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Published: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 - Modding
Generally speaking servers tend to get overlooked in the enthusiast market despite having superior hardware in both power and reliability though when it comes to home office servers you typically get the hand me downs of the people working in the office. In this case it only seems fitting to use ex-enthusiast hardware for this project.
Published: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 - Modding
"Shuriken " is my most involved case mod since the Playtime Bunny Box and brings back many of the techniques
and features pioneered during that mod. (Tinted window, motherboard side fans) I even went one step further by
inlaying laser-cut fan grills to give the mod a very unique and smooth look.
Published: Monday, January 07, 2002 - Modding
This is a case mod built of leftover parts. During the construction of the Playtime mod
we needed some extra parts to finish the case. This is what happened to the unused pieces.
Published: Sunday, June 10, 2001 - Modding
This case mod was purely by request by none other than my very own Girlfriend. She is in the process of building a pretty
trick gaming system and wanted a cool case mod to boot.
One of the most noticeable aspects of this mod is the PlayboyTM Bunny shaped window, but
the mod doesn't stop there.
Published: Thursday, March 29, 2001 - Modding
In the world of hard drive coolers you have two basic options, you can you a front mounted cooler
that blows air over your drive, or one that mounts to the bottom of your drive. The advantage to the
latter is quieter operation and more airflow.
Published: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 - Modding
This is an interesting project. We decided to make our modifications look as if the factory wanted them that way.
The "stock" look if you will. We added a total of 5 fans to this case 2 92mm, 2 80mm and 1 60mm.
The end result was a stealthy looking mod that brought the internal case temperature down 10 degrees!
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