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  1. 05-12-2008, 11:46 AM #1
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    News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    SilverStone's latest mini-ITX chassis is just 175mm tall, but it still has room for a 230mm long graphics card and a couple of hard drives, too.
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    its actually pretty large would be a good lan box though
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Does take full height cards though, so while it is tall, it has good reason to be.
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    oh i dont know, i would like to see them do something fancy with riser cards

    whichever way you shake it, this isnt silverstones smallest sff. as i say though, nice lan box
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    I don't know many ITX boards with two slots... PCI Express or PCI... Many with one...

    Still, looks nice...
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Silverstones LC19 is smaller by volume and will take a microATX board which is bigger, giving you a lot more choice.

    Ok, it only has one expansion slot, but the LC19 is probably the smallest Silverstone case, not this one.
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Quote Originally Posted by Funkstar View Post
    Silverstones LC19 is smaller by volume and will take a microATX board which is bigger, giving you a lot more choice.

    Ok, it only has one expansion slot, but the LC19 is probably the smallest Silverstone case, not this one.
    or the LC07 if you want to be really pedantic

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    I don't know many ITX boards with two slots... PCI Express or PCI... Many with one...

    Still, looks nice...
    the two slots are for mini-dtx really
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Woo ha! I'm famous! FAMOUS!

    Now to bag me one of them WAGs...
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Quote Originally Posted by MadduckUK View Post
    or the LC07 if you want to be really pedantic



    the two slots are for mini-dtx really
    Ah a format of which there are how many boards? I did manage to find ONE...
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

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    or the LC07 if you want to be really pedantic
    hmmm, pedantry... not very useful though is it?
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Ah finally, a nicely styled shuttle-sized chassis without the crappy shuttle components!
    Will totally get this when my current shuttle inevitably dies
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    The 120mm fan is a plus in my book.... but the DTX support is a bit pointless
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    unless your going to stick a graphics card in it that has a dual slot cooler
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    Re: News - SilverStone announces its smallest Sugo SFF chassis, the Sugo SG05

    Quote Originally Posted by MadduckUK View Post
    its actually pretty large would be a good lan box though
    Looks nice - good find. (Possible HTPC... Any 780g mobos on ITX? All I'd need is a TV card, then.)

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