In Figure 5, you can see how SilverStone Sugo SG05 looks like right after we remove its top cover. On the rear part we have the small power supply and on the front part we have a tray containing the slim optical drive bay.

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Figure 5: Inside Sugo SG05.

On Figures 6 and 7 you can have a better view from inside the case with the power supply and the drive bays still installed. As mentioned because of its reduced size this case only supports mini-ITX and mini-DTX motherboards. You can have CPU coolers up to 3 5/64” (78 mm) tall and this case supports video cards up to 9” (22.8 cm) in length. But you have to pay attention because the power supply that comes with SG05 has only one auxiliary power connector for video cards, so if you want to install a high-end video card that requires two auxiliary power connectors you will need to use an adapter to covert the peripheral power plugs into a second video card power connector – making sure that your video card is not longer than 9” (22.8 cm), of course.

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Figure 6: View from the left side.

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Figure 7: View from the right side.

We show in Figure 8 how Sugo SG05 looks like with its power supply, trays and front panel removed.

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Figure 8: Sugo SG05 “naked.”