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XLostSpartanX's First PC case mod.

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Hi, Ive been modding xbox'x for around a year now, so Dremeling, Airbrushing, and soldering(if neded) isnt anything new.

This will be my first PC case mod so im needing some help. What I am going to be doing is getting a case, modding it to my liking, then installing my current PC in it. After I install my PC in it, I will install lights, but Im nto doign any upgrading or water-cooling to my PC.

Im just want to make sure that this is all that Im going to need to do this project.

  • Case (see below)
  • Airbrush and paint
  • Dremel with different tips
  • Lexan/Plexi glass
  • Soldering Iron with solder
  • Various Lights and Fans
  • Bondo and Spot putty
  • PC internals
  • Time

Im having trouble deciding which case im going to buy, here are my options:

Ill update again once all my materials get in.

Thanks,
Nick
 
damn got me all fired up like you had actually done the mod already. better produce on this one!!

Case 2 is my favorite. good for heavy modding
 
You might want to keep an eye out for this case http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811119047 It's been on sale twice the past 2 weeks for $45/free shipping. Don't spend time and money on modding a crappy case, get something decent. You get what you pay for.

Case 2 is my favorite. good for heavy modding

How is it good for heavy modding? It has paper thin metal, no placement for an intake fan, dinky 80mm exhuast fan, etc.
 
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