Zalman Z11 Neo ATX Case Review
With more radiator space and a more-modern design, does Zalman’s Z11 Neo have the combination of cool and quiet to get our stamp of approval?
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danlw I would be interested to see it up against the Fractal Design R5. That's the case I'm planning to get, but I can be swayed.Reply
But really, Zalman? Break away slot covers? You came so close to knocking it out of the park... -
Crashman
Put in another intake fan if you want positive pressure to trap most of your dust in the front filter :)15895020 said:So, 6 months before all your components get covered in dust? :D
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King Kii I would be interested to see it up against the Fractal Design R5. That's the case I'm planning to get, but I can be swayed.
But really, Zalman? Break away slot covers? You came so close to knocking it out of the park...
go for the Fractal. Fractal's build, material quality, and thoughtfulness is very hard to beat. you definitely get what you pay for when it comes to their stuff. -
Crashman
Nearly every time I see a statement like that, I'm able to find a previous product from a third brand to contradict it. Many of these ideas come from the ODM itself, rather than the brand that has the product customized to match its market.15900142 said:Those hard drive mounts look like corsair rip offs.
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Eggz Great performance, a little ugly.Reply
But if you like the way it looks, then it seems like a great deal!