Perhaps I've been doing this too long I've had case mods for years until very recently. I remember the days when there were only a handfull of black cases and windows were something you had to do by hand (and not pre-bought).
I went to QuakeCon this year and walked around the BYOC and there was only a handful of case mods I think were actually worth it or intresting. Most of them had a lot of hand painted/crafted pieces. However, the vast majority of PCs there were these cookie cutter hodgepodge collection of LED fans, pre-windowed cases and lights.
And searching through Newegg you are going to find a thousand cookie cutter case mod boxes. For that matter you are hard pressed to find a decent looking OEMish box.
Guess it has simply gotten too commercialized with even major OEMs catering to these case modders (Dell XPS comes to mind). You can even walk into a CompUSA and buy your standard case mod supplies that years ago you at least had to solder the power connectors manually. I'm just tired of it.
I went to QuakeCon this year and walked around the BYOC and there was only a handful of case mods I think were actually worth it or intresting. Most of them had a lot of hand painted/crafted pieces. However, the vast majority of PCs there were these cookie cutter hodgepodge collection of LED fans, pre-windowed cases and lights.
And searching through Newegg you are going to find a thousand cookie cutter case mod boxes. For that matter you are hard pressed to find a decent looking OEMish box.
Guess it has simply gotten too commercialized with even major OEMs catering to these case modders (Dell XPS comes to mind). You can even walk into a CompUSA and buy your standard case mod supplies that years ago you at least had to solder the power connectors manually. I'm just tired of it.