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

Workmanship and materials: - very inexpensive plastic, feels so-so to the touch - the corners of the plastic panels can be sharp - can be scratched - some screws can jam because the holes are knocked out crookedly, or the threads are crooked (many wrote about the screws for fastening the video card support bar, but I had everything ok with them, but the bottom screw of one of the covers got stuck) A very narrow case - it is as wide as a classic case, but due to the possibility of hidden cable routing, its actual width from the motherboard to the lid is a little less than you would expect. Cooler-tower with a height of 160 mm climbed back to back There is very little space for laying wires behind the back cover - in order to close it, I had to distribute them quite strongly and put half of them behind the hard drives - it looks so-so, I will redo it, despite the fact that this is also the third attempt (for an hour and a half I tried to skip the wires like this so that it is beautiful and the lid closes) Either I didn’t figure it out, or it’s possible to constructively install an SSD in its place only crookedly The sled for installing the HDD is plastic, it is neither solid nor very reliable You can’t fix it without a sled, but I didn’t have enough of one of the sleds - as a result, there are really three places for the HDD and not four (it’s good that 3 was just enough for me) The lid fastenings are also quite simple with classic flaws - not everything always fits right the first time