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QuakeCon 2008 - Paint, Glue & Sponge Bob

Author: Chris Ram SUMMARY: During his rounds at QuakeCon, Chris turns his attention to the many case mods on display; both amazing and shameful.
Editor: Steve Dougherty
Category: Trade Shows
Published: 5th August 2008

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QuakeCon 2008 Case Mods

Introduction

QuakeCon is many things to many people. For the pro gamer it is a place to show your skills; challenging the best of the best and competing against the world’s top teams in everything from Guitar Hero to different variations of Quake. Gamers old and new travel to Dallas, Texas every year, trying to compete for their piece of the prize money.

Computer enthusiasts who do not compete on the professional level also attend QuakeCon. Many are there to participate in LAN gaming in what is known as the BYOC, or Bring Your Own Computer. This area features some of the world’s top enthusiasts, some flying in from places like Sweden, Germany and even Asia. The computers they bring are often one off, custom enclosures that take up to several months to fabricate.

Today we are going to take a look at the best of the best case mods at QuakeCon 2008 and even see a few that should be places in the Hall of Shame.



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