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Silversone's SG02B-F is an evolution of the original SUGO series chassis that can now handle 12" expansion cards. That's right; you can now fit one of today's high powered video cards into an SFF chassis. The internal structure has been redesigned to also handle a standard ATX power supply so you can be sure your system is getting enough juice.
The front panel remains the same so the people at the LAN party won't know anything is different until they start dropping like flies in the PvP section of the evening. You still get the 2x5.25" expansion bays, 1 of which has a 3.5" adapter. There are 2x3.5" internal drive bays, perfect for a RAID setup or a boot drive/data drive setup.
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Its ok but has issues
- Pros: Sturdy, fits long video cards, front panel finish attractive. Front HD audio, plus firewire. Size is pretty good, tho could be a tiny bit less longer. Fit all my stuff (ASUS mobo, NVIDIA 8800GT, HDs etc) while still having some space for cable management.
Instruction manual decent. I added 2xtra fans 1 blowing air down on vid card, while angled 1 blowing air out. This worked best temp wise for my single slot card as opposed to both blowing air down or out.
Make sure to check placement of PCI-X slot on ur mobos. If its in 1st slot and ur vid card is very long it may be blocked by HD drive cage. I think u can move HD cage, but sacrifice fan. My slot was in 2nd position so no problems.
- Cons: Many.
1. Body looks painted by clogged paint gun.
2. Other reviewers not joking LEDs are like flashlights.
3. All that ventilation means a lot of dust, not as silent & a lack of directing airflow.
4. If you have to take apart often all those screws start to get annoying. Less screws please. I changed back ones with thumb screws.
5. Only one fan, included?
6. Potential thermal nightmare. Stock coolers on intel e4400 & e4500 could not keep cool enough. Kept getting temps in 60c+ range. You are very limited with aftermarket solutions, because of small clearance between PSU and cooler (PSU above cooler). Case seems to be designed with Silverstone heatsink in mind. Only problem is that NT06-lite received horrible reviews & used to cost almost as much as the case itself. After several different tries opted for one reviewer's suggestion of Scythe Shuriken. Worked brilliantly with e4500, flipped fan & temp under full load (cpu-stab,prime95,games) never gets above 50-52c.
- Other Thoughts: All SFF cases are overpriced. At 1/2 the size of some medium towers they can cost twice as much & sometimes lack features for the price. You can buy a good quality tower for same price or less than this case.
Don't get me wrong this case has potential, but it needs a revision, or a lot of knowledge on builder's part. I have mixed feelings w/this case & will look at diff company for next build.
I don't have a lot of confidence in that power button and the placement is wacky (on top rim) esp if you are putting it into a media center shelf.
Make sure your cpu has a high thermal threshold plus a good cooler. My e4400 goes as high as 61c, that's why I installed the e4500 instead which tops out at 73c. A modular PSU could help a lot with cable management.
I think it would work well in northern climates, in hotter climates make sure you got good cooler on it & if you have a vid card instead of integrated I would go with a dual slot cooler on it.
small nice case
- Pros: Case is small, simple, with nice front glossy bezel. It was easy to install MicroATX motherboard, full size ATX power supply, disk and Blue ray DVD. Very well organized inside a lot of space for additional graphic card.
- Cons: I took 1 egg due to surface defects on front bezel. It is not big deal for me, as it is nearly unvisible in normal lightning conditions, but if you look close with lamp, you can see 1 - 2 inch long scratches. Side fan for disc area is little noisy, I switch it off. I use only 1 disc and it is cool enough.
- Other Thoughts: Case has many holes on side for air ventilation, there is no noise isolation as you can find for example in Antec cases. So computer is as silent as your fans inside - CPU cooler and Power supply. MicroATX MB ASUS P5E-VM HDMI G35 RT, CPU INTEL|C2D E8200 2.66G, CPU COOLER ZALMAN|CNPS 8700 NT R, MEM 2Gx2|GSK F2-6400CL5D-4GBPQ R, BLU-RAY ROM LITE-ON|DH-4O1S-08 4X R, HD 640G|WD 7K 16M WD6400AAKS, Rosewill ATX PS 380W. I am use it with Vista 32 bit for Internet / email / office / movies, only little games.
| Model | SG02-BF |
| Type | MicroATX Desktop |
| Color | Black |
| Case Material | Steel / Plastic |
| With Power Supply | No |
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Very poor ventilation
- Pros: Fit full sized radeon 4500.
- Cons: DO NOT BUY. Has very poor ventilation. Phenom running very hot due to power supply being directly on top of cpu. No place for another cpu fan so build up of heat occurs very quickly, even with 2 extra fans, due to very poor case construction. Installed non-stock cpu cooler and now case will not close. Horrible case overall.
Great Case for the price
- Pros: Great little case, goes together easily, looks good, very functional. have made several builds for office pc's using this case
- Cons: micro ATX mobo's I used were a tight fit but alignment was great when installed. The card reader adapter is a little tricky
- Other Thoughts: an extra 1/4 inch in the mobo bay ( lengthwise )would be AWESOME
Sugo case
- Pros: Slick looking... can handle a standard size psu. Well ventilated.
- Cons: None that I can think of...
| Model |
| Brand |
SILVERSTONE |
| Series |
SUGO |
| Model |
SG02-BF |
| Spec |
| Type |
MicroATX Desktop |
| Color |
Black |
| Case Material |
ABS / SECC Steel |
| With Power Supply |
No |
| Motherboard Compatibility |
MicroATX |
| With Side Panel Window |
No |
| Expansion |
| External 5.25" Drive Bays |
2 |
| External 3.5" Drive Bays |
1 |
| Internal 3.5" Drive Bays |
2 |
| Expansion Slots |
4 x Full size long cards capable (12") |
| Front Ports |
| Front Ports |
USB, Audio, IEEE 1394 |
| Cooling System |
| 80mm Fans |
1 x 80mm side fan |
| 120mm Fans |
No |
| Physical Spec |
| Dimensions(L x W x H) |
15.47" x 10.63" x 8.35" |
| Features |
| Features |
Steel structure for silent builds
Modern and cleanly styled SFF chassis
Enhanced cooling layout for high performance
Micro ATX motherboard & ATX PSU compatible
Extended-length expansion cards support |
| Manufacturer Warranty |
| Parts |
1 year limited |
| Labor |
1 year limited |
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Reviewed By: Rocko on 2/13/2009
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
