The Ultra Case Revealed

All of the exterior protection is now removed and yet there’s still more on the interior.

Finally, all of the protective layers are removed and we get to see the ULTRA GRID PC case in all its glory.  The above photo is the case with the front bezel closed.

In the above photo we see the case from the opposite angle and can see very clearly the front panel I/O connections for USB and Audio.  A Firewire “knock-out plug” is available if the user intends to use Firewire.

(A close-up shot of the Front Panel I/O connectors.)

Here’s a shot from the rear angle.  As shown, the ULTRA GRID includes a 700W PSU.  We’ll talk more about this later.

Here’s the full view from the rear.  The ULTRA GRID comes with two 120mm fans included and ready to simply plug in.  One is located at the front of the case for input and the other is for exhaust and is shown in the above photo.  Notice that the holes are designed for the use of smaller fans if desired.

I have no qualms about describing this as a really classy looking PC case.  The slick black finish is sharp and very attractive.  The silver highlights of the labeling and trim just make this simple design very appealing.

Let’s look now at some of the features close-up.

There’s an easy finger grip for the front bezel.

There’s added ventilation in the side panel as shown.

And, there’s a lot to see and appreciate on the back panel. 

Four finger bolts make it easier for the side panel removal.  Additionally, each panel has a finger grip area to make the physical removal of the panels that much easier.

And, if it’s security you’re after, there’s a place to install a padlock to keep unauthorized persons from accessing the internals of the PC.

In the above photo you can see the ON/OFF button with the Power light just below, the HDD LED just below that and the RESET button at the bottom.  There are Four 5 ¼ inch bays and Two Floppy size bays.  You can also see the 120 mm fan at the bottom.