The Guru3D Rig of the Month April 2013 is something that will shock and awe you. Perhaps you can remember Alain-S, he actually submitted a rig back in the summer of 2011, an all white chassis. Two years later he has finished another build, and it is just spectacular, he even has a little nickname for it Grafit!

The Guru3D Rig of the Month March 2013 is all about style and a quality build. Though I'm sure many will love it it remains to be one of these hate/love builds. We think it's impressive alright and the craftsmanship is just excellent. meet Conrad Yeo Kai Kee, at the age of 33 he build this creature and named it Project Rampage. This actually is his first first ever attempt in modding and also water cooling of rigs. Lots of time is spent in reading and sourcing out items needed for the build. Have a look and be amazed.

Exactly a year ago to date a guy named Mathieu Heredia AKA Sassanou won the rig of the Month 2012, with an awesome build. This year he is back in the running with something completely new, dark, carbon. A  Japanese Kenji show once again that Mathieu is a true case modder with a taste for seriously nice hardware, veni vidi vici and have a look at his new project, which he calls the Beasts ...

A new year a new competition. This months Guru3D Rig of the month, January 2013, build comes from Kellen George, aka Kaged, though the chassis he used is a matter of taste, the overall build is just extremely impressive, welcome to the color red.

This months Guru3D Rig of the month, December 2012, build comes from Alexander Hede, aka Ace_finland, currently working as a development engineer for a plastic pipe producing company. He decided to join in on a Cooler Master competition and transformed the very basic test-benches into something truly awesome as you are about to find out.

This months Guru3D Rig of the month, November 2012, build comes from Lee Arbuckle. This is Jesse's rhird water cooling build, and second real modded build (he considers himself still a newb!). He had previously worked on a 650D, and gone the route of UV lights and flashy tubes. It just didn't cut it for him. The build name suited it well, he names his rig Synthetic Anatomy.

This months Guru3D Rig of the month, October 2012, build comes from Martijn Laman aka Meelobee. Martijn is from the Netherlands and he has been working on a project for a while now, it's not your average PC alright as it is a bare-bone exoskeleton slash inverted OC with visible components. It has to be the weirdest yet intriguing build you have seen to date, not everybody will like it but everybody will agree with one thing, this is very unique. He names his box Project pǝʇɹǝʌuı (yes .. read that up-side-down).

This months Guru3D Rig of the month, September 2012, build comes from a name that rings a bell alright, Francis Vilaca aka Sate200. The man at 26 years of age has  build a very beautiful game PC. Nearly a floating helicopter really ! Not bad for a businessmen who sells wood. Francis has submitted his rig multiple times, but the latest revision of his build shows craftsmanship and excellence. Let's have a look.