We’ll talk about some more involved mods in this guide, but most of this will be focused on small, inexpensive things that anyone can do–no power tools, extensive DIY knowledge, or muscle required. These tips should come in handy no matter what your style is–it’s all about making things clean so your PC is worthy of putting on display.īefore we dig in, it’s worth mentioning: there’s no limit to the amount of modding you can do. Some like lots of bright LED lights and a case that looks like an alien spaceship, while others prefer a clean build without a ton of color. Of course, modding your PC is an intensely personal project, and not everyone will have the same style. Here are some tips to take your custom PC from boring to badass–without spending a fortune.įor some, building a gaming PC isn’t just a science–it’s an art. Maybe the colors don’t match, maybe it’s too dark, or maybe your build is just a little messy. The only problem? It looks a little…drab.
In fact, you might not ever never need to go near your PC again.So you’ve built yourself a powerful gaming PC, and even gotten a case with a side panel window so you can see all your glorious work. In fact, it also has a reset control as well as a power button, so if you don’t need your case’s USB ports, you could do away with the whole front panel. Thankfully, the ES02-USB can give you a way to remove the power button completely, without losing its crucial function, while also giving you a much more convenient way of turning on your PC. In most cases, it’s impossible to modify a power button too plus, even if you did remove it, you’d be left with a gaping hole where it used to sit. Power buttons can also interfere with radiators and limit the size of radiator you can install, especially near the front of the case. If you’ve modded your case, there’s another reason the power button might be an issue you might not want it at all, as it sticks out in the middle of your awesome paint job. If your PC is hidden under a desk, or several feet away from your chair – you’ll know that reaching for the power button can be a right pain. The other was its ES02-USB wireless computer controller. The first one was an M.2 thermal pad, which I’ll discuss in a minute. However, a couple of items caught my eye. Most of them covered the usual plethora of PCI-E cards and other accessories, such as SATA cables, that ended up in my deleted items folder fairly quickly. Last month, SilverStone forwarded me a few of its latest press releases. Antony Leather's Customised PC Custom PC | August 2017Ĭase mods, tools, techniques, water-cooling gear and everything to do with PC modding.
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