💻 Zalman S5 Mid Tower PC Gaming Computer Case with Pre-Installed 120mm RGB Fan, 4mm Thick Tempered Glass Side, AIO Water Cooler Bracket, and Front Panel RGB (White) Review

I used this case to put together some old existing parts and some new ones. I was impressed by how easy it was to achieve a clean build and how pleasing the overall aesthetic was despite the use of simple materials. The volume of the standard fans (+ optional 120 mm fan) is also impressive. A couple of notes: The RGB strip on the front sometimes flickers and "breaks" when only 2 or 3 lights on the top work well while the rest stays on the settings that were on before the crash. - The…

So I was between the NZXT case and this one. This Zalman device really is something for the price. It's simple and not suited to the fanciest of builds, but it works. Nice and compact, with minimal "basement" (compartment for the PSU) and not long body. It might not match the longest GPUs on the market, but my 2080 Ti had no trouble installing it. Seems perfect for a 240mm top mount monoblock. The RGB lighting on the front is nice, but not the smoothest or highest quality. In my opinion this is

I'm used to having it on all computers. Like most people these days I rarely use discs so I understand this isn't new but I still have programs I need to install on disc and movies I already have on disc and I won't pay to stream. So I had to buy a separate USB drive, wasted more money.2. If you want to paint or modify the body in any way it will be very difficult to take apart as 98% of everything is bolted and unbolted so you will need a drill and a rivet gun. The glass panel is fully screwed

Very nice case. The body metal is of good thickness. The glass is excellent. The lighting on the front of the case and the fan on the back are cool. Airflow seems good for my build. This is a Ryzen processor with an RX 560 graphics card and a 500W power supply.

I'll start with the positives, this case looks really nice, I just love the modern stylish look, the white and black combo is very nice, the RGB is subtle and customizable . It has the ability to expand storage within a few days. It has four 2.5 SSD brackets and 2 HDD brackets. The cable routing hole on the back is nicely combined with the plastic cover. Now for the cons… Where do I start…. very thin because when I got to the top the metal of the roof was actually bent down, I had to bend it…

First, I love the design of this case and its cable management system. Comes with 2 fans (one colorless on the front and one RGB on the back - I'll probably get to that later). Overall solid design, quiet and easy to use CONS: 1. As you can see from the video, the RGB strip does NOT work out of the box. Very bad connection and in fact most of the time it doesn't work, I'm lucky and it stays on but the color stays white. 2. The rear RGB fan does not light up. When connected correctly (a plug…

Pretty good case. Logical placement of things, decent build quality, ample cable management. PC setup went smoothly. The rear fan spins but the RGB doesn't. Upon closer inspection, the 1992 Molex fan header was defective. Maybe I did? Maybe it was like that from the factory, I don't know. Either way, it was clearly a cheap fan. Then the headlights didn't work. When I wiggled the #3 Molex connector, it made a crackling noise, blinked for a second, released magical blue smoke, and now the front…

Perfect little case, the only complaint I have is that the SSD slots are in an odd place. ? Maybe it's just me, but the front SSD slots leave no room for a connection, and the rear SSD slots are too far apart for my modular power supply to reach them and the hard drive slots with a single cable. I ended up keeping my SSD with HDDs lol except everything was fine and all RGBs worked. Also the backplates must be broken for your GPU. I would have preferred if they were unscrewed, but that's how it…