Still remember the NZXT Tempest PC case? NZXT has recently launched the Tempest EVO PC case, which is perfect for gaming purpose. The PC case supports a wide range of motherboards including E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Baby AT. The Tempest EVO is specially designed to support up to 8 HDDs, high-end graphics cards, power supply units and server boards.
The NZXT Tempest EVO is also targeted toward overclockers and water cooling enthusiasts because it supports water cooling tube access and a dual 120mm radiator at the top panel. Installation and upgrades are easy thanks to the pre-drilled cable routing on the motherboard allowing for a cleaner look and improved airflow. The case also features added space behind the motherboard panel from a punched side panel design that allows for easy heatsink removal. If you are interested, you can buy the Tempest Evo for $99 a pop. More
Here is a custom CoolIT PC case mod that was designed by 19-year-old Dominic Heise. The computer case looks like a frosty block of snow and ice and features a heavy duty Boreas liquid cooling rig with 15 cooling fans in the back of the case. It is also illuminated by cool blue LEDs to complete the icy cold look. Check out more pictures after the jump. More
PC modder Zbysek has creatively built his Project MiniCooker PC, complete with blue LED “gas burners” that looks real. He built the entire system by hand, including welding together the metal chassis, creating custom plastic knobs, and fake burners out of acrylic. The Minicooker PC Oven Casemod features an Intel Pentium D820 3.5GHz CPU with the MSI 975X Platinum, a 2GB DDR2 Kingston 800MHz, and an nVidia EVGA 9600GT graphics card, a WD Caviar 80GB hard drive, and the Tagan Easycon 580W PSU. Video after the jump. More
The Thermaltake Element Q is a new fanless Mini-ITX case that is ideal for very small systems built on Intel’s Atom and NVIDIA’s ION platforms. Measuring 130mm x 220mm x 330mm and weighing at only 2.7Kg, the Element Q is small enough to fit on the shelf between your books. Quietness is provided for by an overall fanless design with ventilation grids on the right, left, and back side. The pre-installed 200W SFX power supply also works without fan to eliminate noise and energy consumption. The Element Q mini-ITX chassis will be available for approximately $59. [Thermaltake]
Designed by Pius Giger, the Edelweiss PC is a computer which combines function and art. The wires, cables and watercool tubing are routed inside of the main body for a clean look. The Edelweiss PC looks beautiful from every angle. See more pictures after the jump. More
Take a loot at this cool PC case mod from a Russian modder, Megalex. Dubbed as the Yellow Bulldozer PC, it comes with some old parts including an Asus P3B-F motherboard, an Intel PIII 700MHz CPU, 512MB RAM and a 500GB Seagate hard drive. Nowhere near as powerful as a real bulldozer but it’s definite kewlness! More
Modder Frenkie has designed this glow-in-the-dark case mod that features strips of circuit board and other extra bits to achieve its unique, scorpion-inspired look. Dubbed as Sting, the case features custom cut PCB boards pattern all over its body. [technabob]
Here is the FuG-01/ET, which is also dubbed as the Wolfenstein PC Case Mod. The case mod was inspired by the Wolfenstein 3D video games. It features dual electric gauges, one measures amperage, and the other core voltages. There is also carrying strap, some bullet holes, and an old phone handset, which is only an object. [MAKE]
Jeffrey Stephenson has designed another cool case mod in the form of the Ingraham case mod. The retro looking case is his tribute to the Ingraham Cabinet Co. who designed and built many of my favorite wooden radio cabinets in the 30’s and 40’s. The Ingraham case mod comes with a walnut-clad with a hand-built basswood frame layered atop a mid-grade mini-ITX SilverStone case. Other features include a FireWire 400 port, a VIA VB8001 motherboard, a 1.6GHz processor, 4GB RAM and a 64GB SSD for storage purposes. No word on pricing at this time. But, I am sure it won’t cheap! [Product Page] More
The Battlestar Galactica PC is the kewl case mod that features the front-loading disc drive that is located behind a laser-cut transparent BSG medallion, so you can see the disc spinning. The PC also comes with kewl specs including EVGA nForce 590 SLI motherboard, two EVGA GeForce 8800 GTS graphics cards in SLI, and 4GB (2×2GB) Crucial Ballistix Tracer Red DDR2 800MHz. Check out the list of specs and two videos after the jump. [bit-tech] More
