OverChilled Pc Builds

The Best Build very unique
 

Good luck to everyone! We had an amazing time creating our mods.
Big congratulations to Thermaltake for continuing to support case modding all these years and keeping the community alive.
A huge thank you as well to all the sponsors who supported this year’s event.
And of course, congratulations to all the modders for the outstanding builds truly impressive work all around.
Best of luck to everyone! 🔥

During last night's LIVE stream, we talked all about Project Brutalist! Check it out here: 
 

Good Luck to all the modders

Good luck all❤️🤛💪

Good luck to all

Good luck, everyone! Especially to Greece and the OverChilled team! Another masterpiece, guys! 

Good luck everyone, go go Konstantinos @OverChilled Pc Builds! 

Good luck to everyone! We had an amazing time creating our mods.
Big congratulations to Thermaltake for continuing to support case modding all these years and keeping the community alive.
A huge thank you as well to all the sponsors who supported this year’s event.
And of course, congratulations to all the modders for the outstanding builds truly impressive work all around.
Best of luck to everyone! 🔥

The brutalism from team LiquidHaus gets my vote. Some epic details. Greece is a close second! All are incredible though 👍

Good luck guys, some really great mods got created for this competition. Huge props to the modders and to Thermaltake for keeping this competition alive. Well done 🙏 

Good Luck all! I am so surpised by the entries in this event! Dayummm!! 

I found almost all very successful mods, my vote goes to Greece, good luck to all

Good luck to everyone! We had an amazing time creating our mods.
Big congratulations to Thermaltake for continuing to support case modding all these years and keeping the community alive.
A huge thank you as well to all the sponsors who supported this year’s event.
And of course, congratulations to all the modders for the outstanding builds truly impressive work all around.
Best of luck to everyone! 🔥

Good luck, everyone! This was such a fun journey to experience with you all!

Good luck to everyone! We had an amazing time creating our mods.
Big congratulations to Thermaltake for continuing to support case modding all these years and keeping the community alive.
A huge thank you as well to all the sponsors who supported this year’s event.
And of course, congratulations to all the modders for the outstanding builds truly impressive work all around.
Best of luck to everyone! 🔥

Good luck to everyone! We had an amazing time creating our mods.
Big congratulations to Thermaltake for continuing to support case modding all these years and keeping the community alive.
A huge thank you as well to all the sponsors who supported this year’s event.
And of course, congratulations to all the modders for the outstanding builds truly impressive work all around.
Best of luck to everyone! 🔥

Good luck everyone! It’s been an honor and an amazing experience ❤️

Good luck everbody your are the Best!!!!!😍💪

Vote for Greece, to mr Konstantinos Linaras ! Amazing work! 
Good Luck!

2026 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational

Vote Now🎟️
 
📢 Vote date: 22nd April  2026 ➡️ 7th May 2026(GMT+8)
Make Your Vote Count and Win the Latest from Thermaltake
🎁 Prizes:
View 600 TG Full Tower Chassis
Toughpower PT 850W
 
🖥️ Mods: (click links to see more)
👉[Thailand] Amata Wattachakwinibat

 
👉[Greece] Konstantinos Linaras

 
👉[USA] John & Ellie

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👉[Pakistan] Rafey Ismail

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👉[Philippines] Emmanuel Marbella Redilosa

 
👉[Italy] Stefano Sciarpelletti

 
👉[France] Nicolas Hattry

 
👉[Italy] Enrico Del Pico

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🌐Event Website: 2026 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational
 
📱 Tt MOD App: 
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Good luck to everyone! We had an amazing time creating our mods.
Big congratulations to Thermaltake for continuing to support case modding all these years and keeping the community alive.
A huge thank you as well to all the sponsors who supported this year’s event.
And of course, congratulations to all the modders for the outstanding builds truly impressive work all around.
Best of luck to everyone! 🔥

wow so cool mods!! good luck to everyone! I like Italy Doom and the Greek one which reminds me a V8 engine!

Good luck to everyone amazing mods all around!
My vote goes to Greece for the beautiful, clean result and the extreme modification of the case 👌

And finally, we’ve come to the conclusion of a project I’ve been dedicated to and proudly sharing over the past several months.
A project that started with a simple idea one I couldn’t let go.
It started with the idea of introducing Thai identity to the world through a moving city, carefully placed on the Thermaltake View 600TG while still fully preserving the original character of the case.
Please welcome The Great Siam Engine.

 





As with my usual workflow, I didn’t build everything entirely in 3D. There was only a rough draft of the case and a 3D model of the city for printing.
But in my mind, the final result was already clear exactly how I wanted this case to turn out.








And this project gave me the chance to bring that vision to life.
Not just through 3D design but through what I enjoy most: taking everyday materials, things not originally meant for PC builds, and turning them into something that belongs.








By combining these elements with careful detailing, I was able to shape them into what you see here today where everything comes together naturally, enhancing both the case and the hardware inside.









Color was another challenge.
When we think of Thai identity, we often picture the brilliance of gold in traditional architecture, contrasted with the white of temple stupas we’re all familiar with.
The challenge was how to translate that into a machine something that naturally leans toward darker, more industrial tones.
For this reason, I chose not to push the mechanical side too dark or heavy.
Instead, I built it around grey tones, with copper and brass accents creating a visual link to the city above.





The city itself is finished in ivory white with gold trims, reflecting Thai identity as clearly as possible, while keeping everything connected as one story.


Another detail I intentionally focused on was making this case look good from every angle even the side without hardware.
I replaced the solid panel with clear glass and added city elements that visually connect to the locomotive at the front.
So no matter where you look, there’s always something to discover.




For the radiator fans, I designed them to be easily visible without having to look down like on typical cases.
Not only does this improve the overall look, but it also helps with airflow and cooling performance.




And finally if this is a moving city, it wouldn’t feel complete without the tracks.
The fully functional caterpillar track system is a key element that brings this massive mechanical city to life.
It creates a real sense of movement, while also introducing an engineering aspect that makes the build even more engaging.





Taking part in the Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational 2026 has been a truly valuable experience for me.
It’s not just about winning or prizes - it’s about being on a global stage, pushing my limits, and presenting this work exactly the way I envisioned it.
My sincere thanks to Thermaltake and all the sponsors for making this possible. And this is only the beginning.
Thank you.


I’ve added images with the logo included, ready for download and sharing.