Another month has rolled on through, and we're back with the newest installment of the bit-tech Mod of the Month. Which mod gets the treat, and which gets a ghoulish trick? Read, vote, and tell us your thoughts!
September has already come and almost gone, and thirty more days of modding have flown along with it. As always, we've lined up five of the best projects to go head to head in our Mod of the Month competition, each ready to claim the title for September. So grab a look and give your vote!
Another month has already flown by, and we're finding ourselves chasing our tails into September. But before we let summer slip away from us, we're taking a minute to show off the five newest creations from the forum and pitting them against each other. The prize? A bit of good kit and a whole lot of bragging rights.
If you love inspirational wooden cases we've got a mod you have to check out. Just in time to wrap up the summer, resident modder cc3d has recycled many-a-tree in his latest project - FiveWood.
Straight from the forum to our front page, we've got a scratch build that anyone interested in plexi, HAL or disaster recovery needs to read. Come on in and take a read over the wonder of Craig's (aka Cheapskate) Bloo Balls...
The die is cast and the bets are in...so who's the lucky winner this month?
Just in time for i34, Paul (aka Coolmiester) has wrapped up another mod boasting some impressive hardware and a gorgeous cooling system. As always, we were more than anxious to get a look inside...
We're baaaack! The month of July is coming to a close, and that means it's time again for us to bring you some of the world's best works in progress hand picked straight from our forums. That's right, it's time for Mod of the Month for July!
Happy birthday to us, happy birthday to us! Mod of the Month is celebrating its first birthday this month! And to celebrate, we're giving away a present to one lucky modder. Read on to find out who it could be this month!
Want to know who's walked away victorious from Mod of the Month in May 2008? Read on!
The polls are closed and the votes are counted - and we've got the winner of April's Mod of the Month
Most of us love the looks and performance of watercooling - but the utter mess and difficulty drives many away. Canada-based CoolIT seems to think it has a solution that beats the pre-boxed watercooling sets hands down while remaining simple. Does it succeed?
Copy protection and piracy seem like two inescapable forces in modern digital media. But is either side right? Brett Thomas sounds off about pretty pictures, perils of intellectual property, and the dollars and cents behind everyone's favourite "freedom fighters."
Matrix Orbital has been quietly humming away in the background for a couple of years now, working hard on its upcoming series of GX displays and peripherals. We've been involved for a while, but is it time to pull the cover off and show off the new baby? Let's take a look...
April showers bring May flowers - but they also fog up a good spray painting job. Fortunately, our modders persevere through the lousy weather and difficult tasks to bring us fantastic forum contributions. Who's in the top five this month? Let's take a look at April's Mod of the Month!
With so many great games now exclusive to Windows, are Mac and Linux users getting left out in the cold? Not if Codeweavers and its new program Crossover Games has anything to say about it. But does it really bridge the gap, or is dual-booting still the way to go?
Not everyone has days upon days of time to pour into a case mod. However, that doesn't mean that the quick builds need to look like a wire explosion on the inside and boring black on the outside! Years of modding have made companies develop some great products that make formerly huge projects into ten minute mods.
Shamrocks, leprechauns, and Easter bunnies...oh my! March may be a pretty holiday-filled month, but that doesn't stop our crazy modders from taking time away from family life in order to do some dremel dentistry. This month, we're giving five mods a chance to win March's Mod of the Month.
Britain's own Aqua-PCs will be showing off Liquid Nitrogen cooling at the UK's biggest LAN event - i33 with help from BenchTec UK.
No matter how much you love it, working with acrylic (in its many forms) can be a difficult task to the new modder. We're here to clear up a bit of the confusion when it comes to bending, cutting, joining and enjoying one of modding's most versatile materials.
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