Bit-tech Modding Update - June 2014

Bit-tech Modding Update - June 2014

With Computex now behind us, we're set to look at a number of exciting new cases and PC parts over the coming weeks that are sure to find their way into modding projects over the coming months. Today, though, we're looking at four recently completed projects that have caught our eye using current hardware and we've got plenty of eye-candy for you again too.
We've plucked each of them from our community forums and don't forge to stop buy our modding section too for more guides, competitions and meet the maker features.

We're honoured to have Corsair as our 2014 sponsor of the Modding Update and to win some awesome goodies check out the information below on submitting your own projects to our modding databases.

Corsair will be giving one lucky modder their choice of six fans every month. To be in with a chance of winning them, all you have to do is enter your project to our Case Mod Index or Scratchbuild Index.

These are our own databases of completed projects that allow you to see what others have done with a particular case model, material or motherboard size, with hundreds of projects to choose from.

How to submit Case Mods

If you're submitting a case mod (modified case), it must be complete with noticeable modifications (these can include spray paint/powder-coat or installed water-cooling hardware.) To submit your case mod you'll need to include the following information:

Case mods

• Your forum user name
  
• Case (make and model)
  
• URL to your project log (which must be in bit-tech's project log forum)
  
• Project name
  
• Is your PC water-cooled? Y/N

Scratchbuilds

• Your forum user name
  
• Motherboard size - ATX, micro-ATX, mini ITX, other
  
• Case type - tower/cube/desk/HTPC/other
  
• Primary material - acrylic/metal/wood/composite/other or mixed
  
• URL to your project log (which must be in bit-tech's project log forum)
  
• Is your PC water-cooled? Y/N

Email your submissions to modding@bit-tech.net with 'Submit My Project' in the subject line.

The winner this month in our random raffle is forum user phinix who submitted his Phinix Nano Tower project to our scratchbuild index a while ago. Check out the project here .

Back to this month and we have four fantastic projects to show you that have been completed in the last few weeks in our forum.

Click the pictures below or head over to the next page to see each one in detail.