Review on 🖥️ Zalman K1 Rev. B ATX Gaming PC Case with Addressable RGB Front Panel, Tempered Glass Side Panel, Includes (1x) ARGB 120mm Fan Rear and (1x) Black 120mm Fan Front (aRGB Panel) by Amit Kumar ᠌

While collecting the mental compared with the Z9. The Z9 has a much easier assembly, but unfortunately it is obsolete due to a bunch of unnecessary compartments for 5.25 devices and the lack of usb 3.0. To be honest, K1 is disappointed. Pros: Stylish, many different connectors on the "muzzle", there are no "extra" 5.25 compartments, there is relatively much space inside. Got cons: 1. Stupid blue LED that shines clearly upwards. If you bend over and accidentally look at it when turning on or off the computer, you can blink for a long time from the "bunnies". 2. Stupid disk basket, you need to unscrew it every time (6 screws) in order to be able to plug the wires into the power supply. 3. Little space behind the back wall. If you have a round reliable motherboard power cable, then it will be difficult to close the back wall. 4. I would like more space for the HDD, plus a cheap plastic sled, against the slotted screw mounts on the old Z9. 5. The worst thing is cooling. Air is taken in only through the side slots on the muzzle and from below. So far, I've put one fan on the face, plus the complete rear result - 35-36 degrees on the motherboard. We'll have to buy a second one on the face, or even a third one. I hope if you supply the case with a sufficient number of propellers, the cooling will return to normal and will be about 31 degrees on the motherboard. Oh yes, not only is the muzzle all plastic without perforation, the engineers did not take care of the filters on these very slots. So white self-glue to help or in six months all the insides will need to be cleaned of dust.