Just when you think you have seen it all with regards to innovative computer cases, along comes the watercooled NES computer case mod. Modder/gamer Robert Whamm created the case mod for the Cooler Master 2011 Case Mod Competition, a competition that seeks out the best custom computer tower mods and scratch computer case builds.
Cramming the guts of a computer into a gaming system is nothing new, but cramming a complete water-cooling system in addition to all the components of a modern-day PC into a gaming system is definitely something worth talking about. The PC features a Sony Blu-ray Drive, TopPower Flex ATX 300 Watt PSU, a i5 2400 3.1 ghz quad core processor and 8 GB of PNY Optima DDR3 ram. On the non-tech side of things, the computer has been tastefully painted black and features an homage to classic Nintendo games such as Excitebike and JAWS.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Watercooled PC Cases
- The watercooled NES computer case mod showcases the potential for incorporating water-cooling systems into custom PC cases.
- Custom Computer Tower Mods
- The Cooler Master 2011 Case Mod Competition highlights the demand for unique and customized computer tower mods.
- Gaming System Crossovers
- The integration of gaming systems and modern PCs presents opportunities to cater to gamers with multi-functional devices.
Where This Applies
- Computer Hardware
- The watercooled NES computer case mod demonstrates the potential for innovation and expansion within the computer hardware industry.
- Gaming Hardware
- The fusion of gaming systems and PC components opens up new possibilities for the gaming hardware industry.
- Customization Services
- The demand for unique computer tower mods creates opportunities for businesses offering customization services in the tech industry.
