ZalmanT8 Mid-Tower ATX PC Case – Spectrum RGB Lighting Strip with Control Button, 5.25” ODD Support, USB 3.0, Preinstalled 120mm Rear Fan

One of the first things that caught my eye is the stunning Spectrum RGB Lighting Strip. The vibrant and customizable lighting adds a dynamic touch to my gaming rig, creating an immersive and visually striking experience. Whether I'm in the midst of an intense gaming session or simply enjoying the aesthetics of my setup, the RGB lighting elevates the ambiance to a whole new level.The inclusion of a 120mm rear fan ensures efficient cooling, contributing to optimal performance and longevity of internal components. The case also boasts a thoughtful layout that accommodates mATX and ITX motherboards seamlessly, providing builders with the freedom to customize their setups to their heart's content.Connectivity is a breeze with the conveniently located USB 3.0 port, catering to the demands of modern peripherals and ensuring rapid data transfer. Cable management is made easy with strategically placed routing options, resulting in a clean and organized interior. If you're in the market for a case that combines innovation with a sleek design, the Zalman T8 is an absolute winner. Highly recommended.

Love this case. tons of room for just about anything you need. I do recommend that you buy a 240 Thermalright AIO and flip the fans so it will intake the air. Thermalright makes a great RGB fan! Love this case! I have B650 Eagle AX and a Radeon 7600 the card fits great no issues!

After gradually upgrading my computer, I found that I had enough parts to build a "fun" computer to try out various Linux distros. However, I needed a small cheap case. Here is the good: It looks nice. The sides bulge out which makes laying the power supply wires under the motherboard mount pretty easy. The steel is thin, but of good quality. (Screws did not strip the threaded holes.) A full size ATX motherboard fits. There is a 5.25 inch drive bay.The bad: The 3.5 inch drive cage mounts at the bottom of the case right where it interferes with the USB3.0 socket on my motherboard. I had to mount the drive using the screw holes more forward in the case. The instructions are worthless. Mounting more than one 2.5 inch SSD would be very difficult. The included case fan is (as expected) cheap.Would I buy it again, knowing what I know now? YES

I regret not spending the extra $2 to get the T3 with the plexiglass side, or even the extra $7 to get the unit with extra fans and the bottom mount for the PS.Oh Well...Regardless, this case is lightweight, nicely designed and installed all my components easily. Only four stars because...it's closest design choices for a mid-ATX are so affordable and offer more bang-for-the-buck. And more BLING! I missed it. (Next time...)Zalman however? Great company and great products. (Going back to the late 1990's for their heatsinks. Very reliable, very nicely made.)

It was time to update my 11 year-old PC. I was originally going to use my old case, but I found that it wasn't going to provide the kind of ventilation needed for the components I purchased for the new build. So I looked at all the cases available and I was dismayed by the fact that almost everything available has a transparent side. I don't need or want to look at all the components, and I don't need a bunch of lights in there either. Then I saw this little obscure gem, and I knew it was perfect.This case is quite nice for its very low price. It has a nice, modern look and even though its very lightweight, it still feels solid. As you can see from the pictures, there is plenty of space in there with a full ATX motherboard (I haven't done my cable management yet, still need to get a SATA power extension cable for the DVD-RW drive).Ventilation is actually not bad for the type of case it is. I have two fans mounted in the front for intake, which draw air through the front face vent by the LED strip, as well as through a gap in the bottom that serves as both a vent and a handle hole for pulling the face plate off the case (you can see the blue light underneath case to the left in the photo, which is light from the back side of the front panel LED on the inside). There is also a side panel vent with pre-drilled holes for an additional intake fan.As one reviewer pointed out, it can be difficult to install the included 120mm rear exhaust fan with some motherboards that have high/lighted I/O covers. I did experience a tight fit with an ASUS B760 board, but was able to fit the 120mm fan flush despite the tight fit with an almost-paper then clearance between the fan and the IO cover. There are also pre-drilled holes for a 92mm fan.In my current configuration (Core I7-12700K, RTX 3050 single-fan, 2 intake fans, main exhaust fan, PSU exhaust fan), the CPU and GPU maintain <70C temperatures while running demanding 3D applications at high settings. Ventilation in this case is sufficient for this setup, even without a side intake fan.I would prefer that the front panel LED could be connected to the motherboard for control through the Aura app, but there are plenty of satisfactory options that are selected using the "R" button on the top of the case (this is not a reset button, it is for controlling the LED).I was annoyed about having to get a new case, but I'm glad I was able to find this one. It is the perfect size and style, and aside from not being able to control the front panel LED through the motherboard, it's perfect.

Only issue was tight room between power supply and DVD drive. Made it work.

Came in the mail in a crazy torn box and the frame of it was bent so the mother board didn't fit right in there, collecting dust in the corner.

I like this tower a lot, it gets a lot of trash talked about it but the design is nice if you're not looking for some extra flashy mobo display case.

The media could not be loaded. Wanted a case that still has a spot to mount an optical drive and this one does. The case is a very light metal so be careful working on it. I was able to mount a full size ATX motherboard into it with a large cpu cooler because the side panels bulge and gives it a little extra room for the cooler and allows you to fit all your wiring on the other side of the case. The light on the front makes it look pretty sharp and you can change the colour patterns. It's a good looking case but like I said, it's made with very light metal so be careful with it.

I’ll probably end up modding this case for some extra fans. I built it with some leftover parts for a Linux home server. Had to modify the case to accept an older ocz 450 power supply. It’s made of thin metal but it’s right for the price. Wouldn’t use it for a serious rig

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Tight for room for all drives.

Arrived as described and was exactly what i needed.