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Zalman’s latest case provides maximum airflow in a compact package

Zalman has recently launched the P30 Air Micro-ATX cases designed for maximum airflow. The case is available in two colours, black and white, and features panel perforations throughout the front panel and along the sides of the bottom half. The left panel covers only the top compartment, while the right side panel allows access to both compartments.

The ZALMAN P30 Air is equipped with three 140mm ARGB-illuminated fans, of which two are mounted on the front panel, and the other is on the rear. The motherboard tray is spacious enough to accommodate 392mm-long graphics cards, 226mm-long PSUs, and 181mm-tall CPU coolers. Additionally, the motherboard tray (supporting mATX and mini-ITX) has cut-outs for motherboards that have rear-facing connections, such as the recently revealed ‘Project Zero' motherboards from MSI, which aim to hide all cable connections at the back of the PC.

The case has a 2.5/3.5-inch drive tray in the bottom compartment that supports up to two drives and three additional 2.5-inch-only drive bays. In addition to the fans included, the case supports up to three 120mm or two 140mm fans on top and bottom. As for radiators, it's limited to a 280/360mm on top and a 120/140mm on the rear.

Besides the fans, the case includes a pre-installed VGA support bracket, an ARGB controller, and top and bottom magnetic dust filters. Available in black and white, the P30 Air measures 235mm x 452mm x 420mm (WxDxH) and weighs 7.6kg.

KitGuru says: Aesthetically clean and simple, the P30 Air looks like a mid-range mATX case that should fulfil most users' needs. 

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