Silverstone SG10 Micro-ATX Ports
Power Switch: On/off button for the device.
HDD LED: Light that turns on when there is drive activity.
Power LED: Light that is on while the system is powered on. May flash when the system is in standby / sleep.
Reset Switch: Immediately hard-restarts system. Last resort only, as it will lose unsaved data and may corrupt OS.
USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0) Port(s): Universal Serial Bus (USB) port for connecting USB 3.2 Gen 1 and older devices (5 Gb/s).
Front Microphone Jack: 3.5mm analog audio jack for microphone input to the computer.
Front Headphone Jack: 3.5mm analog audio jack for output to headphones.
USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0) Port(s): Universal Serial Bus (USB) port for connecting USB 3.2 Gen 1 and older devices (5 Gb/s).
Silverstone SG10 Micro-ATX Dimensions
This is one of the newest compact cases in Silverstone's SUGO line, and while it is a little taller than my beloved SG01 it solves a lot of the issues that case had. Being able to use tall CPU coolers is a huge improvement, for example, since it helps reduce noise and allows use of higher-wattage CPUs. It also looks better in person than in pictures, in my opinion.
The Silverstone SG10 is a pretty decent solution to get full-size power in a smaller package. It takes full ATX power supplies and has ample space for large tower-style CPU coolers, meaning high-power CPUs can be used without issue. The Micro-ATX form factor even makes SLI an option, and all while taking up significantly less space than a standard mid-tower chassis. The compromise to get all this in a small box is drive options. Optical drives are only supported in slim slot-load format, and SSD/HDD mounting is limited but generally sufficient. Overall, the SG10 is a big step up in both functionality and aesthetics compared to older compact-form offerings like the SG01.
The Silverstone SG10 is quite a fantastic small form factor case that fits many needs. Having built many systems in this chassis I have come to appreciate the design and size that come together neatly for maximum use. What impresses me the most is how versatile this case can be for when we need a quiet configuration or we are building a system built for peak performance, and to add a cherry on top this case is incredibly light allowing it to be easily moved for events or when you want to re-arrange your den on a whim. All in all the SG10 is my favorite chassis that I have worked in.
Model: Silverstone SST-SG10B
Specifications
| Color | Black |
| Material | Aluminum front panel, steel frame |
| Type/Size | Small Form Factor |
| Maximum Motherboard Size | MicroATX |
| Case Window | No |
Dimensions | |
| Height | 295 mm (11.6 in) |
| Width | 220 mm (8.7 in) |
| Depth | 354 mm (13.9 in) |
| Net Weight | 5.8 kg (12.8 lbs) |
| Maximum CPU Cooler Height | 165mm |
| Maximum GPU Length | 338mm |
| Maximum PSU Length | 180mm |
Drive Bays | |
| External 5.25 inch | 0 |
| External 3.5 inch | 0 |
| Internal 3.5 inch | 2 |
| Internal 2.5 inch | 4 |
| Slim 5.25 inch | 1 |
Front Panel Connectors | |
| USB 3.0 | 2 |
| Audio In | 1 |
| Audio Out | 1 |
Cooling System | |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Included Fans | Rear 120mm, Top 180mm |
| Total Fan Mounts | Left side 2x 92/80mm, Left side 120/92mm, Right side 80mm |
Includes fan 180mm to 140mm fan adapter (for top fan)
