Intel PC Mod Challenge -- win a Pentium 4 3.2GHz system!

Hot Box is the big league. Competition numero firsto. Even Big Bird on his brightest day, wearing his best vest of yellow feathers, isn't as bright, colourful or high-pitched as a Super Mod Box flying at full speed with its fans on 'Turbo'.

Hot Box is the big league. Competition numero firsto. Even Big Bird on his brightest day, wearing his best vest of yellow feathers, isn't as bright, colourful or high-pitched as a super-modded Hot Box flying at full speed with its fans on 'Turbo'.

However, we know you thirst for other places to display your genius creativity and sub-atomic insight. And now there is another place.

Intel Australia is inviting all case modders to show of their glowing pride in photo form. Entrants can go ballistic now, and the final eight will be the best looking, and most professional, custom-made cases. In order to be a valid entrant, the case must be based on a Pentium or Celeron processor.

Just when you thought your pants would explode, among the judges of this competition will be none other than John Gillooly, Atomic's very own Technical Editor and general Smiley Guy.

The lucky eight will have their brilliant boxes showcases at the finals of the World Cyber Games at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre from August 30 to 31, and the winner will bag a Pentium 4 3.2GHz Hyper-Threaded system with an Intel 865 chipset.

For all the details, visit http://au.worldcybergames.org/pcmod.php.