that's pretty cool, but not practical. the only "mod" i've ever done to computers is the one time i took an aluminum case (with foam padding and stuff inside... i think it was supposed to hold components for a gun, probably a rifle, because the case was pretty big. about the size of a briefcase, but slightly thicker) and i made an entire computer inside it. with motherboard, processor, a hard drive, everything, and it never once overheated. the power supply fan was toward the outside (the top of the case, by the handle), and i had two ducts (made out of the aluminum pipe i bought at an auto store that's meant to run air from the carburator to the engine, it worked awesome, it was just the right size) with fans on the end of them (on the outside of the case) which one just sucked hot air out of the case, the other sucked cool air from outside onto the processor...
it worked perfectly, and never once overheated. i could run it with the case closed, plugging power, monitor, mouse, and keyboard on the left side of the case, or i could open it up for more venting, or if it was going to run for longer periods of time. i originally thought i could take it to school so i could work on it instead of the cheap computers we have at school, but i never got around to doing that, and in the end, after a few months, i started using components for other things
