SG10
Preface to our Online Guides
We appreciate that for some, a printed user guide will always be the preferred option, which is why, in the past, we had always produced a clear and comprehensive one.With the aim of reducing our environmental impact and waste, we have switched to this online guide...
Unpacking the SG10
Hopefully you have received the SG10 box in good condition, but if not, please make sure to catalogue any signs of damage before opening the packaging.The SG10 is no small case, its large and weights over 20kg without any components installed, so we have designed the box and...
Overview
The internal structure of the case is effectively an open frame that utilises horizontal and diagonal brackets to mount hardware into the space. The horizontal brackets secure to the case along 8 rails using a captive bolt and provide a base for the diagonal brackets and other hardwar...
Typical PSU Location
Default
Optional
Whilst the SG10 is fairly versatile in terms of mounting hardware, for most people, the typical PSU installation location will be behind the motherboard, at the back of the case. This wil...
Motherboard Location
As outlined in the "using the brackets" section of this guide, the motherboard mounts to the case using the diagonal brackets. Clips fitted to the brackets provide a standoff mounting point and also allow the position to be adjusted.Depending on the type of motherboard, yo...
Introduction to GPU Cooling
Unlike CPU cooling, custom cooling a GPU is complicated and non-user-friendly. This is because every card has a different layout and cooling solution. This is further complicated by the need to cool multiple different components scattered across the PCB, some of whi...
Front IO Module
The SG10 includes a single IO module designed for the front of the case that includes the power button and USB ports. The module attaches between the slotted panels by clamping directly to them. This allows it to be placed anywhere on the front (or back) of the case and in eith...