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Pranja · 8th Jan 2012, 20:43

Cool. I was thinking that sponsors doesn't like long projects. I will start in 3-4 weeks.

TheGreatSatan · 6th May 2013, 14:26

It's pretty frustrating.

I've had sponsors before: InWin, Gigabyte, OCZ, Enermax, Thermaltake, AMD, and a couple more that escape me right now, but there's some I will never get. I've contacted EVGA, MSI, Asus, and Cooler Master and they'll never respond. I don't consider myself one of the modding greats. But, you'd think with over 50 custom PC's in the last 10 years and a dozen magazine appearances it would be a little easier.

Sorry, just annoyed.......

Asouter · 6th May 2013, 16:46

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Originally Posted by TheGreatSatan

It's pretty frustrating.

I've had sponsors before: InWin, Gigabyte, OCZ, Enermax, Thermaltake, AMD, and a couple more that escape me right now, but there's some I will never get. I've contacted EVGA, MSI, Asus, and Cooler Master and they'll never respond. I don't consider myself one of the modding greats. But, you'd think with over 50 custom PC's in the last 10 years and a dozen magazine appearances it would be a little easier.

Sorry, just annoyed.......

It does make you wonder, how they pick which projects to back, there's some pretty cool projects with no sponsorship .... Doesn't make sense

Phame · 7th May 2013, 10:04

Surely every modders dream to have sponsorship from companies that help them do what they love with out having to pay for the items.

I can see where TheGreatSatan is coming from but thats just life I guess!
Shame.

Hopefully one day eh? xD

Luciel · 7th May 2013, 12:33

In my own personal experience I think it´s important to show companies that you do not depend on their sponsorship. So for example, you buy a 60Gb SSD for your build, you already have it, then you could contact SSD manufacturers and propose your project. They see you already have an SSD and you´re not really doing it for the sake of getting componentes you actually need for your build to be complete but rather to upgrade what you already have avaliable with something somewhat more epic. This is the reason why I always buy all the components I´ll need for my projects, if afterwards a sponsor comes through, then great. Again, this is purely based on my own experience

TheGreatSatan · 8th May 2013, 19:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheGreatSatan

It's pretty frustrating.

I've had sponsors before: InWin, Gigabyte, OCZ, Enermax, Thermaltake, AMD, and a couple more that escape me right now,

I forgot Corsair!

6th May 2013, 14:26	#122
TheGreatSatan Dark Lord of BT! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: ILLINOIS, USA Posts: 1,649	It's pretty frustrating. I've had sponsors before: InWin, Gigabyte, OCZ, Enermax, Thermaltake, AMD, and a couple more that escape me right now, but there's some I will never get. I've contacted EVGA, MSI, Asus, and Cooler Master and they'll never respond. I don't consider myself one of the modding greats. But, you'd think with over 50 custom PC's in the last 10 years and a dozen magazine appearances it would be a little easier. Sorry, just annoyed....... __________________ NEW GENESIS ******************************* Modified Azza Genesis with an Intel 2600K, Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H, 32GB (8GB x 4) Corsair XMS3, 480GB Sandisk Extreme, 240GB Sandisk Extreme, 1275 Watt Thermaltake 80 Platinum Modular PSU, EVGA GTX 780 SC 3GB, and a Corsair H60

7th May 2013, 10:04	#124
Phame CNC mad! Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: London Posts: 177	Surely every modders dream to have sponsorship from companies that help them do what they love with out having to pay for the items. I can see where TheGreatSatan is coming from but thats just life I guess! Shame. Hopefully one day eh? xD __________________ 'You had my curiosity, now you have my attention' Work in the pipeline Server and Intel NUC Completed Projects. Orange and Black and The Wet Pi Winner of Raspberry Pi case competition

7th May 2013, 12:33	#125
Luciel Multimodder Join Date: May 2011 Location: Malaga, Spain Posts: 234	In my own personal experience I think it´s important to show companies that you do not depend on their sponsorship. So for example, you buy a 60Gb SSD for your build, you already have it, then you could contact SSD manufacturers and propose your project. They see you already have an SSD and you´re not really doing it for the sake of getting componentes you actually need for your build to be complete but rather to upgrade what you already have avaliable with something somewhat more epic. This is the reason why I always buy all the components I´ll need for my projects, if afterwards a sponsor comes through, then great. Again, this is purely based on my own experience __________________ Current Project: Crimson Server Desk Module (WIP) Previous Project: APASF ("A Post-Apocalyptic Steampunk Future") Previous Projects: Neonit Customs

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8th Jan 2012, 20:43	#121
Pranja Fenrir The Wolf Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Sisak,Croatia Posts: 1,000	Cool. I was thinking that sponsors doesn't like long projects. I will start in 3-4 weeks.