Mod of the Month July 2013
It's that time again as we take a look at some of the best new builds, fresh from our busy modding forums. We've selected six of the most promising up and coming projects for you to feast your eyes on and, as usual, you can vote for your favourite projects using the poll in the forum. If you want to get your vote in early, use the links at the end of each page to zip straight to the forum thread.
We've got something for everyone again this month (yeah, sorry, a bit late with this one but we'll be back on track later this month), from old radio conversions, mini-ITX scrathbuilds, water-cooling behemoths and even a scale tank. Before we get to this month's projects, don't forget bit-tech's
Case Mod Index and
Scratch Build Index. They're fantastic tools that can be helpful if you need some inspiration or want to see what other people have done with their cases.
We're proud to have
Mnpctech sponsoring Mod of the Month. The Mnpctech guys are regulars on our forums and, in addition to being avid modders themselves with some awesome projects to their names, the Mnpctech online store is also well worth a visit from every modder.
The winner of Mod of the Month will get
one of these awesome prizes from the Mnpctech store itself. There will be some new and exciting products from Mnpctech on the horizon too, but for now feast your eyes on these pieces of true PC bling.
Safety first whenever modding your PC! Black frame with Clear anti-fog lens. Lightweight "retro style" design. Dual lenses with an 8-base curve that provides wrap-around protection.
Includes micro-fiber carry puch thats doubles as a cleaning cloth. Meets the High Impact" level of the ANSI Z87.1+ safety standards.
1/2" Thick CNC Machined Clear Acrylic. Mount over your front intake, top of your case or side panel. Mounting over rear exhaust fan may require modifying your chassis and side panel."
Set of Mnpctech Billet Machined Diamond Knurl Case Feet. Base Diameter = 1- 3/4", Height = 1". Thick hard rubber insert protects your desktop and helps prevent vibration.
Thanks to Mnpctech for stumping up such fantastic prizes again this month. We've got six very promising projects for you again, so it's time to vote for your favourites. Don't forget that you can
vote for more than one project if you're finding it tough to choose one over the others. MOTM is a competition for in-progress projects. You should consider potential, originality, execution and show of skill when voting.
This Month's Contenders
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