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ROG Experience Tour Round 2 (beta)

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‎07-27-2010 05:17 PM - last edited on ‎03-05-2024 06:46 PM by Community Admin

Before announcing the next OC tournament, just a question... how many "overclocks" in this community are into case modding? or have the skills and knowledge of case modding? im talking about anywhere from doing something fancy to doing something that involves some knowledge of handling materials like acrylic, metal, welding, carbon fiber, fibergl**** resin, epoxy, or simply nails, wood, and a hammer...?

or you have friends that are in the case mod scene?
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‎07-27-2010 06:17 PM

not me I bench on a motherboard box rofl
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V2-V3
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‎07-29-2010 12:03 AM

I enjoy a good ole custom case fabrication every now and later 🙂

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‎07-29-2010 04:21 AM

im into case modding. though i don't have the tools for it anymore I've done quite a few.
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V2-V3
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‎08-05-2010 09:56 AM

Boofus wrote:
im into case modding. though i don't have the tools for it anymore I've done quite a few.


Time for a trip to Home depot????

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‎08-05-2010 02:23 PM

V2-V3 wrote:
Time for a trip to Home depot????


i need to atleast get a dremel,
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‎08-05-2010 03:02 PM

Most of my modding revolves around not having a case to mod. (IE building PCs into furniture) Or building my own bench stations. I also do not have the tools for the serious work. But its fun. Wood is very easy to work with 🙂

Pretty sure most OCers that run a PC in a case have modded at least a little. If for nothing else that wiring/airflow
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V2-V3
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‎08-06-2010 11:47 AM

Neuromancer wrote:
Most of my modding revolves around not having a case to mod. (IE building PCs into furniture) Or building my own bench stations. I also do not have the tools for the serious work. But its fun. Wood is very easy to work with 🙂

Pretty sure most OCers that run a PC in a case have modded at least a little. If for nothing else that wiring/airflow



Thats how I got into Case Modding, I tried to fit my crazy Vapor Phase cooled PC into a case and in came the power tools 🙂

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The_Nemesis
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‎08-05-2010 12:50 PM

I mod a little and have a friend who mods alot 🙂
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‎08-12-2010 06:01 AM

Besides just modding the ATCS 840 which isn't a 'hard' mod since the cutting would be done by a company. I want to eventually get a Rampage III Gene and throw it in a SFF case and mod that for looks and air flow increase or water cooling. I'm lacking the tools and will be learning to weld, bend, cut, and all that jazz after this quarters of classes are over. Like some of the guys here, I wouldn't doubt I make it my profession after graduation.
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