hmmm .. looks so plain ... just like a smaller version of one of their HTPC cases ....

I don't think the quality of the photo is an issue but the brightness and contrast is ....

try to get more light source close by the case to help brighten the photo...

wahh... looks like Sugo-01 not that small at all...

same height but wider .....

I think only SUGO-03 looks really small .. but it still can't be as small as MAC Mini or ShuttleX ....

definitely men ... just couple leds, wires, power switch and connector to complete the mod ...

of course solding also need for perfect finishing and some sleeve would be best things tidy ...

I rather work with drill and electronic jigsaw ... much more efficient and cheaper ...

Cutting disc just pain in the ass as it crack easily .. it's good when wanted to cut some curve shape ...

anyway .. still great mode . .but it would be nice if ur entire QXBOX using the same acrylic ... AC Ryan right

Those components are goodie but when it's put into such a small case within SUGO-01..

I wonder it would becomes toaster or not ...

anyway there's lots of M-ATX mobo u could choose ...

btw the board support DX10 isn't the point .. it's the graphic card that does the job more ..

you could also try ATI 3870 which is much cooler and performs similar to 8800GT ....

Actually there's really few that could be found in MY ...

You could get many G31and G33 chipset mobo with average performance and at cheaper price ..

if u really want a nice M-ATX mobo Asus P5E-VM HDMI for G35 chip is a nice one but as pricey as RM645 ... which I don't feel the price is justified to it's performance...

or u could get foxconn G33M for G33 chip at RM375 ...

those are for Intel chipset .. I'm not sure about AMD chipset because .. there's only few that nice such as Biostar 690 chipset or Asus M2A-VM and M2A-VM HDMI ...

overall AMD solution is cheaper but the only issue is AMD CPU that is powerful generates more heats ... so if run in SFF .. need to make sure airflow is really good ...

@phunkydude
hahah .. of course...

todays performance part really not suitable for SFF case .. but it's never meant to be ...

@juejue123

you could always check out sales threat section ...

there are few seller with their own shop that carry silverstone case ...

so check it out first ...

@juejue123
On the safe side better get a quality 480 watts PSU to hold up the rig .

how much different is between this and Sugo-04 ....

apart from got a big handle ... the internal looks the same and downgraded to SECC steel ...

It's portable since it got a handle .. beside how heavy more it could be even with SECC ....

But I won't want this case due to the CPU cooler height limitation . ..

haha.. u got ur point hypermax ...

however people would need the handle for the sake to put in and take out the case easiler only ..

of course a lan bag would be the perfect solution ... but the handle does come a bit more handy in moving the case around ....

anyway all these have to refer to SS design team loh ...

This would be bice addition for mAtx setup loh .. .

Can't wait for it to be launched .....





This post has been edited by Doom: Jun 3 2008, 05:26 PM

This is DFI LP JR P45-T2RS

full spec:
Chipset INTELŪ P45+ICH10R
CPU �� Socket-775 for Intel Core TM2 Quad, Core TM 2 Duo, Core TM2 Extreme
�� Socket-775 for Intel PentiumŪ D
�� 4 Phase digital PWM
FSB �� 800/1066/1333 MHz
Memory �� 128-bit Dual-channel memory architecture
�� 4 240-pin DDRII DIMM sockets max 8GB
�� Supports unbuffered, single/double-side DDR2 533/667/800 DIMMs
�� Supports x8/x16, non-ECC and up to 1Gb DDRII devices
Expansion Slots �� 1 x16 or 2 x16 Graphic Slots in 2 x8 lanes by IC switch
�� 2 PCIe x1
�� 2 PCI slots
Storage �� 1 Floppy port
�� 1 parallel IDE ports with up to 133Mbps UltraDMA
�� 6 serial SATAII ports with up to 3Gbs
�� Support INTEL SATAII with RAID 0/1/0+1/5
�� JMB 368 supports 1 IDE port
USB �� 12 USB2.0 ports
Audio �� Realtek ALC885 for 8CH HD audio CODEC
LAN �� 1 GbE LAN by Marvell 8053
Legacy I/O �� IT8718F-S
�� Hardware Monitoring:
CPU/System temperature sensing w/ overheating alarm CPU
overheating protection during system boot-up
12v/5v/3.3v/Vcore/Vdimm/Vnb/Vbat/5Vsb voltages sensing
Current drive CPU temperature sensing
3 Fan speed sensing and 1 Linear fan speed control for CPU fan
Back panel I/O �� 1 x PS2 mouse, 1 x PS2 keyboard
�� 2 USB2.0 ports, 1 x RJ45
�� 4 USB2.0 ports
Other Onboard
Connectors
�� 3 USB header for 6 USB2.0 ports
�� 1 5x1-pin for IRDA header
�� 1 4-pin FAN connector for CPU, 2 3-pin FAN for Chipset, 3 3-pin FAN for system
�� 1 COM
�� 24-pin ATX and 8-pin ATX power connectors
�� Standby LED, S3 LED
�� EZ-On and EZ-Touch switches for onboard power on and reset
�� 10x2-pin front panel headers (IDE LED, Power LED, Power switch, Reset button

Qmicra^2 ain't cheap if not mistaken ... and it has a comparively weaker interior design .. lack of support bar between front to rear end of the case ...

the mobo should runs on 8X2....

one thing about this DFI mobo is the T-socket (CPU socket) is very close to the edge...

this would limited the use of after market cooler in a Cube shape case.

Heatsink might extend more than the mobo tray and touched the side panel or worst goes beyond that.

That make me struggle either to wait for this mobo and find another suitable cooler or just get Asus P5E VM HDMI. ..


Anyway updated with new photo ...



This post has been edited by Doom: Jun 4 2008, 06:32 PM

I hope it doesn't cost like a bomb but surely it would be some where around MR500 loh .. given the chipset, size and heat pipe.

@mfcm
That's possible for tower cooler, what I mean is those blower style cooler.

usually those comes with huge width around 12cm ....

those definitely would run into trouble ..

that's what I'm worry about, I'd love to use this to build my SFF system ...

but the size of the cooler most likely would causes problem ...

so either don't go for this mobo or get another cooler or have to got WC all hte way again .. path that I hate the most ... wc ...