Introduction

I would like to thank SilverStone for supplying the review sample.


Silverstone always aims to reinvent the computer chassis and is one of the companies known for their willingness to go with unusual and unique designs. The same goes for their SUGO series that revolves around compact designs. Today, we are taking a look at the SG09. This incredibly compact chassis has enough room for an mATX board, a dual-GPU configuration, and a large CPU cooler.

Special Features

• Supports graphics cards of any length
• Supports full tower CPU coolers
• Supports Strider Plus PSUs of up to 1000W capacity
• Mandatory cable routing design
• Ample fan slots for maximum airflow
• Motherboard backplate opening behind CPU area for quick cooler assembly

Packaging

Silverstone ships the Sugo SG09 in a fully colored cardboard box. It actually features a Velcro strap to help you carry it home. This is pretty cool since you can, for example, use this strap within the system to bunch up some cables. One side shows the chassis as a whole, while the other holds an image of the opened up SG09. The small sides are filled with specifications and special feature descriptions of the chassis in various languages.


The case is held in place by two sturdy Styrofoam spacers, so you won't have to worry about it arriving damaged. On top that, a plastic bag has been put over the case to keep it fingerprint and scratch free.

Contents

You will receive an internal USB 3.0 to USB 2.0 adapter, all black screws, a molex to 3-pin fan cable, a set of plastic parts to install a 140 mm fan instead of the 180 mm Air Penetrator, four stick-on feet for the bottom of the chassis, and some cable ties. A thick and fairly detailed manual has also been included.