When I think of an enthusiast PC a two things come to mind, large cases and complex hardware. Of course stereotypes are the reason for the association given that most enthusaists tend to overbuild their PCs. And while that may be a trend for every overbuilt system you see there is a good number that look very docile on the surface and suprise you in the end. For these types of builds you need a case that can not only deliver on the promise but also support a wide variety of hardware configurations.

In this review I'll be looking at the Silverstone Sugo SG12. The Sugo series was first introduced in 2005 and quickly has become a standard for what defines the small form factor case. As you can imagine over the past 10 years computer hardware has changed and it is important for a case manufacturer to regularly update their popular case designs to support new trends and technology.