Silverstone Sugo Lite enclosure (SST-SG05BB)

This is a great case for building a mini-itx system.

Built a decent gaming rig in this small form factor. The cpu cooling had to be a bit of a compromise since I had to use low profile air cooler. Although I'm curious if an aio cpu water cooler would fit. My build left plenty of room between front fan and board... But I have the brackets for the cd/dvd drive and hard drive out removed for the moment since i wasnt using it. So I oc'd the cpu, gpu and ram at first but decided to leave only the gpu and ram oc'd because i wanted to keep the temps in the case and psu as low as possible under load. The temps i was getting under gaming was about 60C on the cpu which blows it's hot air into my psu to vent out. So I worry about the psu long term. Idle temps are about 34-37C for cpu. Gpu hasn't gotten over 60 c My build has the following: Ryzen 5 2600 AsRock fatality itx ac EVGA GTX 1060 6gb w/ manual OC Crucial P1 500gb m.2 drive Noctua NH-L12S cpu cooler Corsair SF 600 PSU 2666 mhz 16gb ram oc'd to 3000 mhz

Considering I didnt want a Node 202 because it was too long, I settled on the SilverStone and its worked perfectly. Fits my Gigabyte RTX 2070 perfectly and has more than enough room, with a little modification where the optical drive is, I fitted it with SDD bays and installed a few more extra

Its a pretty nice case. Im not into flashy cases and wanted something small. I dont have a graphics card in my case but I do have a 3.5 HDD which blocks the front intake a bit. Still I havent seen temps higher than 44F so far. Cable management options are sort of limited in this case. The top mesh does feel sort of weak and mine came slightly misshapen with one of the USB ports slightly broken (functional, but the shield housing is split. Nothing terribly upsetting.

With some modding and tie down holes in the right places, its the perfect case for me. Even with installed power supply, I can just slip in the mainboard with little to no issues