There are so many shows about modifying cars on TV and I know, personally, I have watched many of them. It almost always end with me wishing I had the money to trick out my car. Of course, that would mean I needed a sportier car to hook up anyways. There are certain vehicles that just do not warrant spending the money to do anything custom to them and my vehicle is certainly one of those. Then, of course, you have the cool, old sports cars that you can do a ton of mechanical tuning on, or even the newer ones that have performance computer chips that can be installed.

I believe that the modding and overclocking community for computer equipment could fall into the same category as auto enthusiasts. They have a passion for what they do to get the most performance possible out of a system and break records. Every time a new CPU line is launched, the overclocking community comes out in force to get the highest CPU frequency possible. This means going to the extreme of using LN2 to bring processors down to ridiculously low temperatures and pushing tons of voltage into the system. Similar to souping up cars, you need a good base platform to get the best performance possible, for example, the MSI Z97 XPOWER AC motherboard, which is MSI's top of the line overclocking centric motherboard.