The DHL guy dropped off my Ultra Micro Fly case today. It looks like a great case (at least for the $40 it cost). It is obviously not made of expensive materials. I have heard of case metal being sharp, but this one cut me so cleanly that I didn't even notice it until I saw the blood. I'll have to be more careful.
The case's side and top panels fit together well. It also came with an Ultra V-Series 400W power supply that retails for $60 on their website (although I doubt many pay that much for it). The wiring and plastic on the power connectors is noticeably lower quality than those of my old Dell, but the power supply itself looks better and comes with a lifetime warranty. I'm crossing my fingers that the power supply won't poop out on me.
The case also has a temperature probe for the CPU (or anything else in the system), as well as front USB, Firewire, and audio ports. There is an LCD temperature display on the front panel. It came packaged with a power cord, thumb screws for the back of the case, standoffs/screws for the motherboard/drives, extra pins for the clear side panels and a piece of yellow tape which I assume is intended for affixing the temperature probe to the CPU.
About Me
- Shane, Meg, CJ, RJ, and AL
- Shane and Megan here. We officially became Arizonans when we moved to Gilbert on May 2, 2006. We thought for sure it would be a temporary "experiment" away from our Utah "home." Shortly thereafter, we learned that we would be blessed to become parents. CJ was born just a few months later (July 2006) and have since bought our first home here in Arizona. We joyfully welcomed a beautiful baby girl into our family (August 2009) and are getting to know each other as a family of four as we continue the experiment!
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