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Ultra Aluminus Case
Author: JonnyGuru
Date Posted:10/11/2005 05:41.09
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Bottom Line:
Jonnyguru reviewed the Ultra Aluminus PC Case and despite having some reservations about having a door over the drive bays gave the product an editors choice rating.
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Drive Installation
Once the 3.5"drives are in place, you can move to the 5 1/4 bays.
The
5 1/4 drives mount with simple plastic rails, so all one has to do
is screw two rails onto each drive with two screws per rail and slide
them
into place.
Before we can shut
the door on our newly mounted drives, we need to unscrew the drive
bay cover plates from the door. That's right...
they don't snap off. They screw off! No chance on accidentally
knocking a few block off plates out carrying the PC to the next LAN party
(Admit it! It's happened!)
Now that our drives
are installed in front of the case, we can move to the side where we're
going to mount our hard drives. The drive
trays slide right out of the side. In the above photo you can see
the rubber grommets that help isolate any noise from vibration.
Above you can see
where I've mounted the hard drive in the "normal" fashion with the
connectors facing the window. But
if you want to completely hide your IDE and power cables....
...Ultra allows you
to slide the drive tray in from the other side. Making
the cables completely transparent to your on-looking buddies. Boo-yeah!
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