Custom painting your mouse is an expression of your individuality. Mnpctech has been custom painting mice for customers over the past several years. They can help you get the custom paint job that’s perfect for you.

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Comment #152 belongs to “x.clay”

Congrats x.clay! you won the CM Storm “Scout” Case Mod by Mnpctech!

I’m emailing you to get your full name and shipping info.

Thank you everybody for participating and making another giveaway successful!

Next Giveaway will be soon, so stay tuned!!

Anton “[ZMEY]” Pots (aka Dire Snake) hails from Saint Petersburg, Russia. He has both designed and built a wealth of custom computers that have inspired countless modders worldwide. One of my favorite projects is his cylindrical shaped “Dire Snake” Bomb. You can read about how Anton built the Dire Snake Bomb here

See more of Anton’s famous case mods on his website, DireSnake.com

I picked up my jaw after noticing the latest addition to MillionDollarPC.Com. This is the “Edelweiss” PC by Pius Giger. Everything in Edelweiss is meticulously detailed. The wires, cables and watercool tubing are routed inside of the main body for a clean look. The Edelweiss PC looks beautiful from every angle. I wonder if Pius is related to the Swiss surrealist Hans Ruedi Giger (H.R. Giger). I think Hans would like this PC as well.

See more photos of Edelweiss by Pius Giger on MillionDollarPC.Com

Russian Modder, Mr_Pet has built his very unique PC from scratch. The chassis frame was constructed from extruded aluminum and clear acrylic. The side panels are uniquely attached by shower rod in each corner. A tribal barbed wire theme plays over the entire shell including the fan grills and switch plates. See the entire project on bit-tech forums

The crew at Modders-Inc talk with Bill Owen from Mnpctech about past and present case mods. Having access to skilled trades & resources for your projects. How the economy has changed the modding industry. They critique Corsair’s new Obsidian, Thermaltake Level 10, Silverstone Raven 2, and Thermalright case at the 2009 Computex Show.

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Jeremy Birch (aka E.E.L. Ambiense) is no stranger to the case mod blog. His execution of custom work is always well done. His modified cases look as if they were factory made. He’s also been described as a master with acrylics. This time Jeremy has looked to convert an old Cooler Master ATC-210 aluminum case with Steam punk inspired accents. Check out the cool mechanized-look grills and stylish Amber lights. The Metallic Copper and Matte Black paint contrasts beautifully.

Read the entire case mod worklog

Cooler Master sent Mnpctech.com their new CM Storm “Scout” case to modify and giveaway!

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Once registered, leave 4 comments at the bottom of this post after “Leave a comment…” by Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 @ Midnight central time for your chance to be randomly selected. One lucky winner will be chosen at random through the website Random.org. Case Mod Blog will announce the winner on Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

This giveaway is open to all countries. Shipping method will be at the discretion of Mnpctech.com

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I’ve been buying 360 shells to resell with custom mods & paint. In the past, I’d use a screw driver to open the shell, but marred the plastic. The 360 tool cuts time dismantling the 360 in half without risking any damage to the plastic.

Purchase Xbox 360 Unlock Tool Kit

FirstZoomTV takes a look at the Thermalright’s first entry into the chassis market. The RX1’s design focuses on passive cooling (no fans). Thermalright hopes this case will encourage consumers to use their line of RX1 proprietary heat sinks. This is a prototype version, not retail.

Thanks to Cade Whittlef for submitting this!