"HARDWARE CANUCKS" Custom Case by Mnpctech

[Mnpctech]

Ok, back to more seXay images...

To mount my Rad Grill / Case / Fan / Radiator sandwich, I use our M3 x 35mm length socket head stainless steel screws. These fit perfectly without the worry of piercing your radiator fins.

[headsh0t]

Originally Posted by martin_metal_88

I just like to know Mnpctech, are you doing case mod for every one or it's just a overtime hobby? Nice work the ziggy are perfect for this build!

I can't imagine a business working for free, can you? But ya those are some damn seXay pics mmmmmm

[Digikid]

Hmm...personally I would put filters in there to stop stuff from falling INTO the PC when it is off. Dust and such.

[HumorusPrawn]

Hey Bill, I noticed you didn't paint the motherboard tray. Is it just me or did you paint it? lol

If its not painted why didn't you paint it?

[gingerbee]

Originally Posted by martin_metal_88

I just like to know Mnpctech, are you doing case mod for every one or it's just a overtime hobby? Nice work the ziggy are perfect for this build!

from my understanding they make most of there coin developing and marketing modding gear which they make and sell. thank bill Owen for being one of the best I think he use to be a car junkie adn switched to computers lucky for us ah
PC Case Mods Store & Professional Case Modding

[martin_metal_88]

Originally Posted by headsh0t

I can't imagine a business working for free, can you? But ya those are some damn seXay pics mmmmmm

haha you misunderstand headshot. I was meaning if they where only doing computer mod of if they where doing something other but he do pc mod for fun after the job.

[Mnpctech]

@ Digikid, you can add your own filters. I personally keep my rigs running 24/7 and never set anything on the top.

fyi: in case anyone wondered..

I was going to set-up the fans in Pushing configuration as illustrated in photo of radiator outside the case, but decided later they would work more efficiently Pulling because of the circular openings in the rad grill design. I now see that posting that photo led to confusion, sorry! It was a long day yesterday. I've heard so many different opinions on which approach is better. The truth is everyone's hardware components, fans, and environment is different. What may work for them, may not work for you. If you're really curious, then try out each approach and record both your internal and external temperature and compare :)

@ martin_metal88, I do commissioned custom cases for a living. There is special plans for this one

@ HumorusPrawn, uniformed colors bore me, and these colors contrast nicely.

[Mnpctech]

Photos of the 140mm Xigmatek fans powered.

[ipaine]

What a amazing build. I sure know that I would love to end up with it in the end.

Great work!!

[Moneyless]

That looks simply amazing.