| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
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| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
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Zalman T6 ATX Mid Tower Computer PC Case, Pre-Installed 120mm Fan, 5.25 ODD, USB 3.0, Patterned Mesh Design, mATX ITX for Gaming Workstation, Black
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| Price | $49.99 | $72.00 | -10% $44.90 List: $49.99 | $69.90 | -13% $39.99 Typical: $45.99 | -15% $54.99 List: $64.99 |
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| Sold By | ZalmanUSA | Platinum Micro, Inc. | ZalmanUSA | ZalmanUSA | MOROVOL | Antec Prime |
| case type | full tower | mid tower | mid tower | mid tower | mid tower | mini tower |
| motherboard form factor | ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Mini ITX | ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX | ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX | ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX | Micro ATX |
| material | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Metal, Plastic | Alloy Steel, Tempered Glass, Plastic | Metal | — |
| cooling method | Air | Water | Air | Air | Air | Air |
| number of usb ports | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| fan count | 1 | — | 4 | 3 | — | 1 |
| fan size | 120 millimeters | 120 millimeters | — | 120 millimeters | 5.25 inches | — |
Product Description
Since its establishment in 1999, Zalman Tech has contributed to the development of the PC industry through innovative technology & products in the computer cooling solution industry.
Zalman T6
ATX MID TOWER COMPUTER CASE
The front mesh design provides optimal air circulation of the case and the hairline pattern brings out the stylish finish.
- Acrylic Side Panel
- ATX Mid Tower
- Pre-Installed 120mm Rear Fan
- User-Friendly Case I/O Port
- ATX, mATX, Mini-ITX Motherboard Support
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Cooling SolutionsDesigned to optimize cooling performance, mesh design is integrated to T6 along with 120mm rear fan to differentiate from its competition. |
Motherboard & Power Supply UnitPower supply unit: Max 160mm Motherboard: ATX / mATX / Mini-ITX |
Detachable 5.25" ODD CoverIn case of general use (without ODD), the cover is attached to brings out the unity of the case design. Before installing 5.25" ODD to T6, the user needs to remove the cover. |
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User-Friendly Case I/OContinent I/O layout design of T6 offers great experience to its user, comes with a USB 3.0 port that is 10 times faster than USB 2.0 |
Excellent Compact SizeCable management friendly, Powder coated painting, Compact Size, 7 PCI slots |
Simple StyleT6's internal layout design provides great workspace for wonderful PC building. |
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You can install a 240mm AIO cooler in this case with 10-15mins of work and rotary tool.
As the title says, you can install a 240mm AIO cooler in the front of this case, with a rotary tool, cutoff disc and a rotary tool sanding wheel.I have been using this case since Oct. 2022. This case is decent. It is lightweight, can hold a ATX motherboard, and also an Optical Drive (possibly 2 if you are mechanically inclined enough). I originally was using a 120mm AIO cooler on my i9 11900k CPU in this case. The 120mm cooler wasn't doing a great job at keeping the temps down (obviously) with the processor at it's normal settings, so I adjusted the settings so it wouldn't ramp up to get so hot. I had kept those setting for over a year with no issues. One day I was looking at the case and trying to think of how I to put a 240mm AIO cooler in it, because I had two case fans installed on the front of the case, behind the face of the case. I was reading other reviews and everyone said you can not put a bigger cooler in.Just recently I had issues with the motherboard, so I had to take everything out. I was looking at the case, then I realized you can put a 240mm cooler in it. All I had to do was cut the screen out inside the case. If you are a little mechanically inclined, and have the proper tools, you will have no issues cutting out the screen, sanding down the burrs and sharp edges. You can get this done in 10-15mins. But obviously you would want to do this with nothing installed in the case.By doing this, you can save yourself some money on having to by a different case for a bigger cooler.One other thing, if you have an optical drive that you want to install in the case, you may want to cut off the tabs on the side of the optical bay on the face of the case. When you go to put the front of the case back on with the drive installed, the tabs inside the optical bay on the face of the case will prevent you from getting the face back on, unless you take the drive out, put the front back on, then slide the drive through the optical slot, then hook the drive back up again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023
I bought a new motherboard, processor, power supply, M.2 SSD, OS, case fans, CPU cooler, and some other assorted parts, and I sure didn't feel like spending $100 or more for a case! So I looked and found this one, which appealed to the "old school" side of me as it had a very-rare-these-days slot for a DVD/CD drive. Hey, before ye judge, consider that the brand-new MSI motherboard included A CD OF DRIVERS! Was I supposed to shove that CD into a USB port??? And indeed I needed that CD when I installed the OS.
So other reviews will tell you how thin the metal is on this case. It's not tinfoil, but compared to one of my heavy-steel cases from the 1990s, it weighs about 1/3 as much. But that's a GOOD thing! Once you get fans, power supply, and the motherboard installed, it's sturdy enough, and nobody is going to kick this item when it's under my desk. It's fine.
I was able to install my full-size ATX motherboard and I didn't have ANY of the problems I've read in other reviews... none of my motherboard ports were blocked in any way by the scooped-out side, and I could install and take out any case fan at will after the motherboard was in place. While there is not a full-size rail for the DVD/CD, it mounts perfectly stable in the case. About the only problem I had was that the DVD drive I installed cramped the area where power supply and top-panel wiring runs, so it gets a little congested up there. There is no concession to cable management, but when you put on the steel side, not a soul is going to see the rats nest. Just make sure your wiring is stabilized and can't stop a fan from turning.
Bottom line... I'm completely satisfied with this case. It's light, sufficiently sturdy, has a DVD slot, and quiet. And cheap!
Recommend.
Style: PC CabinetVerified Purchase
Yes, it's thin, but it's cheap, and do you care?
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023
I'm not a gamer, and you're not either if you're reading this. Or at least you're not into the RGB craziness. This case is supposed to sit under your desk and be forgotten like even the flashiest of clear-panel cases will be eventually.Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023
I bought a new motherboard, processor, power supply, M.2 SSD, OS, case fans, CPU cooler, and some other assorted parts, and I sure didn't feel like spending $100 or more for a case! So I looked and found this one, which appealed to the "old school" side of me as it had a very-rare-these-days slot for a DVD/CD drive. Hey, before ye judge, consider that the brand-new MSI motherboard included A CD OF DRIVERS! Was I supposed to shove that CD into a USB port??? And indeed I needed that CD when I installed the OS.
So other reviews will tell you how thin the metal is on this case. It's not tinfoil, but compared to one of my heavy-steel cases from the 1990s, it weighs about 1/3 as much. But that's a GOOD thing! Once you get fans, power supply, and the motherboard installed, it's sturdy enough, and nobody is going to kick this item when it's under my desk. It's fine.
I was able to install my full-size ATX motherboard and I didn't have ANY of the problems I've read in other reviews... none of my motherboard ports were blocked in any way by the scooped-out side, and I could install and take out any case fan at will after the motherboard was in place. While there is not a full-size rail for the DVD/CD, it mounts perfectly stable in the case. About the only problem I had was that the DVD drive I installed cramped the area where power supply and top-panel wiring runs, so it gets a little congested up there. There is no concession to cable management, but when you put on the steel side, not a soul is going to see the rats nest. Just make sure your wiring is stabilized and can't stop a fan from turning.
Bottom line... I'm completely satisfied with this case. It's light, sufficiently sturdy, has a DVD slot, and quiet. And cheap!
Recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023
Original: I like this case more than I thought I would. First thing you should know is that you can fit a fifth fan behind where the 5.25 slot is, on the inside of the case. I highly recommend doing that to keep airflow optimized.
I will say that this is a very flimsy and lightweight case. Both would normally be cons, but for my purposes they really aren't.
I bought this case to build a gaming PC that I can easily transport. It has a solid top that I can attach a handle to. It's light weight helps keep it light weight, I know, shocking. Compared to my other gaming PC I recently built, this feels a bit lighter. I haven't weighted either but perhaps I will in the future.
Honestly, I like this case. I like the solid black panels, the OEM look it tends to have, and the mounting for a fan in the side cover. Although it is cheap feeling, with how thing the steel is, it's really easy to build in and pretty well thought out. The only cable management issue is the power supply cables have to be directly fed through a hole to the "back" side panel. Other than that it seems fine to me.
Although I do like this case, if you spend just $20-30 more you can get a better case. You should only buy this if you're on an extremely tight budget and need a case right now or if you want a low profile OEM looking build.
Style: PC CabinetVerified Purchase
Very basic case for low profile (stealthy) gaming builds.
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023
Update: I’m posting a picture of exactly why I bought this case and of the fifth fan installed where the 5.25” bay is. I bought this handle in a four pack for about $15, it’s for play sets.Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023
Original: I like this case more than I thought I would. First thing you should know is that you can fit a fifth fan behind where the 5.25 slot is, on the inside of the case. I highly recommend doing that to keep airflow optimized.
I will say that this is a very flimsy and lightweight case. Both would normally be cons, but for my purposes they really aren't.
I bought this case to build a gaming PC that I can easily transport. It has a solid top that I can attach a handle to. It's light weight helps keep it light weight, I know, shocking. Compared to my other gaming PC I recently built, this feels a bit lighter. I haven't weighted either but perhaps I will in the future.
Honestly, I like this case. I like the solid black panels, the OEM look it tends to have, and the mounting for a fan in the side cover. Although it is cheap feeling, with how thing the steel is, it's really easy to build in and pretty well thought out. The only cable management issue is the power supply cables have to be directly fed through a hole to the "back" side panel. Other than that it seems fine to me.
Although I do like this case, if you spend just $20-30 more you can get a better case. You should only buy this if you're on an extremely tight budget and need a case right now or if you want a low profile OEM looking build.
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The Dude
A lower end case with an "old school" look.
Reviewed in Canada on December 31, 2023Style: PC CabinetVerified Purchase
Michael
Unité centrale au top
Reviewed in Belgium on March 28, 2024Style: PC CabinetVerified Purchase
Lennart
Zeitgemäße Optik mit 3.5 Zoll Einbauschacht für Laufwerke
Reviewed in Germany on May 31, 2023Style: PC CabinetVerified Purchase
Apocalypse
Pas cher et bien conçu
Reviewed in France on February 29, 2020Style: PC CabinetVerified Purchase
