Question 1

I have a 430 watt corsair atx power supply, and a pci-express video card attached to a microATX motherboard, will it fit in this case?

Accepted Answer

The short answer is "yes".  This case will accommodate standard-size components (with mATX mainboard) and offers very good cooling for all internal components.  
   It would probably not work well with oversize components such as extra long video cards with huge heatsinks, extra large CPU heatsinks (the Zalman CNPS10X Optima that I tried would not fit with the cover on because the top of the heat pipes protrude out the side of the chassis so the side cover would not go on) or 1000W+ power supplies and other such components.  But for a mATX build with standard components it should work well.

I hope this helps you.

Question 2

How do you put in an optical drive, it wont let me?

Accepted Answer

it was a while since i put one in mine, but i did put one in. the case front opening is smaller than the dvd. so if you can't slip it in from the inside, you will have to remove the front cover. if you have to remove the front cover, you will have to be very careful with the wires that go to the usbs, power switch etc. i would definitely try to do it from the inside first. 
another thing, stick your hand inside the dvd area and make sure there isn't a metal plate you have to remove. you should be able to push the tray cover open with your hand from inside. 
when you do get it in place, you have to slide it as far forward as you can so the dvd eject button is right next to the front cover eject button. it is a flaw with the case. the eject button is extremely hard to push. good luck.

Question 3

What are the sizes of the fans?

Accepted Answer

Hi,
One black 80cm fan came with it on the back, pretty quiet fan . There are also 2x 80cm mounts on the side, and 2x top 80cm fan mounts that i'm not using.

Overall this is a nice solid smaller case for the price, I'd buy it again.

Question 4

What size fans does it take on the empty slots? "Side/Top"?

Accepted Answer

6 fans 92mm rear and 2- 92mm side 1 120mm front and 2 120mm top. It's a very nice case. It's tall but not deep or wide should fit most graphics cards well. The black painted interior is a nice touch.

Question 5

does this take a standard atx ps?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I think all micro ATX cases can take regular ATX power supplies. But this case definitely does.

Brand	ZALMAN
Model	ZM-T2

Type	Micro ATX Mini Tower
Color	Black
Case Material	Steel / Plastic
With Power Supply	No
Power Supply Mounted	Bottom
Motherboard Compatibility	Micro ATX / MINI ITX
Side Panel Window	No

External 5.25" Drive Bays	1
External 3.5" Drive Bays	No
Internal 3.5" Drive Bays	2
Internal 2.5" Drive Bays	1
Expansion Slots	4

80mm Fans	No
120mm Fans	No
Side Air duct	No

Dimensions (H x W x D)	6.65" x 16.73" x 13.7"
Weight	6.6 lbs.

ZALMAN ZM-T2 Black Steel / Plastic Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case

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