WHO NEEDS CASEMODS WHEN YOU HAVE DESKMODS

What happens when you put a team of geeks in a room that's filled with building materials and spare computer parts?

Well, judging by the picture above, the answer is pretty apparent - they flip into Dr. Frankenstein mode and create what can be described as one of the coolest PC mods I've ever seen. And yes, it IS the table.

1. The desk surface was constructed by Danger Den of two sandwiched, laser-cut layers of clear acrylic bolted to an aluminum frame.  2. A half-gallon of glycol runs through 15 feet of Tygon tubing and a radiator, cooling the processors. 3. To support our Times Square lighting, we used an Antec TruePower Quattro kilowatt power supply.  4. Two 300-GB 10,000-rpm VelociRaptor hard drives handle storage.  5. Synaptics engineered us this one-of-a-kind, flush-mounted touchpad with an integrated proximity sensor and light.

6. At the heart of our system is XFX’s 790i Ultra SLI motherboard, outfitted with 4 GB of Kingston HyperX DDR3 RAM and a 3.0-GHz Intel Core 2 Quad processor.  7. This worthless 15-inch custom PCI-E cable did not work—so we replaced it.  8. We cooled our PaLit GeForce GTX 280 graphics cardwith Danger Den’s Tieton water block.  9. Seven fans circulate air within the desk—and 13 bright-blue neon lights blind the user at the desk.  10. Ejecting up from the desk surface is a Sony BDU-X10S Blu-ray drive.

Yang dulu pernakminat PCmodtp x pernah jd kenyataan ahahahaha...

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