SG13P-USA

I put together a computer for my partner who wanted something compact, and this case was a great choice. We fit a two fan graphics card in here with one front intake case fan (120mm) and a full size power supply. It would have been nice to use a small form factor psu to have more space for the cpu cooler, but it fits the AMD wraith stock cooler and temps stay consistent under heavy use, so there’s technically enough airflow. It did not come with the back plate needed for a smalller psu that so keep that in mind if you are installing one. Since there was no space for more case fans I set the graphics card fans to be always on, and that helps keep it cool inside. The psu is mounted with intake on the top and exhaust out the back. Overall I was expecting cable management to be a nightmare in here but it really wasn’t too difficult, they provide some cable ties to tuck things into the corners. I’ll probably need to remove the psu to switch out the gpu or basically access anything else in the case but that’s not that big of a deal, it’s worth it for the super small form factor while being able to use a lot of full size parts. Bonus points for the color :)

Very nice case. Paint is well done, and case is easy to take apart. Looks great in the living room as a mini gaming PC. Only RGB is 4 lights on the front panel and they are not distracting. Two things to keep in mind if you are looking at this case. If you are using a 3.5" HD, make sure you have a smaller ATX power supply or a SFX power supply. I have a full size ATX, and the 3.5" drive will not fix. Other is power supply also. The full size ATX power supply is making the PC over heat. I have tired flipping the power supply to face the fan up or down, and have a 140mm front fan, with no luck. I have a SFX power supply coming and will update my review once received. *Update* SFX power supply fixed overheating problem. Running 15c cooler.

Pros: -Easy to work with -Excellent Construction (full steel body) -Nice front ports -Perfect paint job (cute) -Little shelf to help support PSU -Built-in motherboard stand-offs -Good ventilation -Difficult front panel connector cables (Power, HD LED, etc) are color coded for +/- -Nice bracket to clamp down the GPU Cons: -Missing a front fin, so only 3 screws to hold in 140mm fan (or radiator) -Got a little gash trying to shove in a big power supply, non-modular. (recommend SFX (with mount) or modular power supply) -Wish more case builders would use a power button you can smash in when you're really angry (personal opinion) Overall an excellent little case.

I got this pink case as a gift because it's nice and small. It's pretty good all around except for the limited airflow options. However, some front panel wires on mine were damaged because whoever assembled it tightened a ziptie too tight around them. I had to splice 2 of the wires.

Fantastic mini itx chassis, fit a full atx 450 watt power supply, a full-sized two slot graphics card and a single-fan AIO (with some careful planning and re-configuring). The pink color really pops and looks fantastic for my girlfriend’s build, plus the front mesh panel is really sleek. Only complaints are that the plastic around the front panel feels a little cheap, there isnt a dedicated restart button and it didn’t ship with a manual. That being said I highly recommend to anyone looking for a sff chassis

Built a system in this as a file server and Resilio server for the wife. There aren't provisions for dual 3.5 drives unfortunately so I had to 3d print some. She seems to like it. Added a small monitor on top so I can manage it from her office if necessary. Construction is typical thin gauge sheet metal usually found in this price range. A bit chintzy but when fully assembled feels sturdy enough. One could however crush it if one were to squeeze it with some force. Totally worth the money though.

I bought this case for a small, cheap gaming rig for my nephew's Birthday. The case is small, of course, but the layout was not very friendly. To be honest, it reminded me of cases from the 00s... 1. The cover. The cover is a single piece...to remove you have to unscrew 4 screws from the back and then the 3 sided, single cover pulls back and out. Ugh, seriously thought these types of cases went out in the 00s.. 2. PSU placement is above the mobo/cou. You mount your PSU upside down so it pulls the hot air from your cpu cooler into the psu and out the back...not really good since cool air needs to be on the already hot PSU and this doesn't leave you with any aftermarket options for CPU coolers. 3. Front fan. IT does include a mount but it's off center, which is kinda ok, but if you have a non-modular power supply, then the cables will definitely be in the way. (For those who may not know, a modular power supply typically only has the 24pin ATX and 4+4 pin CPU power connected...and offers cables and ports to plug in so you only use the cables you need. For example, if you have a gpu that doesn't require power, you won't need to plug in the 8 or 6 or 8+6 pin power cables. And if you use an NVME m.2 hard drive, you won't need to plug in the sata power cables.) With this case, I highly recommend a higher end modular Power Supply. But remember it has to be below a certain length so check the specs on the amazon page for psu size limits. 4 Case Material. I bought this because of the SilverStone name...but it seems they slapped it onto a cheap knock off case and was done with it. The front panel is cheap plastic and the once piece cover make it a chore to work on and do simple upgrades. Also, on the top where the top of the cover meets the top of the front panel were uneven, leaving the top of the cover sitting above the top of the front panel, like a raised section of sidewalk. I thought maybe I had misaligned the cover when replacing, but no, it was just misaligned. I tried lightly bending the cover and that solved the middle...but now the top of the cover undulates...QA was horrible on this... 5 Lack of Air flow. The smallness of the case makes it hard for airflow, but I've seen smaller cases with better airflow. The case has a single 120mm fan mount (Front) and that's it. the Cover has fan grills or holes on the sides and top, but no mounts for even thin 120mm fans. 6. the Price....I paid $57 and now I see its up to $75. Definitely not worth the hike in price...I would look elsewhere for a Small Form Factor case. There is a few good things...the pink is pink..so if the person who the pc is for likes pink, it works. Also there is enough space that I was able to mount a GTX 1650 dual fan gpu...but I wouldn't go larger than that as the cables from the PSU and other things will get in the way.

Good case. I bought because it was on sale. Support full atx psu.

Brilliant small pc case which is easy to build in. It would be great if it came with the SFX power supply bracket as well, and allow access to the rear of the motherboard without having to remove it from the case.

Nice case, very pink! I went to buy this for my xgf for her daughter to build a small form factor pc. Well, now her daughter wants white ! This case aint cheap, so I turned this into a Pink nas box with a 12TB Hard drive. Woud be nice if there was a way to put 2 hard drives in this box instead of one. (Since the front of the case has room) Anyways, I am now the very happy owner of a pink nas, that all my tech friends ask why my NAS is pink ! It is a pretty sturdy case. Next time I will buy blue !

シルバーストーン販売のこのケースですが、mini-itxでATXの電源が搭載でする超小型のケースで今まで友人のPC作成を含め6台は購入していますが、自分がどうしても欲しかったピンクが復刻版として発売されているのをまたまた部下が見つけて即買いしました。とても嬉しかったです。中古を買おうかなとも考えていましたが、待ってよかったです。シルバーストーンさんありがとう。あと、ミントグリーンも出してほしいです。即買いします。よろしくお願いします。

Silverstone wanted to tick every box there is with this ITX box and they killed it. It's designed to have the perfect balance of size and compatibility. I was able to remove the drive mounts to add another fan to my radiator which was a great option to have. For what it offers at its price, I strongly recommend it