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

- Not enough space for wiring. Add literally 5mm and it would be just right, otherwise the lid has to press the protruding wires (see 1 photo) - The hole for the processor power cable is made very low and is almost completely covered by the motherboard. The wire itself crawls through, but you have to lay it before installing the motherboard into the case, keep this in mind (see 2 photos) - The power and reset buttons are flush with the panel, given that they are located on the edge of the system unit, accidental pressing and shutdown / reboot are possible. - The hard drive sled is not tight, it wobbles a little. - Very tight USB 3.0 header (maybe this is just my copy). When removing the block from the motherboard, I tore off its fastening. This is not fatal, everything got back, but still an unpleasant moment (see 3 photos, the black "plug" on the connector is what should be on the motherboard). - One-sided mounting of hard drives (removed from the left side, and connectors from the right), so when replacing, you will have to remove both side walls. - The slots under the SSD mount are made ill-conceived, you can’t get the power wire through them, you have to bend it a lot, instead of passing it through the hole (see 4 photos). - The fans included in the kit (one for intake and 3 for exhaust) create negative pressure inside the case, which potentially leads to increased dust clogging (since air begins to be sucked in from the slots bypassing the filters).