6 quirky PC case mods from Taipei's Computex
Gaming rigs may be all about the guts on the inside, but some folks turn their powerful machines into little monuments that celebrate the hobby. At the Computex tech expo in Taipei, tons of fetching mods were on display, from professionally done game and movie tie-ins, to custom hack jobs.
Up top is a good example of the weird shapes a computer case can take. Down in the gallery are some more: from Iron Man to Borderlands 2, and even a case that adds what we can only guess is an anti-physical media missile array.
Tech Report's Geoff Gasior was on the ground at Computex Taipei and took the photos seen here. Check it out in the gallery below.
Some other awesome case mods that we've seen recently: a towering AT-AT, a Battlefield 3 case that holds and chills your drink and a PC case mod with tank treads.
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A Thermaltake Armor Revo case made up for Borderlands 2 by Brian Carter. (Photo Credit: Tech Report)
Another Thermaltake Armor Revo case, this time for Iron Man and The Avengers by Ron Lee Christianson. (Photo Credit: Tech Report)
"Armor Suit," an entirely custom-built case that uses a two-fan water cooling unit, created by one "PaulTan." (Photo Credit: Tech Report)
Want to add a little security to your case? How about a missile turret. This is the TUF Hummer by Dewayne Carel. (Photo Credit: Tech Report)
One of the cooler case mods, this prototype by PC parts supplier In Win has space to chill a beverage inside. (Photo Credit: Tech Report)
My favorite, simply because how excellently it executes on its concept: a Lian Li PC-CK101 transformed into a charming little locomotive. (Photo Credit: Tech Report)
