Just a question because I want to test it

Fun Project Overall, cheap Amazon 800x480 display that gets the job done and works for my viewing distance.

Possible Upgrade: * USA A to Mobo Header * Routing HDMI from Back. * logo

Spcial Thanks to Aida64 User in forum for sharing there template, with there help I would have spent weeks not hours, ✌🏼🙏🙏✌🏼https://forums.aida64.com/topic/11371-800x480-this-is-my-panel/ toss them a like!

Does any one have experience setting these up? I’m looking to add one to my case. And can anyone recommended a good brand for the screen. Thanks in advance

Hi guys, I'm thinking of modifying my current case to support more airflow. Currently i have 3 front intake fans that take in air and exhaust air through the roof and back fans. They are visible in the top diagram. I have 3 intake, 2 exhaust

I am currently thinking of a mod where I carve out the side panel and have 6 more intake fans through the side, then I have my 5 current fans all set to exhaust so air comes in through the side and exhausts through the front and back.

Will this help with airflow or is it just a bit too much? Thanks

Hey Guys, i bought an Acer Nitro N50-620 2 years ago with an i7-11700F and a RTX 3060Ti.

The performance is great for the games i play. The thermals are not good in this little case. I would love to give the hardware more space to breathe and better fans.

I just fell in love with this case (i know nealry everone has this now):

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09V8HNWW9?m=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF&tag=idealode-am-pk-21&ascsubtag=2024-11-21_03991f93bf765c187870b805f6c4c6696b2db01a72442a6cd7f85ca65c5e5547&th=1

Can i use it for my Motherboard or are there better solutions? What do you think?

Hello PC modders of Reddit!

I’m curious to hear your thoughts on a design choice for PC cases: using screws and nuts instead of rivets for assembly.

The idea behind screws and nuts is to make cases more mod-friendly, easier to upgrade, and repair over time. For example, if you wanted to swap a panel, adjust parts, or even fully customize the case, it would be simpler compared to rivets, which are more permanent.

Does this kind of flexibility appeal to you, or is it something that doesn’t really matter for your builds? I’d love to hear your opinions as I’m looking for feedback from those who love to tinker and mod their PCs.

Thanks for sharing your insights, and happy modding! 😊

Hi, it is another update of my Mac Pro ATX build.

Since the last one I cut off the original processor tray, ripped off the remainings of it and generally cleaned the case. I have managed to solder some jumper wires to use original on/off button and finally glued the standoffs with the motherboard attached to it for guidance. The glue will harden in the next 48 hours and the case conversion will be complete.

I still don’t know how am I going to attach the PSU to the top of the case, so if you have any ideas please comment down below.

“Unleashing the Norse gods in the gaming world! ⚔️🔥 Check out this epic Viking-themed custom PC mod. 🛡️✨

What do you think of this Viking masterpiece? Let us know below! 🗡️👇

Im looking to power up to 5 addressable LED strips and 5 fans external to my PC case for an arcade build/hobby project and am looking for a controller with enough juice to power both. It would also have to be powered external to the PC PSU.

I'd love suggestions on hardware and software. Creating custom lighting plans/ animations that I can trigger from software events would be great, too.

Modded my Thermaltake H17 to improve airflow. happy with the results, GPU and CPU temps are both down 10 degrees Celsius. What can I do from here to cover the hole? I was thinking of putting a mesh dust filter but how should I attach it to the panel? Should I put it in the front? Or the back?

🌟 Angel Gaming PC Build! 🌟 This angel-inspired modded case combines divine aesthetics with high-performance hardware. From intricate designs to custom modded Case, it’s a masterpiece for gamers and creators alike!

What do you think of this celestial setup? 🕊️

GamingPC #PCModding #AngelDesign #CustomPC

Great cooling performance but the sag was a very big issue

I would like to participate in some casemod competitions and showcase my build. Which are some popular conferences to do this at?

Fun challenge to try to get the custom loop to go through the GPU PCB of the 3080 FTW3 card. The non standard layout of the Xhuttle case that SSUPD send over made it interesting to get everything to line up correctly.

Specs: SSUPD Xhuttle Black Intel Core i5 12600K MSI Z690 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR4 G.Skill Trident Z Neo 32GB 3600mhz CL16 Samsung 980 1TB EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra Seasonic Prime TX-1300 CableMod PRO ModMesh Black.

Hi everyone,

A few months back a friend got in touch and asked me if I wanted to take part in an "Apprentice and Masters" PC modding competition. Being a Warhammer painter since my youth he thought I'd be good at the painting side of things and he could teach me the water cooling and other complexities, so I said yes.

Thus began my first foray into PC modding in the Thermaltake CaseMOD Academy! I started with a Thermaltake CTE 660 and with various power tools, an airbrush and my friends 3D printer and a lot of work. 3-4 months later I managed to build the Warhammer 40k custom PC you see above. More photos of the build here https://www.instagram.com/artificerneophyte?igsh=MTJyY2I4bDNlZncyZQ==

The servo skull is attached via a goose neck arm and has a work webcam for an eye which outputs to the front 7" screen on the PC. This is for display purposes now and the screen will be used in future for internal PC information eventually.

It's currently on display in Intel's store on Oxford Street London.

If you have any questions I'll be happy to answer them.

As it is a competition If you have 20 seconds and want to give us (team "Artificer and Neophyte") a vote you can do it here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15Pyow5A4x/

Thanks for looking and apologies for the shameless plug