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Neptune's Trident by Brian Carter

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Case Mod | 23rd Nov 2009

Neptune was the Roman god of the sea and forum user Boddaker - otherwise known as Brian Carter - has taken this theme to the limit with one of the best Lian Li V2000 mods we've ever seen.

Forum Modding Update: 30th October 09

30th Oct, 12:58 Check out some of the latest modding content from our community! [7]

The Mods of GamesCom

20th Aug, 11:16 GC 09: A gallery of all the mods we've seen at GamesCom. [16]

Commodore 64 laptop mod

7th Apr, 14:22 Master modder Ben Heck turns his skills to the Commodore 64, creating a portable C64 machine that loads games from an SD card. [17]

Cryo launches fastest UK retail PC

26th Mar, 16:58 With a Core i7 965 overclocked to 4.8GHz, Cryo's new phase-change-cooled Velox is now the king of Custom PC's benchmark suite. [27]

Dremel introduces tiny cordless screwdriver

10th Mar, 12:23 Dremel's new Driver tool has a length of just 12.6cm, enabling you to squeeze it into small spaces. [18]

Steampunk Frankenstein PC mod

20th Feb, 10:59 This excellent 8ft case mod was built from a wide selection of salvaged machinery, including various parts of a World War II warship. [13]

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