In Pictures: Kalinka! Modding Between Moscow And Siberia
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Go East!
Modding is an activity with a very wide definition and spectrum--and it is absolutely not just about blinking lights and fans. Some of the things the Russian enthusiasts in the following pages have managed to erect actually have hands and feet. Some designs are anything but serious, and others reveal a true mastery in the field of low-temperature sheet metal deformation.
No, this trash can does not hold a PC. It is a PC.
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I hate these kind of articles, nothing useful, nothing interesting. And surely, I am going to get "thumbed down"....
One thing is certain...
The Russians are NVIDIA's fanboy...
If I ever had the trash can case, my mom would stuff it with yesterdays dinner thinking it's a real trash can ,
and if I had the rusty case, mom would throw it away,
with the grandma radio, moms would hide it thinking it's one of her antics
If I ever had the trash can case, my mom would stuff it with yesterdays dinner thinking it's a real trash can ,and if I had the rusty case, mom would throw it away,with the grandma radio, moms would hide it thinking it's one of her antics
Yeah, you live with your mom. Congrats.
Yeah, you live with your mom. Congrats.
yah, I live with my mom, legally i'm not even old enough to have sex or watch porn so yeah, I am living with my mom
I see that PC (BECKS) as more of a beerwarmer than a PC cooler! What a waste of beer! THese articles are actually interesting because not all should be just benchmarks, reviews, and newbriefs.
the grandmas radeo seems interesting and like an antique, im sure it houses an atom and an ion
the grandmas radeo seems interesting and like an antique, im sure it houses an atom and an ion
are you sure thats not contain the good old pentium or pentium 2???
One thing is certain...The Russians are NVIDIA's fanboy...
In Russia, it is cold as, well, not hell, so they love the extra heating features of the fermi cards. Some of them even use liquid heat transfer so they can have hot water all over the house.
the hammer is a symbol of old Germany (Nazi) and was used in Pink Floyd the wall
In Russia, it is cold as, well, not hell, so they love the extra heating features of the fermi cards. Some of them even use liquid heat transfer so they can have hot water all over the house.
Well, it is actually pretty hot in there right now:
http://climateprogress.org/2010/07 [...] ork-times/
But then again, it could be BECAUSE of all of those Nvidia cards they like to use so much
That Doom 3 case mod was done a long way from Russia. It's beautiful, but the credit belongs with the builder.
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=802808
One thing is certain...The Russians are NVIDIA's fanboy...
how about Americans??? Obama fans !!!! LOL !!!
Um, that black nVidia case you keep calling 'binoculars' looks alot more like a 'drop-ship' from almost any futuristic game, especially RTSs. Notice the fans in what would be the thruster components? Yeah.
And it's weary seeing such degrading captions. I mean, there's witty and funny... and then there's just being an ass. Besides, many of these mods look pretty good.
yah, I live with my mom, legally i'm not even old enough to have sex or watch porn so yeah, I am living with my mom
Don't let the haters get to you greg. Your response was tactful, unlike the person who tried to put you down. Always good to have classy PC enthusiasts on the site, regardless of their age.
Well, it is actually pretty hot in there right now:http://climateprogress.org/2010/07 [...] ork-times/But then again, it could be BECAUSE of all of those Nvidia cards they like to use so much
Not in siberia it isn't
For a more realistic Chernobyl inspired case they need a Fermi card
Meltdown!
I liked the Pink Floyd case (the one with the hammers).
Not in siberia it isn't
Well, about 85% of Russia's wealth is concentrated in Moscow. Obviously, a lot more people in there can afford Fermi cards versus siberia, that's why it's burning hot!
The Russian should stick with the Reds. Stalin would definitely love it!