Review on Zalman Z3 M ATX π» Tower Computer: A Compact and Powerful Machine by Michal Machnicki α
Unsuccessful purchase, I am disappointed.
The body is very controversial. In reality, all 4 fans require replacement, otherwise it buzzes like a small vacuum cleaner. I rearranged a couple from an old computer, I had to buy a couple (for 900 / piece, for a minute, but really, if there are no old ones, then I would have to buy all 4, which would be equal in price to the case itself, or enjoy the rumble. Definitely not the best choice, but I donβt know what to buy instead of it.
- Appearance. Possibility to install a long video card. TTX, which, as it turned out, is not entirely true. The description says "soft rubber feet dampen vibration"
- Flimsy metal! The metal at the legs is so thin that it just buckles under the weight of an empty case! The legs themselves are not made of rubber, but of hard plastic, which, of course, does not extinguish anything! The layout is also not ice - the drive practically rests on the power connector of the motherboard and pretty much clamps the cables. Two 5.25 drives are most likely not to be installed in principle. Mounts for drives and hard drives are such a hell of a mess with backlash that you just want to cry. Noisy coolers. And everything.
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