Build a PC: SilverStone SG07

Foxunderground.com quick look for the SilverStone SG07 small form factor case. This build will be used for a home media server. Total build price was $900. PC was completed with the following parts:

2010 SFF PC Project Parts List

• SilverStone SG07 case with 600W PSU
• Gigabyte GA-H55N-USB3 Motherboard
• Intel Core i3-530 2.93 GHz LGA 1156 Processor
• Intel stock CPU cooler
• G-Skill ECO Series DDR3 1333 memory (4GB)
• ATI Radeon HD5670 video card (optional)
• SilverStone TOB02 slim Blu-Ray combo drive
• Western Digital Scorpio Black WD3200BEKT 320GB 7200RPM notebook hard drive
• Western Digital WD1600AAJS 160GB 7200RPM hard drive (storage)

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[s1rre]

Hello, great video!

I'm planning on building a computer in the nearest future. But I'm worried about the video card. Do you think a RADEON HD6950 2GB would fit? Or is it to big?

Thanks

[ksstudios]

@s1rre The SG07 will support cards up to 12.2 inches. The HD6950's I checked were a little over 10", so you should be fine.

[snakemanjayd]

Thanks for answering my previous questions. This case seems perfect, for a monster LAN PC in a small package. But... how easily would one be able to install some sort of handle? Would that even be feasible? Or would it be too heavy? It just seems that it is so compact, it would be nice to be able to carry it by a handle.

[ksstudios]

@snakemanjayd The top panel is too thin to attach a handle, it would probably bend the metal. You may want to check out a carry strap instead. Those wrap around the entire case and have a carry handle on top.

[videojoa]

wondering to get thins for my LAN-party pc.

[muffemod]

Onboard video :(

[snakemanjayd]

@ksstudios Nice. Thanks

[snakemanjayd]

@ksstudios Awesome, thanks for the reply

[ksstudios]

@snakemanjayd Yes, it operates the same as a standard notebook drive. Our model is a slot fed one, so there is no tray to pop out. There are models that have the tray like you described and should fit without any trouble.

[snakemanjayd]

@ksstudios The one you used looks like a notebook drive