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Photos: Case Mods

By · February 13, 2007, 5:44 AM PST · billdetwiler

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  • Blue case with clear window

    Computers are no longer restricted to plain white and beige cases. Manufacturers sheathe today's hardware in red, yellow, green, blue, black, silver, and more. Hardcore customization enthusiasts go even further by adding clear panels, neon lights, and special paint jobs. We've dedicated this photo gallery to creative case mods, such as a water-cooled PC that heats a fish tank and a completely clear case that lights up the room.

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  • FrakenComputer

    Why not use the excess heat from the computer to warm the fish tank?

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  • Lights off. Mods on!

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  • Blue Antec case fan with Alien grill

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  • Ultimate Computer Case, Inc.

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  • PC2-SideView Window and Neon

    XP2100 overclocked to 2700 (2.2GHz)48XCDRW, 16X DVDROM, Ti4200, 1GB DDR333 Memory, 2 x 80GB HDD RAID 1, SB Audigy MP3, Hauppauge WinTV FM, Enermax 365VPE, custom Fanbus

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Blue case with clear window

Computers are no longer restricted to plain white and beige cases. Manufacturers sheathe today's hardware in red, yellow, green, blue, black, silver, and more. Hardcore customization enthusiasts go even further by adding clear panels, neon lights, and special paint jobs. We've dedicated this photo gallery to creative case mods, such as a water-cooled PC that heats a fish tank and a completely clear case that lights up the room.

&copy Webshots - jpdarling9

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