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Finally got round to posting here. I think the Silverstone SG01 and SG2 were SFF ground breakers for mATX well before ITX was a thing.For me, the SG05 was my entry into SFF, having wanted n ITX motherboard from when they only had underpowered VIA CPUs in them.My first ITX board was an industrial ITX board that took CoreDuo laptop CPUs and desktop memory. Unusually, it had a 16x PCIe slot and a PCI slot inboard of it, so the IO was non standard. It is still alive in a friend's arcade machine!After that was the only motherboard I have that had died...a Zotac s775 ITX. Counting up, I am now on ITX board number 8 as of this week!4 of those are still current, with the Gigabyte H55N being the oldest.
Finally got round to posting here. I think the Silverstone SG01 and SG2 were SFF ground breakers for mATX well before ITX was a thing.
For me, the SG05 was my entry into SFF, having wanted n ITX motherboard from when they only had underpowered VIA CPUs in them.
My first ITX board was an industrial ITX board that took CoreDuo laptop CPUs and desktop memory. Unusually, it had a 16x PCIe slot and a PCI slot inboard of it, so the IO was non standard. It is still alive in a friend's arcade machine!
After that was the only motherboard I have that had died...a Zotac s775 ITX. Counting up, I am now on ITX board number 8 as of this week!
4 of those are still current, with the Gigabyte H55N being the oldest.
