Thermaltake Announces the 2026 CaseMOD Invitational Global Modding Talent Unites to Reimagine the View 600 TG
【Press Release】
Thermaltake Announces the 2026 CaseMOD Invitational
Global Modding Talent Unites to Reimagine the View 600 TG
Taipei, Taiwan－December 18th, 2025－Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, proudly announces the 2026 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational, returning as Taiwan’s premier modding competition. This year, eight top modders from Thailand, Greece, the USA, Pakistan, the Philippines, Italy, and France are invited to showcase their creativity, skill, and innovation using the View 600 TG Full Tower Chassis.
Over the course of the competition, modders will utilize Thermaltake certified components including liquid cooling solutions, distro plates, TOUGHRAM DDR5, and Toughpower power supplies to transform the View 600 TG into extraordinary creations. Special thanks to our CaseMOD sponsors Intel, ASRock, Palit, and Seagate for supporting this global showcase of creativity and engineering. Their partnership helps empower every modder to push boundaries, experiment boldly, and bring ambitious ideas to life. With premium hardware and strong industry support, this year’s competition sets the stage for some of the most impressive builds to date.
Vote for Your Favorite Modder
Community participation is essential. Fans can vote for their favorite modder through the Tt Community forum or the Tt MOD App for mobile users. Weekly voting events allow fans to cast votes anytime and anywhere. Every vote counts, and voting members will have opportunities to win exciting Thermaltake prizes throughout the event. A total of 15,000 USD in cash prizes will be awarded to the top three winners, with final results announced in May 2026..
For more information, visit:
• Official Website – https://casemod.thermaltake.com/2026/index.html
• Tt Community Forums – https://reurl.cc/6bQV0k
2026 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational Highlights
CaseMOD with the View 600 TG Full Tower Chassis
The View 600 TG Full Tower Chassis is an E-ATX case with four tempered glass panels, rotational PCI-E slots, a built-in GPU bracket, and supports up to ten 120/140mm fans and 360mm/420mm radiators. An optional 6" LCD Panel Kit is available for enhanced visuals. For more information, please visit: https://www.thermaltake.com/view-600-tg-full-tower-chassis.html
CaseMOD with the TS EX RGB PC Cooling Fan
TS EX RGB is Thermaltake’s first fan series equipped with a built-in temperature sensor. With Individual Temperature Sensing, each fan’s fan speed can be independently adjusted based on the surrounding airflow temperature, enabling more precise and efficient cooling. Featuring MagForce 2.0, the TS EX RGB fan allows for faster magnetic connections while reducing cable clutter. Its linear lighting design creates a distinctive Music Staff Lighting Effect, delivering a perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality. For more information,
please visit: https://www.thermaltake.com/ts120-ex-rgb-pc-cooling-fan-3-fan-pack.html
Our Sponsors
This season’s partners provide world-class hardware for the modders:
• Intel: Core™ Ultra 9 Processor 285K
• ASRock: PHANTOM GAMING Z890 Riptide WiFi Motherboards
• Palit: GeForce RTX™ 5070 GamingPro-S GPUs
• Seagate: FireCuda® SSDs
Meet the Modders
Amata Wattachakwinibat (Baz) is a PC modder from Thailand who began his journey as a hardware reviewer and producer of a computer-modding show. His work in the industry inspired him to pursue both scratch builds and tower mods, often transforming simple everyday objects into distinctive PC creations.
Konstantinos Linaras is a PC designer from Greece with a background in architecture and over a decade of experience in custom builds. Through OverChilled PC Builds, he blends artistic design with technical precision to create handcrafted systems that balance performance, aesthetics, and function.
John & Ellie are PC modders from the USA and the founders of LiquidHaus, established in 2017. With more than 18 years of modding experience, they create custom water-cooled PCs that blend performance with visual storytelling. Their work reflects a drive to push creative boundaries and elevate craftsmanship within the PC modding community.
Rafey Ismail is a PC builder and modder from Pakistan, known as Ray from Ray Tech Studio. He founded the studio in 2019, became the country’s first dedicated PC builder on YouTube and helped introduce premium custom-cooling builds to the local community. His journey has been defined by perseverance and a drive to elevate Pakistan’s PC-building scene, establishing Ray Tech Studio as a leading voice in the region.
Emmanuel Marbella Redilosa is a PC modder from the Philippines, known in the community as Emem or Silverghost. He builds customized PCs and also creates his own CNC machines, drawing from a background in marine engines and a passion for electronics, mechanics, woodworking, and metalwork. After competing in local modding events, he now steps onto the global stage for the first time.
Stefano Sciarpelletti is a PC modder from Italy, known in the community as SaMod. Based in Rome, he founded QuantumLabs, a workshop focused on high-end custom builds and thematic modding. With over a decade of experience and more than 50 completed projects, Stefano blends design, engineering, and storytelling to turn hardware into art.
Nicolas Hattry is a PC builder and modder from France. He specializes in open-air chassis and disruptive designs, experimenting with materials to drive his creative process. Nicolas also shares his expertise through articles for overclockingDOTcom.
Enrico Del Pico is a PC builder and modder from Italy, known as MVP Gaming. Together with his team, he creates custom PCs that combine modding, overclocking, and aesthetic innovation. Their workshop features dedicated assembly and production areas equipped with 3D printing, UV printing, laser cutting, and more, allowing them to turn diverse ideas into a distinctive, unified style.
How to Vote and Voting Rules
Voting is open to all members of the Tt Community platform (http://community.thermaltake.com/).
Votes contribute approximately 25% of the overall score, alongside 25% from Thermaltake, 25% from expert modders, and 25% from sponsors. Desktop and mobile users can participate, and prizes will be awarded to voting members. Join now to vote for your favorite modder and be part of the excitement!
