Is modding the answer???

Human Traffic · 30-April-03, 09:23 AM

Looking through this forum there are some amazing mods been carried out and big hand to all of them. However I have always wanted to move away from the cuboid shape that they all seem to be. I particularly like the Nautilus Speakers and wanted to build something along these lines. Has anyone ventured this way or know of constraints??

hawklen · 30-April-03, 10:09 AM

Ive seen someone make a computer out of a ma audio car amplifier..thats orginal, and Ive seen one in a cut down US dumb bomb, an old 70's one, not that big.

The big contsraints are size..weither a micro-atx board can fit, if you have to go onboard everything and stuff like that..

jenzpookie · 30-April-03, 10:58 AM

this seems pretty kool. doesn't seem that hard either
Here

Human Traffic · 30-April-03, 11:11 AM

J, now thats what I'm talking about. SOmething different, ..very different. I have seen someone built a PC in the case of a PS2.

BZA · 30-April-03, 11:50 AM

that kicks ass and is exactly what I was thinking of for my sphere case of the future, Real Life has been draggin my ass down so hard lately that I havent had a damn chance to breathe, nevermind plan mods.....*sigh* adulthood

jinxÂ© · 30-April-03, 11:53 AM

All you need is a tape measure and your imagination.

bushh · 30-April-03, 12:32 PM

Modding is always the answer... I have a bunch of ideas for case mods id love to do soemday... one thing that will ease the constraints of PC building is the Mini-ITX platform... although i wouldnt use it for my gaming rig, its still sweet, check out some of the mods they have http://www.mini-itx.net/

doug

30-April-03, 09:23 AM		#1 (permalink)
Human Traffic Apex Advanced Techie	Is modding the answer??? Looking through this forum there are some amazing mods been carried out and big hand to all of them. However I have always wanted to move away from the cuboid shape that they all seem to be. I particularly like the Nautilus Speakers and wanted to build something along these lines. Has anyone ventured this way or know of constraints??

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30-April-03, 10:09 AM		#2 (permalink)
hawklen PCApex's Mouthy Stepchild	Ive seen someone make a computer out of a ma audio car amplifier..thats orginal, and Ive seen one in a cut down US dumb bomb, an old 70's one, not that big. The big contsraints are size..weither a micro-atx board can fit, if you have to go onboard everything and stuff like that..

30-April-03, 10:58 AM		#3 (permalink)
jenzpookie Apex Techie I	this seems pretty kool. doesn't seem that hard either Here

30-April-03, 11:11 AM		#4 (permalink)
Human Traffic Apex Advanced Techie	J, now thats what I'm talking about. SOmething different, ..very different. I have seen someone built a PC in the case of a PS2.

30-April-03, 11:50 AM		#5 (permalink)
BZA Semin-Hoe-Le Supp-Hoe-Ter	that kicks ass and is exactly what I was thinking of for my sphere case of the future, Real Life has been draggin my ass down so hard lately that I havent had a damn chance to breathe, nevermind plan mods.....sigh adulthood

30-April-03, 11:53 AM		#6 (permalink)
jinxÂ© Still Duck's Hoe Though	All you need is a tape measure and your imagination.

30-April-03, 12:32 PM		#7 (permalink)
bushh Apex Tech Fanatic	Modding is always the answer... I have a bunch of ideas for case mods id love to do soemday... one thing that will ease the constraints of PC building is the Mini-ITX platform... although i wouldnt use it for my gaming rig, its still sweet, check out some of the mods they have http://www.mini-itx.net/ doug