Zalman T7 ATX Mid Tower Premium Computer PC Case: Pre-Installed 120mm Fans, Acrylic Side Panel, Mesh Design, Black - Ultimate Cooling & Stylish Aesthetics Review

Nice design but with a large cable management tab on the side. That ruins the whole look. A full-size motherboard will hardly fit in this case, so be careful. I also had an issue with the clear plastic sidebar. It already has a few scratches. Tempered glass would be much better here. Turned on its side with a couple of RGB fans and that's enough. Save your money here, spend a little more and get a better case.

This is a nice tower - liked the clear window to see what's going on and was also easy to add after the components were installed. It fits everything (a little tight) we needed to build a decent slot machine, but it was difficult to attach an SD card so we just added velcro and it was fine. If we do it again we might end up with a bigger tower just to make connecting the cables easier, but it was good value for money.

Not too difficult to install, you can use some fans in the front. Keep in mind that if you plan to install a Hyper 212 Evo CPU cooler, it will touch the acrylic side panel. Route the 8-pin power cable to power the processor before installing the motherboard. Just use it to prevent some old parts from becoming e-waste. It was cheap, did the job, and looked good. I would recommend something with tempered glass instead of acrylic if buying your main system, acrylic scratches easily.

Okay, main story. This case is very good but has some minor flaws, the screw holes for the fan mount are a bit larger than they should be, I recommend using washers or the screws may fall through. The PSU area is very cramped, so plan ahead for cable routing, especially in the area where the USB cable goes to the motherboard and where the PSU is located. So overall this is great. I bought two separate Zalman cases to build computers for my 7 and 9 year old boys. I used high end parts but…

Where to start? I mean it's $50 but in this case the medium tower is advertised, it's literally smaller than the average tower. I had to bend some parts to install the motherboard. This case also advertises a CPU cooler up to 160 inches high, but that didn't happen either. And since the mainboard hardly fits in, there is no space for fans at the top, apart from a water cooling system. Cheap plastic and metal, very flimsy, but like I said, it's $50 lol. All in all, if you want something cheap…

change (update): the case doesn't support radiators bigger than 160mm only one fan you can try to install 240 in the front like i did but it fits very tight, since it's a small case, it's still solid for the price. Pros: Inexpensive, fits Micro-ATX Matrix and Full-ATX boards, fits 240mm wheel on case, looks a lot smaller than most cases so leaves enough room to show it off. 8 flange slots, good airflow. Cons: It's small, so cable management needs to be tight. If you're using a full ATX board…

Pros: -Easy to assemble -Side panel opens -Case provides excellent airflow -Lightweight -Magnetic filters Acrylic side panel scratched when I wiped with a paper towel have - screws outside plastic - gap under the power supply is small - no filter on the front panel so I'm sure I cleaned the parts. A regular outlet should be one thing - I had to pull the front panel to remove it, I felt like I almost broke it - it didn't bother me but maybe others, you have to put your hard drive in the basement

The biggest problem I had in this case was the motherboard attachment point. They were cross-threaded (which means you can't put a screw in them because the little ridges on the inside of the posts weren't drilled properly). I've tried replacing them with the two they sent as well as the ones left over from previous builds, but the holes they go in had to be redrilled because they were too small. It looks like the manufacturer shaved off the racks that were already installed. It's most likely…