventilation and an open front with real walnut or oak panels. The design is complemented by sleek brass or steel details and an integrated tab for easy access to the top of the case. Inside, North offers an intuitive interior layout and generous compatibility.
Brand: Fractal Design
Motherboard Compatability: ATX
Case Type: Mid Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Color: Charcoal Black TG Dark
Material: Metal
Power Supply Mounting Type: Mid Tower
Cooling Method: Air
Model Name: North Charcoal Black TG Dark
Fan Size: 140 Millimeters
Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Brand: Fractal Design
Series: North Charcoal Black TG Dark
Item model number: FD-C-NOR1C-02
Item Weight: 20.9 pounds
Product Dimensions: 17.6 x 8.46 x 18.46 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 17.6 x 8.46 x 18.46 inches
Color: Charcoal Black TG Dark
Computer Memory Type: DIMM
Flash Memory Size: 8 GB
Department: mens
Manufacturer: Fractal Design
Date First Available: December 20, 2022
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I used this case for my custom PC build and I absolutely love it. What originally drew me to it was the design. The wood front immediately reminded me of my dad’s old stereo cabinet, and that warm brown wood detail gives the case a very clean and classic look that stands out from typical gaming cases. Beyond the looks, the build experience was excellent. I was able to fit an AIO cooler and a full sized graphics card with no issues at all. There was plenty of room to work in, and everything felt well thought out during installation. The case also has a lot of great features that make building and maintaining a system easier. Airflow is solid, cable management is straightforward, and the overall construction feels sturdy and high quality. It manages to look stylish without sacrificing performance or practicality. If you want a case that combines modern PC functionality with a timeless design, this one is an excellent choice. It looks great in a room and performs just as well as it looks.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025 by Jakari Jones
I've been a Fractal Design fan for many years. This one caught my eye when it was released. I like the wood slats on the front. They make it look more luxurious. It has typical Fractal build quality. That is to say it is excellent. Building the system is easy. Components fit exactly as they should. Fractal's approach for air filters works well. They are easy to clean. I generally just run water over them in the sink and then dry them off. The whole system is reasonably quiet. Cable routing works well. I've never been great at making the cables look professional but with this, it still looks good. There are convenient Velcro strips to help. I do have three suggestions: - There should be a DIN plug for connecting all the front panel connections. - I miss having an LED to indicate drive activity. - They should make more of this model with a solid side panel. I would prefer that over the glass side panel. I don't really need to see inside the machine but would prefer the increased sound isolation an insulated, solid panel could provide.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2026 by Darrin J. Fangman
I have built in many cases and the North still feels special. The genuine walnut slats on the front, the dark tinted tempered glass, and the brushed accents give it a furniture grade vibe that actually looks at home in a living room or studio. Airflow is strong for a design first chassis, cable management is painless, and the build quality is exactly what you expect from Fractal. It is solid, thoughtful, and quiet. I did squeeze an ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5090 in here. It fits but it is right at the envelope. If you are running a 360 mm front radiator or an especially long or thick 5090, expect careful measuring and some compromises. The fact that it can be done in a compact mid tower with real wood aesthetics is impressive. What I loved - Stunning design that does not scream gamer. Real walnut front, dark tinted glass, clean lines - Excellent airflow for the size. Open front plus fine mesh, two 140 mm Aspect PWM fans included - Easy build experience. Removable panels, smart cable routing, captive screws where it matters - Modern I O. Front USB C Gen 2x2 alongside dual USB A and audio - Versatile cooling. Up to 360 mm front radiator, 240 mm top with RAM clearance to check, 120 mm rear - Respectable GPU support for a mid tower. Up to 355 mm with front fans with careful planning for big 4000 and 5000 series cards - Quiet out of the box. Sensible fan tuning and airflow path keep noise restrained What could be better - Tight for ultra flagship GPUs. 5090 class cards fit but it is a squeeze. Front AIOs reduce clearance further - Limited PSU and HDD space combo. Long PSUs with dual HDD trays can get cramped - Top radiator RAM clearance. Tall RAM and thick top radiators can clash. Measure before you commit - No fan hub in the TG version. The Mesh variant typically fares better here. Plan motherboard headers accordingly - Glass version has fewer total fan mounts than the Mesh. If maximum airflow is your priority then consider the Mesh side panel Build notes and tips if you are pushing big GPUs - Measure twice and mount once. The case supports GPUs up to around 355 mm with front fans installed. If you add a 360 mm front radiator the effective GPU length drops noticeably. Look up your specific GPU length and cooler thickness before buying - Consider air cooling or a top mounted 240 mm AIO if you are using a very long GPU. This preserves front clearance - Keep PSU length modest if you need both HDD trays installed. Shorter PSUs make cabling and airflow easier - Use low profile or standard height RAM if you plan a top radiator to avoid clearance headaches Verdict The North Charcoal Black TG Dark blends premium and timeless design with competent thermals and a smooth build experience. If you want a PC that looks as good as it runs and you are willing to plan your component sizes it is fantastic. For maximal airflow or the absolute largest GPUs without compromises the Mesh version or the larger North XL are worth a look. As a tasteful and compact mid tower that can still handle a powerful build the North is a winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025 by showmestuff
I wanted a smaller case than my previous build and I wanted something with a little bit of class in case it ends up being visible in the next house. I also wanted buttons and ports on the top of the case for floor installation. The walnut panels on the front are absolutely gorgeous. Very classy. Even my wife likes the looks. The tempered glass side and other side comes off nicely, as well as some of the other pieces. But I did have to change out the thumb screws for larger aluminum screws as the Fractal ones were far too difficult to remove. Now my access is extremely easy. HD mounting is not the easiest. Fractal got rather creative in finding places to put the SSD and 3.5" hard drives. I've historically had many drives in my computers. But I went with a motherboard that has several NVME slots to reduce the 2.5" and 3.5" drive count for me. Most people will be fine with it. But I don't look forward to moving my 3.5" drive from my old machine once I fully transition to this machine. Cable routing inside most of the case is pretty easy. The cable routing underneath from the PSU, though, is tough to manage if you need to configure your cabling after initial build. I did and I bought a fully modular PSU. The cables are nicely hidden once you're all done, but it was a bear to pull it off the 2nd time w/o reterminating everything. Overall, it is a lovely machine. It's a little harder to work inside because of it's size, but that was the compromise I was choosing with eyes wide open. I'm very happy with this case.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2025 by Steve