【】Here are some of our favourites:

We wouldn't blame you if you didn't realise there were working computers in these amazing creations.。

Case modification, or case mods, can start with changes as simple as giving your computer case a new coat of paint -- or, as you'll see, get really complicated. 。

Naturally, those exhibited at Computex, one of Taiwan's largest annual technology shows, did not hold back. 
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Naturally, those exhibited at Computex, one of Taiwan's largest annual technology shows, did not hold back. 。

Here are some of our favourites:。

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Let's start off with one that needs no explanation.
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Build by modder Thermal Mike and Thermaltake's U.S. team, they actually sourced for original DK arcade logos for this Donkey Kong case.。

Looks like it paid off -- the mod definitely has that old arcade feel. 。

Taipei 101。

What better way to represent Taiwan than with one of its famous icons?

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Modder Mike Petereyns said he was "struck by inspiration" the first time he saw the Taipei 101 and decided to make a case after it.
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? 。 "I spent about 290 hours working on this case mod, but on average they take me around 100 to 400 hours," Australian Stephen Hoad who worked on this mod told。Mashable。

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Hoad, who only started modding 18 months ago, now mods full-time for a living.
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Supercarrier。

The Taiwanese modder behind this crazily ambitious mod was actually inspired by the name of the motherboard, the ASRock Z270 Supercarrier.。

Just look at that attention to detail.。

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The Wheel of Star。 Seriously, need we say more? Just look at it. 。Yep, it 。

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We're told by a Cooler Master spokesperson that the PC case is fully functional, and equipped with a HDMI wireless transmitter, so it can still connect to devices -- despite being in that case. 。

Credit: YVETTE TAN/MASHABLE 。

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