damn seeing it makes me want it

removing the HDD cage isn't goin to be a problem to me, as i only use 1 HDD & 1 DVD-RW, so can mount the HDD in the 5" bay slot, but more concern on an intake fan

removing it = no intake fan la so how? got any idea? don't tell me to put the intake fan on that top fan hole, prefer to let it be an exhaust fan

i guess have to mount the intake fan on the side panel la which also means modding required

wow, creative there, instead removable tray they did a stacker (like those hi-fi set )

LOL...

cut the metal part above the proc area = can install tower type cooler

psu place above the graphic card area = nice suck out all the heat generated by the graphic card

this case got lotsa fans, 3 x 80mm at the rear, 1 x 80mm at the front, 40mm/60mm at the hdd section

i don't think he bought the case separately

that's a shuttle pc, comes in one set, not parts by parts

aiyo, don't expect the temp will nice la if u using SFF

if really wanna cool ur proc, go water cooling

yeah, the psu fan is the only fan that does the air exhaust task

u all know how slow psu's fan spins rite? not enough to do the job

dat's why is gonnaa be hot in there, muhahaha

ain't it better just to discuss it here

never mind, let just see how this thread goes

some links about the µATX overclocling records:

-one C2D@4Ghz in matx? 6700@4Ghz by drazendead:
http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/7586/400tk1.jpg

-from pvhk:
http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/9969/3h02oe1.jpg



More than 4 Ghz with quad G0 from the members of d'HFR:

-Max screen q6600 G0@4.10ghz by Kyosh1ro with ga-g33m-ds2r (noctua nh12):
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=235933

-screen qx6850@4.2Ghz by drazendead sur ga-g33m-ds2r with water cooling system:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=253519

bhahaha, ur term of SFF is way, way wrong la

SFF for sure ain't for ATX

easy, if its an ATX - not SFF case

hate to tell u this:



btw, that's a really god-damn-nice SFF

same design like SG03 but reversed mATX style or mBTX style

damn, i'm starting this ASUS SFF

can't build it with alu

what u mean?

i thought it was made from ABS & acrylic front panel, 1.5mm aluminum body (taken from Silverstone website)

plus the case is lighter than SG01

for sure it can be built from SECC

the weight reduction for this SG02 came from teh front panel, coz they built it from ABS & acrylic

SG01 front panel is heavy

but the price is far differs a lot from SG01 & SG03 range!!!! why? whyyyyyyy?

This post has been edited by E-J@1: Dec 22 2007, 12:47 PM

@ rsangel

get a modular psu

or

move back ur hdd to its original bay & then can sorok those psu cable in the 5" bay (then again the IDE problem comes back la )

or

cut those unused psu cables, cut & shorten those use but hella long psu cables & sleeve all of em, cheapest move but will void ur warranty though

so either:

1. modular psu (damn expensive)
2. new SATA hdd (cheaper than those modular psu)
3. mod ur psu (cheapest among all, void warranty --> but if using cap ayam psu, why not? )

This post has been edited by E-J@1: Jan 3 2008, 04:23 PM

impossible

where u wanna place the ccfl light?

the shortest one that i know of is 10cm

where to put? 10cm!! i don't think there is a space for 10cm

maybe can consider putting leds in SG01-W

refer here

u should have ask the pro modder here to custom make those LED like Allngap did for his mod

damn cheap & satisfaction guaranteed

@ jy14



bro, where u manage to find those blue cable tie base?

or u spray em into blue

often found black and white, no other color

what is there to mod?

most SFF casing is already (mostly) perfect

95% ppl that using SFF for sure r not those high-end stuff user

only those 5% user using high-end stuff will be needing to mod the case for thermal issue (eg. water cooling)

or what ever issue

no dude, the blue cable tie base mount

cool man

still need the price

as u mentioned earlier, its from SG rite?

so this is the case that u were talking about huh

SilverStone SG02F







SG02-F outfitted with 12" long ATI Radeon HD 2900XTX 1GB GDDR4 (OEM version)

Graphic card length reference:
ATI Radeon HD 2900XTX 1GB GDDR4 (OEM version) - 12"
Leadtek Quadro FX 5600 1.5GB GDDR3 - 12"
NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra/GTX - 10.5"
ATI Radeon HD 3870X2 - 10.5 "
ATI Radeon HD 2900XT - 9.5"
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GS/GT/GTS - 9"
ATI Radeon HD 3870/3850 - 9 "

take a ruler

measure it urself

how wide is the ruby orb? 12cm is it?

make sure the proc socket is in the middle of the measurement (6cm)

unless u got the same exact mode with xk2 then only u opinion is applicable on this

different mobo have different socket location

i doubt u can fit a cooler of 12cm width on mobo that have its socket near to the side panel of the case

correcto

like i said before

measure ur proc socket, how wide is it

let say 4cm, take a ruler, measure it by placing the proc socket in the middle of that 12cm measurement

that means u must have at least 4cm on the left & another 4cm on the right of the socket

why 4cm? just to be on the safe side