SilverStone Sugo Series SG07-B Black Aluminum / SECC Mini-ITX Desktop Computer Case 600W 80+ Bronze Certified / Single +12V rail Power Supply

Pros: Compact case, good use of space, good looking, quality power supply, excellent cooling.

Cons: You have to remove IEC power plug on back to get the graphics card holder back in place after a card is installed. The powder coating on the tops and side of the case is either a really poor job of texturing or they did not do a good job of cleaning the aluminum prior to powder coating or painting. Reset switch is on the back of the case which seemed a little strange and then had a super long set of wires. To access the power supply switch you have to remove the top part of the case. There are rails that go along the top corners from front to back. They could have made these more conducive to storing/hiding cables. When the fan is installed, you can't get cables in and out. The PSU cables in some cases are way too long and in others too short. I also think they should have used a modular supply - although this did not create a huge issue.

Overall Review: I think this could have been a 10 out 10 case with a little more attention to detail. I love the case and would buy it again regardless of these oversights listed in the Cons becuase they are not deal-breakers.

Pros: This is an amazing case. If my board, heatsink, harddrives, and my GTS 450 prefectly It has amazing air flow with the 180 mm fan and keeps my processor at a nice 27 C idle and 50 C under full load. Fits my GTS 450 with room to spare, alot of room to spare. With the 600w power supply to run pretty much anything Looks great and is exactly what I needed for my mini gaming rig.

Cons: Cable Management The instructions give some incite on how to run your cables, but it is still a pain. It took me a little bit to plan out where they would go to not hit my heatsink or anything.

Overall Review: Great Case, Would recommend to anyone building a mini gaming tower. My Build This Case Intel Mini ITX 1156 MB i3-530 2.93 Duel Core EVGA SuperClocked GTS 450 4bg ddr3 1333 ram 1tb WD HD

Pros: Great case, small footprint, large cooling fan, 600 watt power supply included.

Cons: Requires use of expensive half-height optical drive. No provision for FDD but power supply provided a FDD power plug but NO "Slim SATA" power for half-height optical drive.

Overall Review: Purchased a Digistor DIG 31613 Slim SATA to Standard SATA Power Adapter that worked perfectly although it delayed completion of build by one week due to shipping time.

Pros: -Just about as small as a case you can get that will fit a full size video card. -Excellent cooling design -600w PSU -Sexy

Cons: -Case can easily overheat if you aren't careful -Nowhere to put cables

Overall Review: This is the perfect case if you are looking to build a powerful mini-itx computer. The only problem I have with the case is that it can easily overheat in small areas. It is positively cooled, meaning all fans suck in air and the air just naturally goes out of the side holes. However this design means that if the case isn't in a completely open area, it can easily suck the hot air back in that is pushed out. Not a big deal if you plan on leaving the case on top of an uncluttered desk, but something to think about if you want to place this inside a cabinet or something.

Pros: Fits nearly all fullsize cards Best mini-itx layout i've seen with this small of a footprint

Cons: --Chassis fan speed toggle switch - when connected to a PWM fan header on the motherboard and switching the fan to "low" either the fan or my motherboard starts to emit an electrical buzzing noise. With the fan set to "high" the fan doesnt get above ~650rpm. I solved this by bumping the fan duty cycle in the bios up from 30% minimum to 40% minimum which put the fan at ~750rpm. Not a real issue, just makes the switch pointless, food for thought. --I personally felt that some of the wiring should have been run differently --Power supply is great, and the wires arent terribly bad when you re-route them. I'd like to see the PCI Express power cables be shortened significantly, how far can you really place the card from the psu in this case? I know it is a cost issue most likely but would add to the "this was made for this case" feeling and make for a higher feeling of quality. The same goes for some other cables in the case, like front panel headers and the chassis fan wiring.

Overall Review: FYI, the NT06E heatsink will fit, it may require some bending of the heat pipes though to allow clearance for whatever add-in card you put in your PCI Express slot. Motherboard - Intel DH67CF CPU - Intel i7-2600 Memory - Kingston HyperX 1333 2x4GB VGA - Gigabyte GV-R695OC-1GD Case - Silverstone Sugo SG07

Pros: compact monolithic design just barely squeezes into most entertainment systems & adds class to the HTPC genre. I liked it from the start & installation was pretty easy & I was up & running on the first build without any snags. I'm using a Prolima Tech Samuel 17 with an i7 875K & DFI MI-P55 with 2x2GB Transcend AXE-2000's @ 3.6Ghz & DDR3-2000.. =)

Cons: A case of this calibre sporting a 200+ price tag should have more frills. A Media compatible remote control & fan controllers would have been nice to add for an extra 30 bucks. Other than that, I can't complain about much. I learned you have to switch the PSU on, inside the case which is odd & a pain. The trade off is maximum use of space.

Overall Review: Silverstone made another compact, great looking case that can really accomodate a monster M-ITX system. My i7 875K runs fairly cool at low fan speeds & I can crank them up with the case switch & added fan controller for the CPU FAN. =)

Pros: This case is great! It's extremely sturdy, a bit heavy but that just means higher quality. While small, there's lots of room to work here. I never felt it was too small, and this is my first HTPC box. I have a full size Geforce GTX460 in here just fine. And still had room to tuck in the extra extra power supply wires. Fan is quiet on low. If you turn it to high, it can be loud, but its still bearable.

Cons: I have a sound issue with this case when using the front connectors. When plugging in any headset to this unit I get static that won go away. When I plug in a USB device (Iphone, USB Hub, Mouse, Keyboard) it gets significantly worse. I've tried everything but It just wont go away. If anyone has advice on fixing this I'm all ears! I always annoy whoever I'm talking to from this computer because of this static noise

Pros: certified PSU. Spiffy design. Well thought out case that was a pleasure to build a system in. Fits a huge video card, 12.2 inches!! wow

Cons: Did have some space issues but it's a mini-ITX system so that was expected. PSU manual switch is inside the case, but that has been brought up already.

Overall Review: Bought this for my new mini-ITX I5 Sandybridge system. SILVERSTONE SG07-B ASUS VE276Q Black 27" Intel Core i5-2500 Sandy Bridge 3.3GHz GIGABYTE GV-N460OC-1GI GTX 460 1GB GIGABYTE GA-H67N-USB3-B3 LGA 1155 CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB)