Review on Zalman Z3 M ATX 💻 Tower Computer: A Compact and Powerful Machine by Mateusz Majchrzak ᠌

Just now, once again pushing the system unit, I broke off the leg. She just missed the 1.5mm rounded obstacle. This prompted me to write a comment. Yes, and I also broke off the fasteners of the outer plastic lining. Tellingly, in the closing process, it's my fault. Its pros: Appearance, in particular the window Latches in 3.5" bays Availability of complete fans, one of which is backlit Two walls are removed, and the fasteners can be unscrewed by hand Comes with enough screws and a few black ties With its cons: Price. For the same money, you can buy three or four simpler system units. Window glass is not smooth Latches fall out frequently There are fewer complete fans than mounts, one loosened 1.5 years after purchase The 3.5 mini jack port on the outer panel has crumpled inwards. At one time, the middle USB port on the same panel, the one that 2.0, did not work. The "high-tech solution for mounting a VGA card" actually turns out to be a plastic clip on plastic rails. The adjustment is convenient, but the site is silent about how to hook the clip to the easily slipping overlays of the video card case. "Anti-vibration and noise-absorbing stands" are made of quite ordinary plastic. The most amusing thing is that each is supported by four plastic supports, only two millimeters in cross section.