Buy pre-modded cases...

[ahmadka]

Even though I am quite happy with my case, i still feel that it might need more blinn bling ,....so do u know any good site, where one can purchase pre-modded cases ?? which have mods already added to them ??

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Performance PCs comes to mind. I've never ordered their pre-modded cases, but their sleeving and other work is excellent.

 

[keeleysam]

Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
Performance PCs comes to mind. I've never ordered their pre-modded cases, but their sleeving and other work is excellent.

I can second this.

 

[DerwenArtos12]

What kind of mods to what kind of case are you looking for?

 

[ahmadka]

mods to improve the visual look...uv lights, n stuff...

EDIT: based on the search results I am getting, i think i missed out a little detail......i dont really require performance boost mods (e.g. water cooling, etc..)...i just want some visual boost (e.g. UV lights..window decals, a colorful fan controller, etc..)...so no expensive stuff

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Honestly, for simple stuff such as lights the like, it really is worth it to learn to do yourself. Not to mention, you get it perfectly how you want it, and it's so much fun...

 

[ahmadka]

yeah i was looking at twistedmods.com and the tutorials they are offering....i was very impressed (specially the Winamp LED effect one -- COOL ).... but still, is there a site for offering such pre modded cases...

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

But the joy is in doing it yourself....

 

[ahmadka]

i know it must be a very nice experience, and no doubt i wud luv to do it myself, but i am not experienced in that kinda stuff right now... i have never touched a solder in my life (lol...except some really basic training back in class 7 )....so right now, i am trying to get a premodded one..and then hope to add more bling bling to it myself...

so, please.......any links ??

 

[asm0deus]

im a fan of frozencpu

 

[RallyMaster]

Uh...how hard could it be to tape a UV light to the top of your case and install UV reactive fans and cables?

 

[ahmadka]

Originally posted by: RallyMaster
Uh...how hard could it be to tape a UV light to the top of your case and install UV reactive fans and cables?

yes, thats easy, but adding LED lights to boards isnt ...at least not for a newbie....

 

[RallyMaster]

Yes...but we're talking premodded cases here...not boards? Besides, I doubt performance-pcs would sell modded boards.

 

[Saivior]

All the guy is looking for is some references to sites, he is not looking to be convinced that he needs to do it himself. While some of you might get a kick out of doing stuff yourself all this guy is asking for is a little information.


Try Mountain Mods

 

[DerwenArtos12]

If you give me a list of more precisely what you're looking for, I can give you a quote. I've been doing this for about 4 years now and you can either pay me directly, half up front, half on delivery and I'll get the case, mod it and send it to you or, you can pick up a case, send it to me and pay the full price of the mods up front and I'll mail it back to you. Turnaround time depends on how extensive the mods are and if I'm going to be doing any painting. Standard stuff like removing fan grills, installing fans and lights, sleeving PSU's, turnaround time is just over a week from when I get the case, painting adds another week. Changing LED colors on a rheobus is a flat rate depending on the rheobus.

 

[whovous]

There are some things that anyone who builds their own computer can do without ever touching a soldering iron or a saw. It takes only a screwdriver to replace a fan with one that is either quieter or has cool lighting.

It takes no tools at all to install UV lights and UV reactive cables. There are many fancier things you can do that require some skill, but the above is definitely within the skill range of any system builder.

 

[Zepper]

http://www.coolcases.com Mainly does window and cooling mods. may also do some noise mods.

.bh.

 

[LOUISSSSS]

i've had my new lian li v1000b plus case pre-modded by performance-pcs.com they did a GREAT job... but then i realized that top blowholes don't really do much? i dunno thats what i've been hearing people say, right now i have the 120mm fan on top as an intake for my x1900xt to suck in the cool air and exhaust out its hot air, so theoretically it should work?

 

[DerwenArtos12]

Originally posted by: LOUISSSSS
i've had my new lian li v1000b plus case pre-modded by performance-pcs.com they did a GREAT job... but then i realized that top blowholes don't really do much? i dunno thats what i've been hearing people say, right now i have the 120mm fan on top as an intake for my x1900xt to suck in the cool air and exhaust out its hot air, so theoretically it should work?

on your case they don't make nearly the effect they do on non-inverted cases. The main key to proper case cooling is ammount of airflow, then directionality. If you're moving enough air but to the wrong places it's going to be just as bad as not moving enough air.

 

[LOUISSSSS]

well the top intake 120mm fan is blowing the air directly onto my x1900xt, which sucks in air from the inside of the case and exhausts it afte rit cools the gpu.. is that theoretically wrong?

 

[twitchee2]

Originally posted by: ahmadka
i know it must be a very nice experience, and no doubt i wud luv to do it myself, but i am not experienced in that kinda stuff right now... i have never touched a solder in my life (lol...except some really basic training back in class 7 )....so right now, i am trying to get a premodded one..and then hope to add more bling bling to it myself...

so, please.......any links ??

What better a time then now to learn how, its soo much fun when you actually do something hands on. Then when your done you can stand back and say "hey I made that, and its awesome"