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Does Your PC Have What it Takes to be the Rig of the Month?

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Have you spent countless hours shedding blood, sweat, and tears into your Kick Ass mod? Does your mod have your friends and family drenching you in compliments? If so, have your rig shine alongside the elite crew of modders by submitting your rig to MaximumPC’s Rig of the Month contest! Every month, one talented modder and his rig will be featured in the magazine before the entire world to see, as well as rewarded with a $250 gift certificate! We know you’re interested, so read on for contest rules and details.

TO ENTER: Your submission packet must contain your name, street address, and daytime phone number; no fewer than three high-res JPEGs (minimum size 1024x768) of your modified PC; and a 300-word description of what your PC represents and how it was modified. Emailed submissions should be sent to rig@maximumpc.com. Snail mail submissions should be sent to Rig of the Month, c/o Maximum PC, 4000 Shoreline Court, Suite 400, South San Francisco, CA 94080.

The judges will be Maximum PC editors, and they will base their decision on the following criteria: creativity and craftsmanship.

ONE ENTRY PER HOUSEHOLD. Your contest entry will be valid until (1) six months after its submission or (2) the contest ends, whichever date is earlier. Each month a winner will be chosen from the existing pool of valid entries and featured in the Rig of the Month department of the magazine. Each of the judging criteria (creativity and craftsmanship) will be weighed equally at 50 percent. By entering this contest you agree that Future US, Inc. may use your name and your mod’s likeness for promotional purposes without further payment. All prizes will be awarded and no minimum number of entries is required. Prizes won by minors will be awarded to their parents or legal guardians. Future US, Inc. is not responsible for damages or expenses that the winners might incur as a result of the Contest or the receipt of a prize, and winners are responsible for income taxes based on the value of the prize received. A list of winners may also be obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Future US, Inc. c/o Maximum PC Rig of the Month, 4000 Shoreline Ct, Suite 400, South San Francisco, CA 94080. This contest is limited to residents of the United States. No purchase necessary; void in Arizona, Maryland, Vermont, Puerto Rico, and where prohibited by law

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I've only ever got into modding a computer to improve functionality and cooling performance. Although these mods look great I still believe that it's what is on the inside that counts and mods that help performance and usability are what I pay real attention to. 

And why is the contest Void in Arizona? Arizona doesn't have any anti-contest laws.  Unless that's another bull crap trick Janet Nopalitano pulled on us. I was wondering why she was in such a hurry to hop and skip out of the state. Yesterday it was made public that the State has to cut 8billion dollars from it's budget because that is how short it is on cash. The state of Arizona is going to borrow money to pay it's bills. That means there is going to be a lien on the State of Arizona. The state. 

I just hope Janet doesn't screw up the Home Land security as badly as she screwed the state of Arizona which is me as I'm a tax payer and a native of. God I hope Janet gets fired from here office. 

 

There are countries that have economies that are worth less than what the state of Arizona has bills for. This is bull crap and pisses me off. I was wondering how everything was being payed for. I was thinking that last week as I drove through the valley here and all the streets were in good repair and clean. I bet Janet planned this from the start. Fuck over the state of Arizona and then skip town. 

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