The "UT" part of the product name destines that it has plastic parts (the slots, mainly) that are sensible to ultraviolet and therefore glow under a blacklight. Of course, unless you play in a black-lit room all the time, you'll need to buy a black-cathode-light for the inside of your case to make the best of this. But the burning slots are not what make this CPU gameboard unique.
You'll notice at once that the random computer memory slots are in a weird emplacement, for an nForce 4 gameboard. Commonly, they're toward the front side of the C.P.U., but in the nF4 Ultra-D, they're above it, toward the top margin of the CPU gameboard. We couldn't find reason to believe this was either good or bad, but it does slightly reposition the C.P.U.. You'll have no problem getting a large C.P.U. cooler on, but cases that have air ports aligned for C.P.U. cooling might not line up exactly with the C.P.U. socket location on this CPU gameboard. Power plugs and IDE/floppy ports are located in the usual place at the front margin of the gameboard.
