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	Modding - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One is through so-called hard modding (modifying hardware, normally using a mod chip to allow the user to change data contained on its hard drive in the case of the Xbox.
		Modding in this sense is purely a creative act and is normally quite legal (although it may void your warranty or violate electromagnetic emission regulations).
		An example of this kind of modding may involve re-painting a case, cutting a hole in the side panel and installing a clear window so that the components are visible from outside.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Modding (1550 words)

	Modding Triad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Stock modding is normally the point at which most modders begin, small at first with windows or lights being added to an existing case or buying a brand new computer case to fully mod as a replacement enclosure either for existing hardware or an entirely new system.
		Stock modding makes up the largest portion of the modding community, there are many cool and original case mods out there and I have even done a few original stock mods myself, but as case modding becomes more and more mainstream the originality aspect of stock case modding diminishes.
		Scratch modding is starting from nothing and creating a hand built case from the ground up, viewed as the pinnacle of modding it requires a high level of skill and technique, scratch modders represent the most hardcore of the hobby.
	www.casemodgod.com /modding_triad.htm (1153 words)

	Yoshiboy's Portfolio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Because modding is so community based 99% of mods are free for people to download and the work done on them is for no personal gain (apart from the ever-elusive fame and fortune).
		Not only this, but modding has become so popular that people with modding talents are always in demand by teams to help them create their specific mod.
		Modding could also be seeing its end quite soon, newest commercial games are of such high a quality that the learning curve for new modders is impossible to climb.
	www.warpmod.com /yoshiboy/about_modding.php (810 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Ian at www.2cooltek.com was an early starter in the entrepreneurial sector, selling the components and stuff in the early days of case modding (which was then simply the search for better cooling).
		There are a handful of the original sites devoted to case modding still out there and running, and many have sprung up and died out along the way.
		I don't think there is a single market out there that is more educated and finicky than this one, and hopefully, people will continue to push the envelope with more cool stuff.
	www.fanbus.com /case_modding_history_perspective.htm (992 words)

	Modders Toolbox (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		I have tried case modding both ways and the "do the best with what you've got" method will only get you so far, I have found having the right tool for the job makes all the difference and also makes for a more professional finished mod.
		I am not going to list every tool that could possibly be used to mod, I am just showing most of the tools that I personally use, and so far the tools listed have been about all I have needed (minus pencils, sandpaper and the like) to pull off some really killer modding projects.
		I hope that this guide gives those new to the hobby an idea of the tools available to make case modding easier and also a little insight into their use, having said all that...
	www.casemodgod.com /modders_toolbox.htm (1446 words)

	Who's modding their hybrids? - GreenHybrid - Hybrid Cars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		I would be extremely surprised, as the FEH has been out for only two years (ish; probably more like a year and a half).
		Not to say there are not mods that can and cannot be performed but like all of them, some may be ill-advised unless said owner is completely aware of what the ramifications are for a given mod.
		So hearing what others are doing to get more out of their hybrids is of interest to me. Those are the types of people who think outside the box and aren't afraid to try stuff on their own.
	www.greenhybrid.com /discuss/who-s-modding-their-hybrids.5202.html (2267 words)

	The Beginner's Guide to Modding - Half-Life Fallout Forums
		Creating a mod project is not done by passion and inspiration alone, it is a long and sometimes testing process.
		If you are serious about modding, you'll be in this for the long run, so the first thing you need to do is figure out what modding is really about, and what creating a mod really entails (this is easy for you, just keep reading!).
		However, in most cases even modding a little will require a solid knowledge of the HL2 source code, which means at the least a basic understanding of C++.
	www.hlfallout.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=7424 (2024 words)

	MacMod.com - Your Mac Modification HQ - Hands on Hardware: The Future
		While many individuals think modding is interesting, few are willing to dedicate their resources to make an idea come to life.
		Mods like the Pyramac will give you a glimpse of the future.
		These mods aren't simply an addition of lights, or perhaps a little overclocking, they're a complete overhaul from the norm.
	www.macmod.com /content/view/499 (551 words)

	Amazon.ca: TechTV's Mod Mania with Yoshi: A Guide to Customizing Your Computer and Other Digital Devices: Books: Joshua ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Using modding projects like those he displays on The Screen Savers TV show, Yoshi shows you all kinds of ways to dress up that beast on your desktop--from adding neon lights to creating the ultimate gaming machine.
		I've seen Yoshi on TSS and he doesn't strike me as a person who want's you think he's smarter than he is. He knows what he knows and is willing to share it unlike a lot of the "why should I tell you" jerknerds I met in college.
		Yoshi's mods aren't the most outrageous but they're ok, and he's inspired me to do a few of my own, passe' as they may be.
	www.amazon.ca /TechTVs-Mod-Mania-Yoshi-Customizing/dp/0735714053 (854 words)

	BeaverDam- ElecSales Computer Accessories - what-is-modding.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Modders are a wild breed, and will do everything from cutting simple shapes out of standard PC cases to building entire, themed "cases" of their own, such as the motorcycle PC or a glowing PC.
		Visual modding is tons of fun and consists of doing anything that increases the aesthetic appeal of the system, turning it into a hot rod.
		The modding community is a wonderful, burgeoning, friendly group, amazingly accepting of "newbies" as long as they don't ask questions that are covered in dozens of earlier threads.
	www.beaverdam-elecsales.com /what-is-modding.htm (1498 words)

	Ninjalane - Bleu Jour: The French Touch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Many of the mods done here at Ninjalane fall somewhere in the middle but almost always contain a few "signature" modifications that I have called my own over the years.
		One of the things that make modding so fun is how the popularity has sparked so many companies to create their own unique casemodding supplies with no indication of it slowing down.
		The thing to remember when modding your case is that the process is supposed to be fun and picking out the modding supplies is only half of the project.
	www.ninjalane.com /display.aspx?docname=bleujour (542 words)

	Guide: Case modding 101 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Case modding is a wonderful way to personalize your computer even more than having your very own desktop background and screensaver (and even mouse pad if you haven't caught up with the optical mouse era).
		If you are buying a new case to mod or using an older case (a good idea for new modders - you don't want to possibly ruin your only good case!) then try to find one with limited or no obstructions on the side of the case.
		One problem I ran into with this case mod is the paint I used left a thin dust on the case that would rub off when you touched the case.
	www.pro-networks.org /forum/viewtopic.php?t=63587 (3000 words)

	bit-tech.net \| BOSS: FX57 by TechDaddy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		While writing out my plans, I had originally sketched out a bitchin' armor mod with knights, castles etc, but I scrapped it in favor of the BOSS mod.
		Driving concepts from the start were that I wanted it to be a color that not everyone else was using on their cases, but it needed to be accurate to the color line that was released on this particular Mustang.
		The case used was won during the CoolerMaster modding contest.
	www.bit-tech.net /modding/2006/08/14/boss_fx57_techdaddy/1.html (656 words)

	NextGen Electronics - Interview with ClearPC
		Case modding has become a true phenomenon that is sweeping the computer industry and ClearPC.ca, who manufacture and sell clear acrylic cases, are at the forefront of this emerging group of passionate people.
		Check it out: www.watercooling.com I plan to release some really great blocks this year on that domain (I said that last year too, shit) but any way, have a look at our site in the near future.
		I modded out a case for watercooling a while ago with sparse ventilation with no 80mm fans -- 1, 120mm in front for the radiator and the report that I got was that it was, "...vely, vely, vely quiet." I don't know what vely is.
	www.nextgenelectronics.com /clearpcinterview.shtml (1528 words)

	axiom-mods.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		We only use the best and most reliable solutions out there so that customers can enjoy their consoles without having to worry about complications involved with installing a modchip on their own.
		Modding consoles is our primary service, but we also service broken ps2's and xboxes.
		CC 2.0 is coming out by the end of the week.
	axiom-mods.com (551 words)

	Max Payne 2 modding tools info - 3D Realms Forums
		Several user-made modifications were made (and still are being made) to the original Max Payne including the almost legendary Kung-Fu mod.
		Petri Järvilehto comments on the modding: "We've been watching closely what people have been doing with the tools from the first game, so it'll be very interesting to see what people can come up with when they get access to the new and much improved toolset of Max Payne 2".
		More details of the modding of Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne will be made available later.
	forums.3drealms.com /vb/showthread.php?t=534 (1047 words)

	CPU air in/out - TBCS Community Forums
		I would say it was made for blowing out of the case.
		I would say place it like in the pic and have it bring air in, then place an 80mm on the sie of the case to bring air out, and a 92mm in the front to bring air in.
		If the air is hotter in the back then have all fans from the back be intakes (lessens the heat back there) then have all the fans in the front and side be out takes I believe this would work well but this is all theory based.
	www.thebestcasescenario.com /forum/showthread.php?t=1049 (488 words)

	CandlePowerForums - Fenix Modding Ideas
		In total if the first 3 mods were considered the fenix could be shortened from 3-5/8" to 2-1/8" and increased in brightness.
		If the body were bored out to accept two CR123's, the tail cap changed to a twisty, and the heat sink shaved down 1/8" you could put in a luxeon 5 and still retain the same dimmensions.
		When I had the boost circuit out for the first time last weekend the voltage from a AA was boosted to like 7v.
	www.candlepowerforums.com /vb/printthread.php?t=94205 (2301 words)

	plugnpray.co.uk \| floppy drive blue LED mod
		This mod has been done by lots of people before, so what better than the classic blue LED floppy drive mod as the first article in the modding section.
		There is not that much that can go wrong with this mod but plugnpray.co.uk accepts no responsibility for any damage caused whilst carrying out this mod.
		The aim of the mod it to revamp a tired looking floppy drive by replacing the boring green LED with a nice high brightness blue one.
	www.plugnpray.co.uk /modding/floppy-led/1.html (388 words)

	Modding Hints - Evil Planet - The Evil Genius Fansite
		To catch up with the latest mods and updates, why not check out the modding section of the forum.
		Taking henchmen modding to a new level, this huge collection of new henchmen is prety fun, allowing you to have monkeys, Jet Chan, Number 2, Freaks and more to be under your direct control!
		Gangster's mod manager (info) is great if you have loads of mods and want to keep order.
	www.strategyplanet.com /evilgenius/TheGame/modding.asp (493 words)

	Modding the AmberineM-GL6E/Asus A8AE-LE Bios
		I see HP has no newer versions out there, in fact I do not see them offering 3.13 to other, older version of the AmbermineM family.
		I did some digging and found the AmberineM bios was Phoenix based but no one had put out a modding guide for the bios.
		The catch here is the mods necessary to have it match the PCI ID of the ATI SB400.
	www.geocities.com /whydothis1000/modding_the_amberinem.htm (2085 words)

	NBrid .: Halo NMP and the Modding of XBoxes.
		NBrid.: Halo NMP and the Modding of XBoxes.
		Anyways I dont mod systems but I do want to mod my dreamcast to play imported games.
		I do know that you can mod an xbox to play all dvd regions with a mere "Agent Under Fire" game save on a memory card.
	www.nbrid.net /forums/about2654.html (680 words)

	Any modding tools out there for Halo Trial? - FileFront Gaming Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Ok, I found out how to sparkify, I loaded.NET, but now I'm getting an "Out of Memory" exception whenever I load a map using HMT or Sparkedit.
		I was hoping to find out how to make mods in general so I could experiment with them later.
		It's not alot, just swapped out the rocket hog for a tank, made the warthog turret shoot fast needles, swapped out the sniper rifle shot for a fast tank shell, and slightly increased the speed of the tank and increased MC's jump height by a little bit.
	www.gamingforums.com /showthread.php?p=3375709#post3375709 (786 words)

	Taking lean out - The Modding Theater Forums
		The problem I have is the double binders with no skill flopping around like a fish out of water.
		Once, i remember, we joined randomly a server with nagle and people start to accuse me of leaning, and that i could be kicked if continued.
		If this is your first visit to The Modding Theater please take the time to register.
	www.modtheater.com /forum/showthread.php?p=272628#post272628 (906 words)

	3D Buzz - Any modding groups out their?
		Im looking to get in with a group who might be modding a few games.
		If your looking for a modding group to join, then goto www.beyondunreal.com and goto their forums, scroll down, and you should see a section for recruiting, where there is Countless mods searching for people to help.
		I doubt someone work on a MOD would be shooting for this.
	www.3dbuzz.com /vbforum/showthread.php?t=81008 (485 words)

	Help/Installing/Unpacking Files (*.bfs Archives) - R.E.G-Racing-Editing-Gaming (A Perfectionist Powered Community)
		Firstly you will need the .bfs Unpacker created by Karok to extract the Flat Out* game files into the correct location, this will enable the game engine to use the /data directory instead of using the *.bfs archives.
		The files below are the main game files for Flat Out, before you prepare your game for "Editing", there is a few things which I think is best you know prior to going in head deep.
		My own suggestion to you is do as ive done in the images, make a copy of your "Installed" Flat Out directory, then you can have 1=for playing and 2=for editing.
	reg.3dactionplanet.gamespy.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2290 (1111 words)

	PCApex.com - Logisys Dual CCFL 120mm Fan
		Logisys has been cranking out new products for our computers on a regular basis and have garnered a reputation of knowing what modder's like.
		All you need to do is check out their modding lizard logo to see where their target market is. One of their latest products they've sent for review is a dual cold cathode 120mm case fan.
		The fan is completely silent and the performance is OK. Due to these qualities, I award the LogiSys Double CCFL 120mm Fan a 7.5 out of 10 and the PimpRig Approved award.
	reviews.pimprig.com /modding/logisys_dual_ccfl_120mm_fan.php (1232 words)

	The Sovereign Modding Empire - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Later patches break the functionality of one or more of the modding utilities needed to run it, which is why many people who try to play it encounter all sorts of broken tech tree wackiness.
		Remember though that bookmarks are not mod specific, meaning they're barely pointing to an entry in a DAT file, no matter what file you're currently working on.
		While it doesn't make all mods possible this way, it does at least work for some, including modifying any of the.dat files and sound effects/music, plus other files, too.
	www.smempire.org (2650 words)

	Virtual-Hideout.Net \| Reviews \| Vantec Spectrum UV Reactive Fans Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Vantec has produced some of the most popular products from heatsinks to thermal control devices and the Spectrum is their latest line of modding kits.
		All 4 samples from Vantec works fine out of the package and churns out a respectable 39CFM at a mere 34dB(A).
		I don't see modding dying out anytime soon and as long as there's gonna be modding, the fan would definitely be in it.
	www.virtual-hideout.net /reviews/vantec_spectrum_uvfans/print.htm (833 words)

	OverClock Intelligence Agency: OverClocking the World, one PC at a time!
		Today we will be doing a few mods to a case we recently reviewed, the AMS G-Mono Midtower Case from Case-Mod.com.
		Our plans for this case include adding a top 80mm blowhole, as well as modding out the front bezel to allow for better airflow.
		Myself and playa-k took a trip to Striker777's house to do the modding, as he is the official "tool owner".
	www.ocia.net /articles/monomod/monomod.shtml (603 words)

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