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Case Number : 1272
Name/Nick : BOBDBONE
E-mail : stewart4@hctc.com
Country : USA
Case Brand/Model : Ultra Aluminus
Quote : "I started with a stock Ultra Aluminus case and built around the clean lines and shiny black powder coat. I wet sanded and hand rubbed the paint to get it mirror-like to start with. I used aluminum perforated sheeting to make a series of changes on the inside. I removed the HDD cage and made a tube going through the center to direct the air flow into the case better. And I hid all the wiring, drives, etc behind a piece that I formed to create a fake wall in the front and it wraps into the case and meets at the back. I spent 6 hours on cable management even though you'll never see it, at least I feel better. The wire management is evident if you look at the picture of the insides. I tucked all wires and connectors behind the mobo so it looks as if nothings plugged in. This is critical for a super clean look and helps air flow since there is no water cooling.
The biggest attraction on this mod is the gel ant farm on the side panel. I used acrylic sheeting and square bar to create a double-pane window. THen I dressed it up to match the look of the case by painting a black band around the perimeter of the front portion. Then I used the perforated aluminum to make an edge band that goes around the outer edge of the window. By using blue cold cathodes I made the gel glow so that the ant tunnels show through creating a 3-D affect.
This took me about 3 weeks and is the first computer I've ever built. I am/was a first time modder and now I can't wait to do something else. I still plan on upgrading a few things on the hardware with this one but other than that, it's done.
Specs-
Ultra Case - FSP Group Everest 1010 psu - Intel DX48BT2 mobo - Intel Q9400 proc - Crucial Tracer DDR3 4 gig ram - Palit 8800GT 1 gig vid card - (2) WD 500 gig hdd's - LG BluRay/HD-DVD combo player - LG DVD/RW Player - NZXT Sentry digital fan controller - Coolermaster Eclipse proc.cooler - Running Windows 7"
Homepage : N/A
Date Submitted : February 3rd, 2009
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01506
 
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Case Number : 1271
Name/Nick : scndk
Country : Denmark
Case Brand/Model : Aqua PC
Quote : "This is my second attempt to build a computer
that works when it is submerged into an
aquarium.
The motherboard has been striped for alle
unnecessary things such as I/O ports, PCI, ISA
and AMR slots.
Passive cooling has been improved by adding
larger heat sinks and adding heat sinks to the
memory on the graphics card and the standard
memory module.
The hardware is then sealed with epoxy and
lacquer.
The hardware is then placed in an aquarium (not
the power supply unit)
When the computer was on, water and fish were
added.
As expected the computer did not run perfectly
for many hours.
10. December 2008
13:40 Power on
16:10 The mouse dies
19:30 The keyboard dies
23:50 Sound is gone
11. December 2008
00:05 BSOD, Blue Screen Of Death
00:30 Reboot, hard disk drive is not found
But is was great fun to build the machine.
Video and worklog can be seen here:
http://soerennielsen.dk/mod/blob2/index_en.php"
Homepage : http://soerennielsen.dk/mod/blob2/index_en.php
Date Submitted : December 14th, 2008
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01505
 
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Case Number : 1270
Name/Nick : GhostofSyd
Country : USA
Case Brand/Model : Thermaltake SwordM
Quote : "This case mod was commisioned by AMD. The shell was cnc milled from 1/2" aircraft alum and then chrome plated. All the components were supplied by AMD including Phenom 2.6 9900, 2x 3870 X2 HD Radeon, CoolerMaster Copper Sphere CPU cooler, WD 400GB HDD, 2GB OCZ PC2-8000 memory
GB 790FX board, 750W PCPC power supply, sponser products include Iz3D 22" widescreen monitor, Thermaltake 7" 5.25 Bay LCD, Razer Lachesis Mouse, Razer Lycosa Keyboard, 4 Black SATA II cables
Pioneer BD Reader + DVD +/-R/RW SATA, MS Windows Vista Ultimate "
Homepage : http://www.youtube.com/profile?http://www.mnpctech.com/=MonsterMawd
Date Submitted : March 21st, 2008
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01504
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Case Number : 1269
Name/Nick : mpizzi
E-mail : Michael.Pizzi@gmail.com
Country : USA
Case Brand/Model : Antec P180 Custom
Quote : "Case: Antec P180 w/Custom Cut Window from Performance Pc's
Case Fans: 5x Aerocool Extreme Turbine 120MM Fans
Power: Corsair HX520
Motherboard: Abit - IP35Pro
Memory: 4 GB Corsair DDR2 667 w/Corsair Dominator Cooling
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 6850 - 3.2Ghz (OC) (29C Temp@Idle)
CPU Cooler: ZALMAN CNPS9500
Video: BFG 8800GTS 640MB OC - w/Zalman VF1000 LED & Zalman ZM-RHS88 Heatsinks (49C Temp@Idle)
Video: Programmed Bios to BFG GTX Speeds (Core 600 / Memory 1800 / Shader 1400)
Monitor: Viewsonic VX2235WM
Audio: Soundblaster Fatality X-Fi
PPU: Ageia PhysX 128 MB Card
HDD: WD Raptor 36GB (Boot) / 2 WD 16MB 250 Gig
Other Mentions: Matrix Orbital Drive, Dual Sata 18x DVD Recorders by LG, PCI Express USB Card, External Firewire Maxtor III - 320 Gig, External USB Floppy, APC 500, and 2 Sets of Bose Companion II Multimedia Speakers, G15 Keyboard @ Razer Professional Mouse.
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Homepage : N/A
Date Submitted : November 4th, 2007
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01503
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Case Number : 1268
Name/Nick : B-cool
E-mail : T-oooo-T@hotmail.com
Country : Thailand
Case Brand/Model : CoolerMaster CM832
Quote : "CPU-Q6600 VGA-2900XT RAM-G-Skill-HZ M/B-P35-DQ6 PSU-750W CAS-CoolerMaster CM-832 Mod by B-cooL
Go This Thai Web Modding and see all my Cas
Link
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4. http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=77149
5. http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61903
6. http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49706
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And This special Modding
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1. http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2507
2. http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2483
3. http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2499"
Homepage : http://forums.overclockzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110939
Date Submitted : October 30th, 2007
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Case Number : 1267
Name/Nick : GhostofSyd
Country : USA
Case Brand/Model : Addtronics 3890A midtower
Quote : "My URL has video footage of this case being modified. I cut a 4.5" hole in the bezel with a hole saw, this is ducted to 2x 120mm cooling fans (stacked). 1x NMB-MAT 120mm fan and Titto Tek Chain Blue LED 120mm Fan. I then epoxied a plastic 4.5" fan duct before applying Evercoat fiberglass autobody filler around the duct. After it cured, I painted the bezel and case panels with Plastikote "Engine Enamel" Orange. I applied a 1-3.4" prop spinner over the NMB-MAT fan to create a turbine-looking engine. It really does look like an ultra cool turbine fan. The 5.25 fan controller is by Mitron. It also has a vandal resistant power switch. Intel P4 3.2, MB = DFI 925X-T, 1GB Corsair, Thermalright CPU Cooler XP-120, ATI Video Card 9600XT 256MB, Antec NEO 480W "
Homepage : http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=MonsterMawd
Date Submitted : September 16th, 2007
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01500
 
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Case Number : 1266
Name/Nick : b0b
E-mail : carbon-fever@web.de
Country : DE
Case Brand/Model : carbon-fever
Quote : "On this project i had simple keynote: lookin extremly splendid without loosing usability.
After the design was finished i started with creating the molds for the cf and did all fibre related work.
The next step was to clean the interior with polystyrenesheets and design a new hdd-cage.
The case itself got turned upside down to get an inverted ATX case. Drives and powersupply are installed at the bottom of the case. An aux-psu and some relaycards found there place also down there, mounted on a tray for easy access.
Step 3 included mounting the cf-elements to wooden structures. The casing is divided in a top and a front section, both can be unmounted without tools. The 2 lower rips on the front are permanently attached to the electronicstray.
Wiring everything up ( including 200 smd-ledīs ), building the sidepanels and give everything a final painting was part of the last step. The sidepanels are an important part of the lightdesign. The clear styrene sheet between the woodsheets can be, like most of the lighted parts, changed from red to white lighting. The coloured parts pronounce the dynamic outlines of the case.
Another innovative part of the case is the remote control ( small box on the pictures) standing on the desk. It containes most of the switches and buttons to keep the case itself clean.
For further details please have a look at my worklog on bit-tech."
Homepage : N/A
Date Submitted : May 21st, 2007
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01499
 
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Case Number : 1265
Name/Nick : Kawika3
Country : USA
Case Brand/Model : The Hobo Mobile Media PC
Quote : "It is a media personal computer hooked up and ready to perform any regular tasks as a media computer, but it is securely fitted to a stroller/cart which has shocks enabling it to travel with minimal shock to the computer. Everything needed is fitted to the stroller/cart, like the keyboard, mouse pad, wireless router, infrared remote, and etcetera. It also has a power converter strapped to the stroller/cart so that it may run on a standard car battery, enabling usage anywhere suitable. It is not aesthetically pleasing or a space saver, but it runs efficiently and I get good mileage on it. :D"
Homepage : N/A
Date Submitted : May 1st, 2007
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01498
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Case Number : 1264
Name/Nick : DogFather
Country : Bosnia
Case Brand/Model : No Name
Quote : "My second project. Not finished yet."
Homepage : http://mycase.50webs.com/index.htm
Date Submitted : April 18th, 2007
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01497
 
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Case Number : 1263
Name/Nick : tyrian
E-mail : d_eager@msn.com
Country : England
Case Brand/Model : Antec Nine-Hundred (Revision 2)
Quote : "Intel Core2 Duo E6600 (3.6GHz), Abit AW9D-MAX, 2x Corsair XMS2 512MB DDR2 667MHz (1GB), XFX7600GT XT (612MHz GPU 1.54GHz Mem), Tagan Dual Engine 500W PSU (TG500-U25). CoolerMaster Mars CPU Cooler. 1x 200mm Top Fan (Exhaust) 1x 120mm Rear Fan (Exhaust) 1x 120mm Side Panel Fan (Intake) 1x 120mm Front Fan (Intake/HDD Cooler), Samsung SyncMaster 204BW 20" Widescreen TFT Monitor (1680x1050 16:10)"
Homepage : N/A
Date Submitted : February 6th, 2007
Link to this case : http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?cid=01494
 
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