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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
If you want to keep your Intel Core i7 CPU chilled, then check out the new Thermaltake ProWater880i liquid cooling system that is able to move 500 liters of water per hour. It has a huge 24cm Motorsport Radiator installed at the back that is able to speed up the heat dissipation while a couple of efficient 12cm fans generate maximum air flow. The all-copper waterblock is industrial-grade sealed. [FarEastGizmos]
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]
Some dudes at Dominoe computers have created an Oil Cooled Computer. They submerged a few working PC parts in cooking oil and the PC is still working properly. See more pictures after the jump to get more details. [Dominoe computers] More
Someone claims that he knows how to use the iPhone’s accelerometers to do wacky stuff and games. Watch the video for more details.
Someone with too much time in their hands created what seems like a real car wheel, but in actuality is a fully-functional computer complete with a cool panel display and LED illumination. And it’s got a CD, DVD or whatever drive too. Amazing.
Some dudes behind Modd3d have managed to overclock a Nintendo DS Lite. Parts needed include a GBAccelerator DS overclocking chip, 30 AWG kynar wire-wrap wire, and a low-wattage, fine-tipped soldering iron. Watch the video demonstration after the jump to get more details.
Modd3d via Video Games
I can say this PC mod is one of the coolest PC mods. Dubbed as the Decomatic Model 12b, it contains an Intel Core 2 Duo machine with 2GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive, an Nvidia 7600 series video card with HDMI, and a total of 31 ports.
Via Fosfor Gadget
That’s right, a MacBook Tablet PC exists! This mod comes with a $2,279 price tag. However, there is no info on the specs.
Lowyat.net via Laptops
Some hackers at WiiKey claim to have made the first fully functionable Nintendo Wii modchip. The chip will be available in February 7, 2007. It can play backup copies of Wii and GameCube games using DVD-R or DVD+R disc. However, WiiKey has no images and detailed specs of the modchip. Stay tuned for more updates!
WiiKey via Video Games
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