SilverStone sg12, User Manual

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Product Overview
Specification
Sugo Series
Material
Model
Motherboard
Drive Bay
Cooling System
Expansion Slot
Front I/O Port
Power Supply
Expansion Card
Limitation of CPU cooler
Dimension
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Fan and drive cage configuration will affect graphics card length support, please refer to manual for detailed information.
Aluminum front panel, steel body
SST-SG12B (black)
Micro ATX, Mini-DTX, Mini-ITX
Exposed
Internal
Top
Side
Rear
4
USB 3.0 x 2, audio x 1, MIC x 1
Optional standard PS2(ATX)
*Support graphics card up to 14.5”, width restriction-4.46"
82mm
266 mm (W) x 210 mm (H) x 407 mm (D), 22.7 liters
5.25” x 1
3.5" x 3 (compatible with 2.5”), 2.5” x 9
1 x 80mm fan slot
1 x 120mm intake fan, 1200rpm
1 x 80mm fan slot, Optional cross-flow fan
SG12
Introduction
1
SilverStone’s Sugo series, since its introduction in 2005, has been the de facto standard for which retail
small form factor cases are defined. The introduction of SG12 is both a tribute and advancement to one
of the most revered case designs within SilverStone product portfolio, the Sugo SG01. With classic
shoebox proportion maintained, the SG12 continues to impress with its ability to accommodate many
standard sized components such as ATX power supply and room for graphics cards up to 14.5 inches. For
cooling, side intake fan size has been upgraded to 120mm from 80mm to help cope with future hardware
demands. For storage, redesigned internal layout allows for installation of up to nine 2.5” drives. Finished
with an aluminum front panel with built-in handle bar, the SG12 is an excellent case for anyone looking to
build a semi-portable, compact workstation or a powerful, yet small gaming system.
duct Overview
oduction
one’s Sugo series, since its introduction in 2005, has been the de facto standard for which
m factor cases are defined. The introduction of SG12 is both a tribute and advancement