Zalman Z-Machine GT1000 Case
By Gabriel Torres on May 6, 2007 Page 2 of 5

Inside Z-Machine

On Figures 5 and 6 you can see Z-Machine rear panel. As you can see, there is space for seven expansion slots and the case comes already with 120 mm fan installed on its rear panel. Like Fatal1ty case, Z-Machine also comes with two 92-mm fans installed on its front panel.

Zalman ZMachine GT1000 Case
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Figure 5: Z-Machine rear side.

Zalman ZMachine GT1000 Case
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Figure 6: Z-Machine rear side, view from inside the case.

On Figure 7 you can see the interior from Zalman Z-Machine case. What is really interesting to note is that you don’t need to use any tool to install and remove drives on this case, as it uses thumbscrews and also a different hard disk drive installation system.

Zalman ZMachine GT1000 Case
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Figure 7: Inside Zalman Z-Machine.


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