I am willing to bet a lot of you guys have modded your computer to some degree.
I think we would all like to see them

Here is mine




It is a prescott p4 overclocked to 4.ghz
It now has 4gigs of dual ram
200 gigs of hardrive space
Dual bios mobo
Radeon 9800 XT 256mb

 

What does it do?

 

Asus CUSL2 Black pearl Motherboard. (great for Overclocking)
Intel Celeron 1gig Overclocled to 2.15 Gig
1 gig Ram
1 60gig Hard drive (O/S and progrmas)
1 180 gig Hard drive (MP3's)
Nivida Geforce MX400 128 Meg ram Video Card
ATI Rage 128 PCI Video Card
Dual Monitors 17" Monitors
Sound Blaster Live 128 Sound Card
Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
2 3Com NIC (Dual Tunneling enabled)

And a HOLE LOTTA FANS. to keep it all cool

I Use to have a watercooled Unit. But someone made me an offer I couldnt refuse.Next PC Ill go back to watercooling, Much less noise than all these bloody fans

 

What is the 0-60 time on that sucker?

 

All the specs on mine are on my PC page.
But for the short version:

Generic case modded with a clear window, two green LED fans, and a green cold cathode 12" tube added.
P4 2.4c GHz chip overclocked to 3.12 with low temps
512 PC3200 RAM
ATI 9600 Pro
Sound Blaster Live 5.1
Asus P4P800 mobo, very good for overclocking.

When I get back to Boeing, the contents of this PC are going into a black Chembro case.
http://images10.newegg.com/productim...123-071-01.JPG

I will upgrade the CPU to a 3.0 or higher, add a Creative Audigy2 ZS soundcard, and an ATI X800 XT video card, or the newer X850 which sports 3 video outputs.
I regular, and 2 DVIs to run dual 19" LCD screens.

A few pics of my case.

 

corey u ricer!

 

You guys got beat up a lot in high school didn't you...

 

He he...
Wait until you see that black Chembro case modded out.

I can not decide though if I want blue or green LED fans, and a matching cold cathode tube.

 

haha i dont know what any of that is but it sounds cool!

 

I stopped modding my cases when I bought my truck...

Though I never stuck lights or any of that crap in my cases, too ricey.

My old system was all black with a custom airbrushing of water drops (by me), a couple die-cut decals bearing 'Scofco' on them, liquid-cooling, LCD's with temp and fan speed, and switches for the fans in the front.

Now that's badass

 

Now for watercooling if I ever go that route, this product is cool.
http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/zalman/r...review_03.html



I like LEDs and cathode tubes in the case, it gives the room a nice glow at night.

 

I dont think so.....

I was ranked 6th in the nation in wrestling at 189 pounds..



I was in marching band however so yeah I should have been.

 

how easy is it to change the case of your comp?

 

B4 4runners. I was a guru with my computer. I have a rare chieftec dragon 6bay also riced out.

 

It's should be pretty easy... one good look around your current case and you'll see. Getting everything in has a potential of being a bit of a hassle if you're not too familiar with how it should all be wired together.

 

you can "rice out" a computer?....I never realized that defination would find it way too computers.....as if bashing people for what kind of car they drove wasnt bad enough, lets make fun of there hobbies too...heheh

 

If you look at thermaltake's stuff you'll see what im talking about its just soo tacky trying to aim for the avg noob needs.

 

That is one reason I have decided not to get the Thermaltake Tsunami case I was looking at.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f98/thermaltake-tsunami-aluminum-case-47833/

I like windows on a case, but that window is a little to funky for me.
That is why I have decided to look at the Chembo Gaming Bomb case instead as shown later in that post.

It is more business like, but built with the gamer in mind who wants a window to show off the internals, and have good quality at the same time.

Now if only the price would drop on that case...