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Help - case modding

Broadway14

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Hey guys! - Im new to all this modding stuff, and ive recently bought me the system listed below, id like you to give me some opportunities/ideas for a casemod.
only casemod ive ever done was smashing some laserleds in a machine or whatever you call it, so im not experienced at all.. one time gotta be the first tho

Case: Thermaltake Tsunami Dream
HDD: WD 1TB
RAM: Corsair Dominator 2100mhz med blæser
GFX: ASUS EAH6870 aka ATI radeon HD 6870 - stock cooler.
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1090T med en Arctic freezer køler på. (fylder en del)
Mobo: ASUS M4A89TD PRO
PSU: Corsair TX850W

1. Post! yeeha, anyway hope u can get me some help

Thanks for reading my post.

Sincerely
/> Broadway14.
 
Well what kind of mods are you looking to do, hardware or software? You could drop some cold cathode lights inside, or maybe some flashing LEDs into the case, and that would be a mod. Or you could install your own turbine fan in the front, and that would be another mod. I suggest doing some software mods first, just to keep it simple and work the system in. Try overclocking or OS customizations to start.
 
Post some pics!
The best mod IMO would be to stealth all the wires (hide ALL OF THEM!!). Example:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/TisforTurbo/computer/677fa81b.jpg

Make the case silent - cut out worthless grilles, swap the fans for better ones, put a better CPU/GPU heatsink on, and maybe toss some lights in (cold cathodes for a nice glow, or LED's for better color).

Those are all pretty easy for a beginner to do :)
 
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