@eebiii , winner of the November Rig of the Month contest, has done it again! He created another mod that I believe all of you will enjoy! It’s called “Liquid Voltage”.

You guys might remember that I gave away a computer during my 2022 Labor Day LAN party.  Well, this Thermaltake Level-10 GT was the original case from what I gave away.  I wanted to save this case, so I had bought a new LAN COOL case in August to house the older components that were in the Thermaltake Level-10 GT (FX CPU, stuff like that).  Meanwhile, I won the Rig of the Month contest in September with my Purrfection build, so I had the two prizes of a B350 Gigabyte motherboard and an AMD 3600X CPU.  I figured I would use those in the new build, but I also had an AMD 3950X CPU and an AMD 5600 CPU lying around too.  What to do?  Try them all, and that's what I did.  

An old case but one I like quite a bit for superior cooling.

Our friend @eebiii  submitted his creation back in June when he entered the Rig of the Month contest. It caught my attention right away for one simple reason, the name! Fire & Ice.

I had to click on the post to learn more about the mod and the builder. Once I saw the pictures and read his short description I sent a PM to him inviting him to re-submit his rig for the month of July because in my opinion Fire and Ice is very impressive.

While roaming around on the third floor of our HQ I ran into this! An AMD Guitar Mod. I asked the folks that sit nearby the mod about the builder, and sadly no one knows who created it. So, let's say it's by an "unknown artist"? That being said, I was surprised to find a mod, right here at our HQ, and even more surprised to see it turn on! It works! It's a small form factor AMD APU-based system complete with two fans. 

This mod is by @Hound_Meta1 . He shared it with us back in February when he entered the February Rig of the Month Contest. I was going through all the entries and this one stood out. It's one of my personal favorites, just look at the pictures! 

Here is how Hound_Meta1 described his creation: "This is a build I started about two years ago and was looking for inspirations and ideas for a theme, but I soon noticed that every build I saw at the time was just variants of the same futuristic, RGB, over-the-top light show, so I decided to do something different..." 

As another example of a Blog, I’ve picked “Hydropower” by @retroPCmods (I hope you don’t mind) from the ROTM entries in our community.

"The idea for this mod was to create a scratch-built chassis that would showcase the water cooling components in a retro/industrial hydro-electric theme."

An example Blog to help you get an idea of how to use the Blog category in the Group.