GOLDEN FIELD - Z3 Windowed Mid-Tower ATX/M-ATX/ITX PC Gaming Computer Case With Touch Panel For Desktop PC Computer

Brought as needed a bigger case on a budget and am glad i was on a budget (Done like most my reviews after I used what I brought a while to try and make as fair as possible) Delivery: case turned up well packaged with no marks on the outer boxes everything was in the box when it arrived with no signs of manufacturing imperfections in quality or damage caused during delivery. Assembly was a breeze to go through and will go through most of the major components part by part MOTHERBOARD: motherboard was a mini itx had no issues getting it in position everything lined up perfectly. POWER SUPPLY: as i installed an sfx power supply i had no issues with clearence and even tried a standard corsair psu i had just incase i needed to upgrade my power levels in the future. HARDRIVES : as all my hardrives are 2.5 i actualy used the excess space the sfx power supply gave me to install hotswap 3.5 bays increasing my total hardrive capacity to 8 FANS: the total number of fans in my case when intialy built was 15 compared to the 9 it actualy states and here is where/how you can install an additonal 6 ontop of the 9 stated . The top of the power supply shroud is actualy long enough to place three fan across as i have done to give me symmetry with the top of my case granting me an additonal fan point. 4 more additonal noctua fans were mounted inside the front of the case, just infront of the motherboard, on my radiator in a push pull configration. As i had a noctua industrial 140mm fan left from a old test bench i was able to mount it on a 120 to 140 fan adapter connected directly to the 120mm back fan to give me better airflow. Graphics card sloted in nice and easy with no mess LIGHTING AND CABLE MANAGMENT: the shroud at the base is ideal for hiding any excess cables away from priying eyes given the build a sleek finish even with all the glass panels as well as my rgb fan and strip controls the right hand side of the case used for cable managment and has lots of cutout to theread the cables through and tie of points. however i have used plasti coil cable tidys in this to reduce the number of visible cables and even added an led light strip in with the cables to make it a feature of my build. POST BUILD ISSUES AND DISCOVERIES: AIR FLOW: This case has terrible airflow issues with water cooled systems as the vents on the front of the case actualy get obstructed by any fans put in there and that nice glass front actualy should be a mesh (am considering actualy modding the case and replacing it with a mesh) as when i remove it i can get temp drops over over 10-15% of what it is when its on FAULTS: the fan speed control button doesnt work when tested however all my fans go through a seperate fan speed controler so wasnt an issue for me FINAL THOUGHTS once built and finished with lighting looks fantastic (Personaly went with a pale blue to match the power LED) Easy to cable manage. However like most cases if it was a 0.5cm wider behind the motherboard i would happily of payed double for the extra cable space. Build Quality cant be faulted when compared to aerocool, corsair, and fractal. and is definitly better than silverstone raven case I had. Wish they included or even instaled foam padding to go between the glass sides and the case to prevent dust getting inside if you run it in a negative pressure config but most importantly this would reduce the dB level produced by fans and components. Made the glass panel either mesh or have it come either interchangable with a mesh model. Based on this case I would happily recommened golden field products to other people

When looking for a case almost didn't buy this because of the negative reviews some of which seem to be factually inaccurate so to answer some of those comments: - There is a bracket for a SSD's, plus 2 additional mount point and 3 x 3.5 bays which have pull out fittings - It's fair to say there is not allot of screws or cable ties that come with this case however there are enough for a simple build and frankly for less than £3 you can buy a massive set if you don't have them already. - I was able to fit a standard height medium length PSU, not sure I would have got some of the massive extra long 1,700W or similar but you won't struggle with a standard short or medium length PSU - I've not had problems with over-heating (even before I wired all the fans) there are reasonable vents and more than enough mount points to keep this case at low temperatures, if you are doing extreme over-clocking cases like this with lots of glass may not be your best option in general - Cable lengths etc is just nonsense, my motherboard power and front media connectors were literally as far from the front top as possible and I still had a ton of slack I had to cable tie. - Cable management wasn't bad for this price point and again this is something you can fix for a couple of £2's buying additional cable management stick on mounts etc. Even with 10 fans and a spaghetti of wires there were enough holes to attach cable ties plus big cable management ducts that I didn't need to do that anyway. - No fans is true, it doesn't claim there are

It's oddly rare to find an elegant looking case these days. Jonsbo do a fair few good ones, but they're hard to find in the UK. The Golden Field M3S seems to have run with the design for the Jonsbo UMX3 anyway, albeit a more compressed version with a price point that going to be attractive to anyone. My Build: - CPU: Intel i5 10600 - Mobo: Asus Prime B460m A - PSU: Be Quiet 300W SFX - RAM: HyperX 2x8GB @ 2666 - GPU: None - Storage: 2x m.2 NVMe drives - AIO: Corsair H45 120mm Pros: - Great exterior appearance. Smooth, elegant and stylish. - Decently thick aluminium and overall good build quality - Full surface tempered glass is great for showing off the internals. - Really impressive price for a compact mATX/ITX case Cons: - Really sharp edges inside the case - Mounting bracket did not fit my SFX PSU, had to drill holes - Supplied PSU extension rests right on my PSU off switch - Poor quality on some of the fixtures (e.g. rubber rivet covers for holding the glass, standoffs) - Zero instructions - PSU exhausts straight into the case - Very limited for AIO choice - Lots of caveats for using a mATX board (no ATX PSU, width below 226mm) - No cable management - Case cables (power, USB ports, audio) are way too long - No mounting points for fans at the bottom of the case Note about my AIO: The Corsair H45 ended up being a very poor fit for this case. Given that the pump is housed in the radiator, this was blocked from the top-mounting position by the exterior PSU connector on the left and the RAM slots on the right. I ended up mounting it at the bottom of the case (the pump is technically at the bottom of the loop, so it should be okay) and could only use two screws to secure it since the slits at the bottom were not spaced for mounting 120mm fans/radiators. Even there, the fan just barely clears the motherboard headers and would need the AIO to be removed before being able to connect/disconnect anything from those headers. Note about motherboard: Golden Field recommend a <= 226mm wide mATX motherboard for this case when (and only when) using an SFX power supply. My motherboard is actually 234mm wide and seems to fit okay. Note about cable management: There's a tiny amount of space behind the PSU mount where I ended up hiding unused PSU connectors and I also used some adhesive cable-tie mounts in the corners of the case. Using NVMe storage helped save me a lot of mess. Overall, a few tweaks here and there could make this a great budget case for ITX/compact mATX builds. A shroud at the bottom of the case, more thought to storage/fan mounting position, an extra cm or two of sectioned space behind the mobo and a rethink of the terrible PSU mounting/extension lead would go a long way. Recommended for: ITX builds with only light cooling demands, m.2 storage and either iGPU or a small dGPU Not recommended for: mATX builds with high-powered GPUs, SSD/HDD storage and overclocked processors

This case is identical to the now discontinued Kolink Satellite Plus. I don't like the logo on the front but everything else about the case is good with exterior brushed aluminium panels and black interior which are common on more expensive cases. The size is well optimised and can comfortably fit ATX PSUs and tower CPU coolers. Airflow is more than enough for my 2600 and 3060Ti. Downsides: - It doesn't come with a fan so you have to fit a 120mm case fan yourself. - Although there is technically enough space to fit triple slot 270mm length GPUs, the plastic slots for the side panels mean only GPUs of up to around 265mm length can be fitted comfortably (I managed to fit the 2.75 slot 269mm length Asus Dual with a little bit of bending). - The brushed aluminium is a little rough around the edges and some corners don't match exactly (like 1mm off) but I guess it can be expected at this price. - No provision for cable management but this is common in ITX cases and I just shoved the cables to the side. Overall decent quality, easy to build, decent performance and a pleasant surprise for the price.

I am a computer system builder and have used hundreds of different cases over the years, to put it simple this case is just horrible to build in. 1. The power extension cable is too short unless you are luck enough that your psu has its power connector in just the right spot, I've had to buy an extension at £9 2. The front panel and USB 3 cable are twice as long as they need to be almost double the length of the case, just why!? 3. Many of the holes are bot machined correctly and are either unusable or misaligned 4. The air flow design is just plain stupid, there is no good air intake point other than holes cut out of the side of that case that get covered up by the psu and its cables 5. There is 0 cable management making the massively too long cables I mentioned before impossible to hide. 6. The advertised hdd or ssd in either bay on the bottom is a lie its hdd on the left ssd on the right you can not mount 2x ssd or 2x hdd. 7. The dust filters and none removable so serve no real purpose as you would have to clean the dust from them in your system which will just fill the system with dust eliminating the point of having filters. I am going to make a lot of modifications to the case and I'm sure it will look great after some work and extra money spent, for the average user I would 100% give this one a hard pass

The case just arrived today which was on schedule, i opened it and it has no scratched it was properly packaged which is a plus i can finally put my liquid cooler in proerly without improvising, alld i get with it was 5 zip ties and a few screws which im not sure if its enough for everything i need to put in but i do have my old case and if i need anything ill grab from that. Overall its a good looking case the down side is that it does not come with fans not even the 3 at the front but it does say it in the add if you read the full description would have been nice if it was added in the title but its welll worth its price if youre looking to upgrade to a new pc case from a old one but if youre building one from scratch its debatable you might need to go out and buy some more screws and zip ties and holders

I bought this case for a new build and after checking the measurements it seemed like everything would fit in with space to spare. First big issue is the PSU slot. My 1000w modular PSU should bit in there with around 2 inch of room spare, but after putting it in, there was aprox 3/4 in of space for my cables to bend out of the PSU. The HDD next to the PSU slot is not removable so it made wiring the PSU very difficult and the sharp metal made it a painful experience for your fingers. Next they provide slots for cable management that work reasonable well, excluding the one that comes up from the PSU bay, once you have a PSU installed, the cables that are routed up there are crushed and you cant hide the excess cable in the PSU bay due to the previous issue. Lastly with the issues, the HDD LED and power LED dont seem to work, I checked the pins of the motherboard with a loose LED i had and the pins work fine, but the case ones dont seem to work. Overall the case is okay, but i will be looking to upgrade the case when I need to take this apart for a upgrade as the case is a tight fit. The three fan bays in the front work well and the tempered glasses looks really nice.

Great size and has lots of room for large parts. Easy to take the front and back pannel off for cable management. Good quality metal, I've knocked it over and accidentally kicked it quite a few times and no damages. Easy to clean Only issue is the glass front, if you are running low grade or stock air cooling, taking the front pannel off for heavy loads is definitely recommend.

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コストパフォーマンスが非常に良い！ 組み立てがしやすい！mini itxのケースの割にスペースが多く 組み立てに余裕が有り非常に良い！アルミの本体が渋味があり良い！しかし、私が購入が製品は、表面仕上げ塗装を忘れたようです、削り出しのまま出荷された様子！クリア塗装さえしてあれば、評価は更に上がったのに、残念！

Just bought this to use with a mATX motherboard and it's no way it fits in any way, not even if you try to dismantle the case. I dismantled it, I removed the bracket for the PSU(you must do this to fit mATX boards), then I removed the 4 ITX holes and made new ones to fit the mATX Mboard. Then I attached the PSU in the top of the case, just above the RAM slots on the Mboard, then the problem became the cpu cooler, maybe, just maybe if you have a slim cooler, which I did'nt so the build stopped there. So for me there were three options, buy an ITX Mboard for 200 bucks, buy a slim cpu cooler or just get some other cheap case with all the LEDs and that stuff. I ended up with the last option. The seller should make a remark that this only supports 17xmx17cm ITX Mboards! The text clearly states that it supports mATX, which it don't, and it's misleading. Too bad though, the case looks really nice.

I fit a full eatx Mobo with a custom petg corsair hydro x liquid cooling loop, 360mmX64mm thick rad, and full length 5700xt into this case no problem.

A Small and Beautiful Case, really like it. However, the item was ship from china by ems. So it take about 10 days to get to united state. Customer service team are really friendly and patient, reply my message really fast. Pro: Enough room to hold 4 2.5 HDD. perfectly to build a personal NAS. Fit itx motherboard and matx 22.6 cm x 17.8 cm, also fit atx psu Con: The panels are sharp. be careful and prepare some bandages for yourself if you have fat hands like me.