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- Thread starter o770
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- Dec 17, 2000
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- Seattle, Wa
Welcome to this topic heading. My case mods have been very modest, all I've done is raise the throughput to a bit more than 100 cfm in both my cases. It's funny, but now a new case doesn't feel like it's "mine" without at least cutting into it and improving the fannage.
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- Mar 5, 2001
I went searching for a new computer case that i didnt have to import last week. looking around, all there were were AOpen here, AOpen there, generic here, genereic, different face but same construvtion there 
I think i will have to import that antec/enermax case that i wanted
I think i will have to import that antec/enermax case that i wanted
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- Feb 3, 2001
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- USA Capital
I too was a Virgin Modder adn after modding 2cases with 120mm, 92mm and removing some extra metal I feel the need to mod the other 8 computers I have.
Moment of Silence ..................
Moment of Silence ..................
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- Sep 14, 2001
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- Denmark
I now exactly how you feelklosters64a said:
. I recently modded my case and had some sort of bonding experience .I've tried to make my computer as quiet as possible and the modding was necessary in order to make more room for quiet CPU cooling. I moved the PSU to a different location and now there's room for ducting fresh air to the CPU HSF.
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- Aug 7, 2001
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- La Grande, OR
When you mod your case, it becomes your baby, like a sports car to some. But is also has to be real fast too.
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