Any interest in modding comps..

markkleb · #1 22-01-08, 07:23 PM

I havent been around for a while cause it seemed to me interest in modded computers had diminished.

(thats all I know how to do, lol)

FarFarAway · #2 22-01-08, 07:26 PM

Damn straight I do. I'm modding my own box but it takes time

MikeEnIke · #3 22-01-08, 07:28 PM

I think mods are freaking awesome, especially the great mods you do mark. When i get the cash flow i'll surely be taking a bit of knowledge from you to do some mods of my own.

Hatman · #4 22-01-08, 07:34 PM

I took it easy this time with the pretty much maxed out stacker but next time for my bday I'm definitely getting a bigger plainer case for modding.

Mods are cool.

markkleb · #5 22-01-08, 07:46 PM

I have been wandering the internet and become very disillusioned with the modding contests.

It seems like its either the person with the most friends/internet accts wins or if there are judges they have a very limited knowledge of modding in general.

These people dont seem to realize they are lowering the interest/standards in modding.

I really want to elevate modding to improve the basic design of the comp, spinning machine gun barrels or faces that pop out the side of a comp are fine but they do nothing to improve the computer.

Do you think I am just whining or that I have a point?

(be honest as you are too far away for me to get mad at,lol)

FarFarAway · #6 22-01-08, 07:51 PM

I like a mod to be sleek, well executed and well designed. Orac3...now that's a mod

Posted on the front page

Hyper · #7 22-01-08, 07:52 PM

Seems like a pretty strong response so far, does overclocking, changing fans and cooling count as modding?

FarFarAway · #8 22-01-08, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by name='Hyper'

Seems like a pretty strong response so far, does overclocking, changing fans and cooling count as modding?

It's modding hardware, although I think mark means more cutting the case up and stuff

Bungral · #9 22-01-08, 07:54 PM

Any modification to stock counts really mate.. but you get different levels from mere tinkering around to hacking things about and total fabrication.

Hyper · #10 22-01-08, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by name='Kempez'

It's modding hardware, although I think mark means more cutting the case up and stuff

I am not a fan of actually cutting holes but as mentioned above I have done my fair share of other modding over the years. Cutting holes just scares the s**t out of me especially when you pay £100 for a decent case nowadays.