2014-04-26 10:52:28 -04:00
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case mod
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2014-04-26 11:54:15 -04:00
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1. Originally a kind of hardware hack on a PC intended to support
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overclocking (e.g. with cutouts for oversized fans, or a freon-based or
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water-cooling system). 2. Nowadays, similar drastic surgery that's done just
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to make a machine look nifty. The commonest case mods combine acrylic case
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windows with LEDs to give the machine an eerie interior glow like a B-movie
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flying saucer. More advanced forms of case modding involve building machines
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into weird and unlikely shapes. The effect can be quite artistic, but one of
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the unwritten rules is that the machine must continue to function as a
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computer.
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