Excerpt: SilverStone's SG05 computer case aims to turn your desk from a grassy field dominated by huge dark towers into a field sharing space with a shiny and comforting little
Conclusion: The Silverstone SUGO SG05 is a great little case that proves that you do not need to compromise on performance just because you do not want a big case under your desk
Pros: Cools well for such a small case, Good low noise level, Included 300W PSU, Clean look, Small case, Accepts regular CPU-coolers and modern graphics cards, Can fit both ...
Cons: No toollfree installation, Not as many good mini-ITX motherboards available, Only supports slot-in optical drive, Limited space for after-market CPU-coolers
Conclusion: SilverStone has done a fine job making a mini-ITX case ready for the consumer market. The case supports a wide variety of expansion and if your motherboard supports it,...
Conclusion: Now as new, more powerful mini-ITX sized motherboards are released, we may see some more demand for small cases, with powerful powersupplies and enough room for some
Pros: Clean and simple design, Gives the possibility to a compact, but powerful system, Good ventilation, Good powersupply
Cons: Flimsy build of the case, The recommendable 90-degree SATA-cable not bundled, Possible noise due to large ventilation holes, Gray base-color
Summary: The SilverStone Sugo SG05 is priced at $100 USD, which may seem as a bit expensive due to its size, but considering it includes a (good) 300 Watt power supply and other
Excerpt: [img]logo.gif[/img] In our last small system review, we took a look at Silverstone’s SG03 SFF case. While it was amazing that we could fit so much hardware in such a
Summary: SilverStone Sugo SG05 is a small case targeted to users that want to build a small yet powerful computer. Here is a summary of what we found about this product.