Ultra Silver MicroFly Aluminum Micro ATX Tower Case with Clear Sides, Front USB, FireWire and Audio PortsItem#: ULT33118  |  Model#: MFCLRSL

Great Case and Great Price. It is a tight fit, but that's why its a small case. My PSU has a bottom fan so it keeps my PCI compunents cool. I fit a biostar mATX mobo with 2.8 ghz P4, 2 Gigs of ram, low profile video card, wireless card, and low profile firewire card, (which is your only option if you want to use an internal connection to the front of the case, a full size comes right up to the PSU. MY proc. temp get no more than 21c and case temp no more than 31c. Very sleek looking. I'm falling in love with Ultra Products.

This is an excellent little case that looks beautiful! Yes, the construction is a bit flimsy as others have said, but once slapped together it is a solid case that is well worth the money. The temp readout is nice, and you can place the sensor directly on top of your CPU to get an accurate reading of it's temp as opposed to the mobo or case temp. A lot of bang for a little buck.

I got one of these and everything fit very tight. Great case. Two fans keep the air moving. Everything stays cool including my 2 x 250GB Sata RAID-0 drives. The temp does give CPU - 5 degrees but the blue LED is a nice touch. Front connectors for everything. And small enough to be compact but enough space to be powerful. Would recommend to anyone.

Fantastic little case for under 50 bucks! This is a perfect case for the average users who uses all-in-one mainboards. I find there is plenty of room as long as you don't plan on adding much to it. Yes it feels kind of flimsy, but not to worry because of the screwless design and ease of removal, there should be no need to force anything in or out. Looks great if you add uv lights because of the 3 transparent sides. Get one now before I buy them all!

The case is aluminum so expect it to be less ''sturdy'' in feel to a steel case, of course it is far lighter as a trade off. I would recommend caution when installing a power supply with modular cables (such as the Ultra line of modular cable power supplies) for the stiffness and size of the power cables can make it close to impossible to place a DVD drive in the top slot (where most people prefer it to be). Other than that - it is wonderful. The instructions for the temperature sensor direct you to place the sensor ''in'' the heatsink for the CPU - the corresponding temperature readings ultimately end up being closer to ambient case temperature than the actual CPU temperature, a bold modder may consider slipping the sensor between the chip and heatsink itself for a more accurate reading.