Inspired by the classic Zenith radios of the 1920s and 1930s, featuring a strong Art Deco style, this scratch built mod reaches the heights of the modding masters, thanks to integrated watercooling and parts from a classic radio to complete the design.
How to Mod a Computer Case: By: Connor Sheehan
Amazing computer mods.
Is your solid white or grey-and-black Mac not really helping the vibe when you come home from a long day of work, sit back, and watch Mad Men or Pan Am on your computer? Does your boring black PC case stand in stark contrast to Christina Hendricks' dresses or the Christina Ricci's stewardess uniform? Never fear, because Jeffrey Stephenson made a gorgeous art deco case mod that looks like it was ripped right out of the go go smoke-and-drink-in-the-office era of your favorite show that pretends it isn't a soap opera! You know, if modern PCs existed back then. More pictures of the smooth case mod? What kind of compu-guts are hidden within? After the break, of course!
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When you run out of impressive, expensive hardware to shove into your gaming and video editing rig, what's left? Why, turning it into something that looks nothing like the appropriate object to house all of that expensive hardware, of course! Head past the break to take a tour through some of the most impressive PC case mods that you can only dream housed your rig, and others that make you thrilled your rig is most likely contained within a black rectangle.
I built this project in April/May of this year but never published an official project log. Instead I used it as a Facebook experiment to see if a...
Avec le CrystaliZed 570X, Daniel Bolognesi frappe fort et propose un Mod �pur� qui mise sur la transparence. Il ne reste plus gran...
As many of you know I grew up during the 80's and spent a lot of time with the fun 8-bit computers of those days. One of my favorites was the Apple IIgs, and when someone requested I build a portable version of it I jumped at the chance. A custom-built Apple IIgs laptop. Click…
Amazing computer mods.
Minimalist Wood PC: Hi! For my first Instructables, I want to share with you my process behind the creation of a wooden PC. This was my first attempt at woodworking and PC building, so I wasn't expecting much for my first project. At the end, it turned out quite amazin…
Vous avez toujours �t� impressionn� par les engins de construction de la marque am�ricaine Caterpillar, ce mod devrait vous enchan...
[IMG] It's such a honor to have been chosen by Corsair to mod this beautiful case, completely built with tempered glass and equipped with HD RGB fans,...
When you run out of impressive, expensive hardware to shove into your gaming and video editing rig, what's left? Why, turning it into something that looks nothing like the appropriate object to house all of that expensive hardware, of course! Head past the break to take a tour through some of the most impressive PC case mods that you can only dream housed your rig, and others that make you thrilled your rig is most likely contained within a black rectangle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2vbu40WgTgPC case mods hold merit both for beefing up the computing power and showing off the computer’s internal hardware. Whi
Every month I scour the Internet looking for some prime examples of modded computers. PC mods, as they're more commonly known, are PCs that have been modified so they look totally unique. Some have received a coat of paint, others have seen standard PC cases cut, drilled, sanded or glued [...]
Standing PC Case: The purpose of this project was to get rid of the traditional box PC case and make something with what I had and something that is appealing to my taste. The design just came to me one day and its soo simple. First is that, I can only use the core …
Meet the Teenage Engineering Computer-1 PC case: a flatpack Mini-ITX computer case that lets you build your own modular PC. It has a powder coated
Thomas Thomassen created this beautiful retro media center PC for his final project in BA (Hons) modelmaking for design and media at the Arts Institute in Bournemouth. The making of the model involved a range of various processes. One of the ones I used the most was vacuumforming. It was by
