SilverStone Technology Ultra Compact Mini-ITX Computer Case with Mesh Front Panel Black (SST-SG13B-USA)
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Color: Black
Style: USA - NEWEST VERSION
Features
- Support standard-length expansion cards (10 5 inches)
- Mini-dtx/Mini-ITX motherboard & ATX PSU compatible
- Support 120mm or 140mm single fan all-in-one liquid cooler
- Support 2 5" And 3 5" Hard drives
- Case dimensions: 8.47" (W) x 7.13" (H) x 11.22" (D), 11.5 liters
Description
The SG13 features an atx-compatible power supply mount and can fit ATX power supplies up to 150mm long which provides clearance for CPU coolers up to 61mm tall Optionally builders can choose an SFX power supply If used with the separately-available Silverstone PP08B atx-to-sfx adapter This will provide an additional 21mm of space inside the chassis thereby allowing the use of CPU coolers up to 82mm tall The SG13 also gives builders options when it comes to storage It can fit one 3 5" Drive and ONE 2 5" Drive or alternatively three 2 5" Drives Finally builders have the choice of running the SG13 without active cooling adding a 120mm/140mm fan to the front panel or adding a 120mm/140mm CPU Cooler to the front panel Note that 140mm products will reduce space Available for video cards so for example a 25Mm-thick 140mm-class fan will take up approximately 1" Of the 10 5" Video card space leaving 9 5" For a video card
Brand: SilverStone
Motherboard Compatability: Mini ITX
Case Type: Mini-Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Business, home, and gaming
Color: Black
Material: Mesh or plastic front panel, steel body
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air, Water
Model Name: SilverStone Technology Ultra Compact Mini-ITX Computer Case with Mesh Front Panel
Fan Size: 14 centimeters
Supported Motherboard: Mini ITX
Case Type: Mini-Tower
Power Supply Mounting Type: Bottom Mount
Cooling Method: Air, Water
Fan Size: 14 centimeters
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 2
Other Special Features of the Product: Front Fan
Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 inches
Internal Bays Quantity: 1
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Number of Fans: 3
Power Supply Maximum Output: 500 watts
Light Color: Blue
Color: Black
Enclosure Material: Mesh or plastic front panel, steel body
Item Weight: 5.4 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.74"D x 11.22"W x 7.13"H
Brand: SilverStone
Model Name: SilverStone Technology Ultra Compact Mini-ITX Computer Case with Mesh Front Panel
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: SilverStone
UPC: 844761017415
Global Trade Identification Number: 15
Built-In Media: Computer Case
Item Type Name: SilverStone Technology Ultra Compact Mini-ITX Computer Case with Mesh Front Panel in Black SG13B-USA
Model Number: SST-SG13B-USA
Mfr Part Number: SST-SG13B-USA
Warranty Description: 1 Year Parts and Labor
Antenna Location: Business, home, and gaming
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Color: Black
Style: USA - NEWEST VERSION
I bought this SilverStone ITX case to downsize my PC for travel and small spaces. Overall, it’s a sturdy, compact case with good build quality and lots of airflow options, but there are a few things to watch out for if you’re building a tight setup. First tip: When taking apart the front panel, don’t just pry it off—there are screws hidden in the back, and if you don’t unscrew them first, you can break the plastic clips like I did. Take your time and remove the back panel first, then unscrew the front. Build experience: I was able to fit my ASRock B550M motherboard, a 5060Ti GPU, and even a full Corsair H60 AIO liquid cooler, which is impressive for a case this size. I also added three 80mm by 10mm fans for extra cooling, using the top for exhaust and the side for intake. The case does flex a little when you install an AIO, so if you’re using a liquid cooler, look for one with flexible hoses or slim fans—ThermalRight or Thermaltake have some affordable options. Fan and dust cover advice: You’ll want extra fans and at least two fan splitter hubs to get everything powered, since the motherboard headers can’t handle all the extra fans on their own. I also added custom-cut dust covers for the front, top, and side vents to keep out dust while traveling. Be ready to cut your own because most dust covers won’t fit right out of the box. Thermals: With my extra fans and good thermal paste, idle temps dropped from 63°C all the way down to 38–42°C. Under load, everything stays much cooler than in my old big tower. The only downside is space—building in this case is tight, and there’s not much room for extra hard drives if you go with a big cooler and GPU. But if you get creative, you might squeeze in another SSD or two. Summary: If you want a portable, travel-friendly ITX build and don’t mind a little extra work on the cooling and cable management, this case is a great pick. Just be careful when opening it up, plan your fan setup, and invest in some dust covers for long-term use. For the price and size, it’s a sturdy, customizable case that’s perfect for compact power builds.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2026 by Paulryanp
Color: Black
Style: USA - NEWEST VERSION
Just want to say that I love this case. It seems that ultra small form factor cases in 2024 have lost a bit of actual small form factor. The SG13 has been around for a long time, but in my opinion is still awesome. It is truly hard to grasp how small this case is until you unbox it. I am by no means an expert PC builder, but built this to replace a 10yr old HT PC and also use for gaming. Silverstone engineered this case quite brilliantly. Many of the reviews I have read state that it takes quite a bit of planning for layout and cable management. I found that is was actually quite simple. This is what I quite easily placed ( I did not find this build to be like stuffing myself into jeans 2 sizes too small). Motherboard-Gigabyte B550I Auros Pro AX, CPU-AMD 7 5800X, Cooler-LiquidMaster AIO 120L Core, RAM-Corsair Vengance LPX 2x16GB 3200MHZ, Storage-Crucial P3 4TB M.2 SSD, Power Supply- SilverStone SX500, GPU-Gigabyte RTX 4060 Eagle OC 8GB. (These parts listed are the order in which they were installed. Tip-attach power supply cables to motherboard headers prior to mounting to case). Highly recommend to use an SFX modular power supply and an AIO cooler to reduce stuffing this with unnecesary cables. The top rails on this case actually perfectly accomodate width of ribbon power supply cables to keep them out of the way. Pictures I attached are prior to graphics card install showing there really is quite a bit of space in this case. After is with the graphics card installed. Eventhough the specs do not officially support this, the Gigabyte RTX 4060 Eagle version is 272mm long, and fits in the case perfectly without needing any modification whatsoever. I went with this GPU because it had 3 fans instead of going with a shorter 2 fan 4060. It was the only 3 fan gpu I found at 272mm. The GPU runs quite cool and most of the time at default settings the fans will not even run because it does not get to warm. I altered the fan profile to actually keep them running at lower temps simply to introduce more air into the case. CPU temps thus far have not exceeded 60c when testing OC settings. CPU is averaging about 35c. The only con I have to mention is really just a nit. The case does not ship with instructions, just a warranty card in the case. Highly recommend downloading the manual from SilverStone website as it tells you precisely the order in which to install the parts. I personally permanently removed the ATX support bracket and the topside drive mount tray that both simply unscrew from the frame. I did not want extra metal warming up the case and obstructing air flow.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024 by BD
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The whole chassis is about the size of a shoebox, and has ventilation everywhere it needs to. It's fairly versatile and can support SFX or ATX power supplies, as well as an AIO for the CPU. You'd probably want to use an AIO since there isn't much room for airflow with any conventional CPU air cooler, as even an SFX power supply leaves barely a few centimeters in space between it and the low-profile coolers. The GPU has its own direct intake on the side, and the case supports a fairly wide range of sizes. If you plan on using the 2.5" drive mount on the top of the case, be aware that it can put pressure on the 8-pin connector to the actual graphics card if it's on the side of it instead of the end, but this would depend on the actual card length. Cable management is practically impossible in this case. There's literally just enough room for your parts, cables, and space for airflow. If you enjoy RGB and tons of lights in your PC, this case isn't for you. Almost nothing from inside the case is visible on the outside. This wasn't an issue for me, but everyone has different preferences. Overall, very good case; 9/10. One point deducted for a slight lack of airflow options.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2019 by David G
Color: Black
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Overall, a quite excellent little Mini-ITX case. It's definitely even smaller than I was expecting but still has plenty of room for all of my components. Just be careful to not get too long of a GPU! Air-cooling works well with a stock CPU cooler, single intake fan, and the PSU (a full-sized ATX!) set upside-down to help exhaust heat from the CPU. The materials are all quite quality and assembly (though naturally tight due to the small form factor) was relatively simple. I only knock off a single star because the screws were not organized and are all surprisingly similar, though not identical. It would have been better to have greater variety in the screw sizes so I don't get them so easily mixed up. Also, the front I/O cables are not very quality, though I think this is reasonable considering the low cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021 by Ryan Petersburg
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Noise level was ok-ish really nice first time ITX building case. Really good value for what you get.
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