Popular modding company?

[Memories4K]

Interested in buying the Cooler Master HAF XB EVO

I love the look of this case and it's been heavily praised by most people I've spoken to about it. Only problems are i absolutely hate how the top ventilation mesh grill is small and popped up, as well as the red power L.E.D indicator (Not a fan of red L.E.Ds).

I absolutely LOVE what case modders have done to this case though (1)(2)(3), particularly the top flat window panels they've made.

 

Which brings me to my real question.

Since i have no interest (or basic skills that would involve something like this) in learning the sacred art of turning cases into tittyballer works of art, is there any company that i can throw my money at where they will modify the case for me?

 

Please and Thank You!

[Enderman]

SingularityComputers does case mods for customers

https://www.youtube.com/user/SingularityComputers

[kkpatel87]

Interested in buying the Cooler Master HAF XB EVO

I love the look of this case and it's been heavily praised by most people I've spoken to about it. Only problems are i absolutely hate how the top ventilation mesh grill is small and popped up, as well as the red power L.E.D indicator (Not a fan of red L.E.Ds).

I absolutely LOVE what case modders have done to this case though (1)(2)(3), particularly the top flat window panels they've made.

 

Which brings me to my real question.

Since i have no interest (or basic skills that would involve something like this) in learning the sacred art of turning cases into tittyballer works of art, is there any company that i can throw my money at where they will modify the case for me?

 

Please and Thank You!

 

I would highly suggest doing it yourself since outsourcing it will cost you a pretty penny...more than what is economically viable IMO. There are plenty of videos on youtube and guides on the forums to help you.

[Captain Matt]

You are really best off doing this yourself. Take your time an watch lots of tutorials on how to cut.
Most people recommend using a dremel to cut into side panels.
MNPCtech sells this kit:
http://mnpctech.com/pc-window-kits/diy-pc-case-window-install-kit-en/

 

AND has awesome tutorials on YouTube.