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Ultra Custom Gaming Pc Update

A video explaining some of the features of the Ultra PC

Here we will guide you through the setup process of the Ultra PC. We will start with a quick overview of the Ultra Case.

Here is a front view of the case.

Front view with the case cover open. Note the easy access to the 5 ¼” & 3 ½” bays. You also have quick access to the fan area.

Below we have the motherboard tray included with the Ultra PC case. The motherboard makes it quick and convenient to mount and dismount the motherboard. Incase of upgrading, and if you need to troubleshoot it, removing a few screws and cables is all it takes.

Here we have the cages used to encase the hard drives into the case slots. They are designed to leave as much breathing room as possible. With that also comes the ability to quickly remove and replace them by making them “hot swappable ” .

Now we have all of our components and tools ready to start the job.

•   Screwdriver set
•   Spongy mat with ground connect as to not transmit static electricity
•   Motherboard book to assist in proper wire hook up from the motherboard to the case.
•   Motherboard
•   Memory
•   Processor
•   Processor fan
•   Video
•   Sound Card
•   Screw sets included with motherboard and case

Here we have the hard dives mounted on their cradles and carefully placed into the provided slots. We have used longer than provided SATA cable to enable us to perfect the wiring maneuverability.

Once we have the motherboard mounted on the cradle provided we then place it into the case and properly fasten with the provided screws and mounting brackets.

Once we had all of our peripherals in place we proceeded to study the best method to route the wiring as to appear neat and be functional. This took several tries before making it near perfect. Below you will find close ups of our wiring method.

This concludes our updated article to the Ultra Pc Custom Gaming PC. Our next article will be benchmark tests running the new craze, “ CRYSIS”. Below you can see a sneak peak print screen of an example of how clean the Ultra PC runs with its listed hardware.