r/pcmods is a subreddit with 100k members. The community frequently discusses pc, case, mod, gpu, and build, and they frequently recommend/review power tools and itx case, and the most common flair used is case, general, gpu, scratch build, and liquid cooled.
A place for community members to show off their customized PCs, discuss new ideas for their rigs and look for help getting their dream project off the ground. Not for assembly or troubleshooting , but modification!
Popular Topics in r/pcmods
#1
Pc
62 posts
#2
Case
59 posts
#3
Mod
49 posts
#4
Gpu
48 posts
#5
Build
33 posts
#6
Modding
30 posts
#7
Cooling
30 posts
#8
Looking For
19 posts
#9
Case Mod
12 posts
#10
Fan
12 posts
Products Discussed in r/pcmods
Power Tools
5 reviews
#1
Dremel 4000
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
Nibbler
4.0★ from 1 review
#3
Dremel Motosaw
4.0★ from 1 review
Itx Case
1 review
#1
Phanteks
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/pcmods
#1
Case
: "Apple Mac Pro 2019 Case ATX conversion"
36 posts
#2
General
: "So it turns out the side panels on a terra are basically just mini skadis boards!"
18 posts
#3
GPU
: "Oem gpu cooling blower style suck, so I have to do something..."
14 posts
#4
Scratch build
: "I designed and built this Art Deco inspired wooden mATX/mini-ITX case on a CNC laser. What do you guys think?"
11 posts
#5
Liquid cooled
: "My first one"
8 posts
#6
Cosmetic
: "Trying to push this build a bit further any mod ideas?"
6 posts
#7
Theme
: "Black/gold theme"
4 posts
#8
Sleeper
: "pc build"
1 post
#9
Peripheral
: "High Flow Laptop Cooler"
1 post
#10
PSU
: "Lenovo desktop 10 pin ac adapter"
1 post
Member Growth in r/pcmods
Yearly
+9k members(9.6%)
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Last updated: October 1, 2026