The Ultra-D is full of other features such as well, everything. More specifically SATA II, Marvell Gigabit LAN,  Karajan audio module, and the Realtek ALC850 8-channel audio CODEC, The Ultra D also has some of the little things that only the hardcore can understand. Heatsinks on just about every module the board has really helps in heat dissipation which in turn keep the board 24/7 safe at 95-99% max overclock. This is a must for those of you that love CPU-Z verification and showing that your max overclock can holdup after three days online. It also lengthens the lifespan of your board and builds the confidence you can have in your overclocked system. The Ultra-D is a marvel to look at to say in the least.
 

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Heatsinks everywhere. The best part is they seem to be a part of the modules. No frag tape here.

     The layout continues to appeal to those of you that consider a motherboard to be the center of your computer build. In reality it is, although some people just want a board, and not an Ultra-D. The DFI does have 2 PCI Express x16 slots, although they are disabled to work together at 8x on the Ultra-D.

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     As mentioned before the northbridge HSF just in general sucks. I think with all the layout of the board they might have forgotten it. You simply can't mount anything on it so you just have to deal with the stock HSF. We cleaned it up a bit and used some AS5 paste.