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Yet Another PC-Mac Case Mod

JayPee writes "Fortunately, this mod doesn't involve destroying a brand new G5 for its shell. (And yes, I know the G5 was a "hoax"). Instead, the modder used an old Macintosh SE case for his gaming computer. While I'm sad that he wasn't able to use the old black and white display in conjunction with the LCD, I'm still amazed that he was able to deal with the heat issues that I'm assuming would pop up by stuffing a higher end PC and video card in a Mac SE case." This mod is technically impressive, and looks great.

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  1. Akihabara by jetfuel · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I came across something similar in Akihabara a couple of years ago: http://context.metalbat.com/index.pl?671 The i/30 is an SE/30 fitted with a G3 mobo and with the B&W CRT replaced by a TFT. Excellent.

  2. Re:Interesting, but... by mgs1000 · · Score: 4, Interesting
    This was pretty cool

    Some guy took the guts of a G4 cube and put it in a Color Classic

  3. Speaking of mods by Pope · · Score: 4, Interesting
    Not so much a casemod, but a guy over on MacNN put a neon kit in his G5 and runs with the panel off. Linky

    Can't say I'm a fan of people who make their cases light up ( I think it's a waste of time and money, frankly), but why not try something no one else has?

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  4. nice rendering by tholomyes · · Score: 4, Interesting

    either they took a lot of time and care with the photos, or they're very nice renderings. either way, it looks nifty. but, somehow, unreal.

    it'd be nice if it didn't light up, too, and you could just tuck its nice small case away to do be a file/print server. good size for that sort of thing.

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