i stuffed a quad into the sg03 sff... ends up like an oven

depends on which 'specific' mobo u going to use..
just for ur reference, (similar hsf) .. the zalman cnps8700 cun cun fits on gheygabyte g33m series mobo.

wahh wahhh... noctua in SFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
u makes me craze lahh...

i hope my sg03 sff can fit noctua too..
heck!! mine only fits puny hsf. (look how puny it is - click in my siggie "SFF" for a front view w/ front fan panel detached)

i did consider ur square lian li before, but can't fit in cabin luggage
my quaddy sg03 was built at hometown then stuffed into cabin luggage to bring over

currently running my sff on 3.2g.. 24/7 loaded w/ folding.
achieved 50% oc , but not happy with the temp. >_<
somemore only now winter makes it possible for 3.2g ... so, 3.2g will gone!!!! in 4-5months time
or worst, when summer comes.. need to back to stock speed.. wahahahhaahah!

yea, the SG03 needs two high cfm 120mm fans places in the front fan brackets..
currently i only got 2 low + slow ... 120mm fan at the front fan brackets.

my nb temp. on load is hovering around 50c .. which is hot.
though i still ran it 24/7 on full load.. for folding @ 3.2 ghz ...
that's 50% oc for that quadz.

afff... matx p45~
my g33m is now 3 gen. way behind

i remember in the past, there's only one matx board for nv-sli but s939

now, here comes 2 full x16 pcie slots for matx xfire..

as my siggie, 24/7 full load @ 3.2ghz kentsfield (50% oc) in sg03 sff.
temps? very much depends on ambient temp.
sunny day -> 70c @load
cold night -> 55c @load


super sweetttt!!!

under intel, decide which chipset u wanna go for,
g31 - gigabyte g31m
g33 - gigabyte g33m-ds2r/s2h , asus p5k-vm
g35 - asus p5e-vm hdmi
Q35 - asus p5e-vm
g43
g45
p45 - dfi lp jr p45

nice oc-able board will be starts from g33m , g35 & p45.

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for amd,
go for 780g chipset mobo,
as they doing well as htpc too, with its onboard vga.

is there still f-i90hd in market?
the f-i90hd was once a famous matx board that being the 1st be able to do 'decent' oc for a matx setup, during its time. (as previously matx board do nutz / zero hope to do oc on it)

till the g33m chipset launched, mobo such as giga g33m-ds2r and asus p5k-vm --> both g33m matx mobo revolutionized the matx forever
as that g33m mobo overclocks well near to mainstream chipset ability, while even challenges better oc-ability compared to some p35 mobo.
i remember i saw some1 hit over 600fsb with e8200 on the ds2r.

after the g33m, there comes the only g35 mobo in the market -> asus p5e-vm hdmi
this mobo tops out in every aspects/features, together with ocability rate surpasses g33m.
though it comes with a heavy matx price tag of rm6xx till today. (never drop on its price lolz )

*note that i remember f-i90hd had a high dead/rma rate.
quite a number reported the board goes kongz after a period of time'
(and it's considered limited/outdated at its features being a matx mobo , as it's quite old already)

suggest u to go for p5k-vm if u'r tight on budget, as it's a bit cheaper compared to ds2r
due to the lack of raid feature. (ain't that important if u'r not gonna use raid setup)

Can spam pics. ah?
Get take some shots yesterday when do some cleaning and installing gc.



This post has been edited by phunkydude: Sep 22 2008, 09:58 PM

This post has been edited by phunkydude: Sep 22 2008, 09:59 PM

eh, how u guys route ur cables till so nice ah?
mine don't even have space to route it nicely..

is it the psu or case? or need skill

isn't that pci-wifi card also got 5cm antenna protrudes out from the back of pci slot?

both bout the same price'
afaik, dlink got many models on pci-wifi.. very confusing on the model numbers
some are old model.. supporting only a/b ,
while new ones, a/b/g , or even n?

yea, i also notice this thread is housed by v350

sugo quite famous too, but not here.
didn't see any other sugo user reportin' in here for long time dy..
sg01 , sg01-evo , sg02 , sg03. any1?

i went for sugo, mainly due to its size & weight
sugo carries title of being the lightest & smallest footprint , among all SFF.

i think i can't post all specs of SFF in here right?

anyway, before i build my current rig.,
i did a survey on all sff case, last year.

so, i can safely say that.
unless you put m-itx case into count.

afaik, sugo series only those i stated right?
01, 02 ,03.
still got more?

anyway, originally.. SFF term is only for m-itx setup.
but then, vendors start to come out with matx case and call it as SFF.

try sg03 if ur fren want the smallest footprint of SFF.
it's a tad bit heavier than sg01, but still @ a mere 3.5kg of weight.
sg01 & 02 , weighs lighter but bigger footprint.

& another thing is that, although sg03 'looks' bigger than sg01
they actually got the very same/close cubic weight. (so, it's eye problem only. )

yea, i agree
i starts to think ST50e is a must to pair it up nicely.

didn't get updated w/ sg04,
released on beginning of this yr. eh?

looks like sg04 promotes mobility with sg03 based design,
adding a handle bar w/ front facelift.

btw, sg03 perfect fit in cabin luggage'
that's how i bring it over ,
yeah it's the size and weight that allows me to bring over my rig. by slip it inside the small cabin luggage'

3ghz C2D on m-itx
ohh chheeezzz~, just knew got m-itx board supports even up to C2Q~!!!!!!
i droolsssss~~~~ imagining C2Q in a m-itx box.

jinaun, as in the pic.
the casing's width is of 3.5" hdd's width right?

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Added on October 6, 2008, 11:52 pmit's a p45 by itself, thus holds the capability of dfi full fledge p45 board as well'
unlike previous matx boards w/ G-chipset by most.

This post has been edited by phunkydude: Oct 6 2008, 11:52 PM

he wants to play with xfire 1st