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Silverstone Sugo SG02 PC Case/Enclosure Review

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Uploaded by on Oct 4, 2009

http://www.smidgenpc.com - Silverstone's Sugo SG02 is a case meant for HTPCs and small general-purpose computers. The Sugo SG02 is a Micro-ATX case, and at $70 dollars it is on the low-to-mid range of prices for this type of computer. The SG02 has stiff competition from cases made by Antec and Raidmax, and this review will rank it against those products.

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  • I've got the SG01, very similar to this.

    If you want my advice for a build inside this case.

    1. You're going to struggle with cable management if you don't buy at least a partially modular PSU. There really is hardly anywhere good to tidy up cables if you use both drive trays and keep the HDD cage.

    2. This has got a stupid vent at the back near the cpu to fit a silverstone crossflow fan. Instead for a high end setup I'd blank those slots, use a tall heatsink and sideways fan.

  • Hi,

    I was just wondering what kind of clearance you get between the CPU and the PSU as I'm trying to find a decent cooler in advance of buying it.

    Great review btw, helped me make my mind up!

  • All this case needs is a better cable management system, and a better way to install and detach the HDDS.

    Also with the noise, if you are going to get this for a home theatre, you can simply buy silent brand fans and graphics. Never stay with the stock fans it comes with, spend a few extra dollars and you can have a silent PC.

  • modular psu

  • great review i just bought one of this for lan parties! Thx

  • Very good review, Thanks.

  • @AleksNHWarcraft3 You can fit a 4890 in the case. I have the same case myself with a GTX 260 216SP, which is longer than the 4890. However, make sure you get the "F" variant, as in the "SG02B-F" or the "SG02W-F". The non-F variants CANNOT fit higher-end video cards.

  • nice review

  • can u fit a 1gb ddr5 ATI 4890 into there?:P

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