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For verified modders who keep the forum honest

This page is for the operators and verified experts who run the community. Here you will find the tools, guidelines, and reporting workflows used to keep build logs accurate, benchmarks honest, and part-swap listings safe across the Indian hardware scene.

Build Logs Worth Reading Before You Start

Three community threads that cover the usual pain points: tropical voltage limits, printed mounting parts, and cable routing in tight mid-towers. Each one has a parts list and measured temps, not just photos.

Voltage and thermals for daily use

Ryzen 5600 at 4.6 GHz with a 240 mm AIO in Pune Summer

Read the full log

PETG brackets and a D5 pump mount

Custom Loop with 3D-Printed Radiator Shrouds, No Drilling Required

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Routing, sleeving, and airflow results

Cable Management in a Compact Cabinet: What Actually Improved Temps

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Clarifications for Operator Accounts

This page defines what an operator account covers on HardwareModdingIN. It explains the scope of verified builder status, the limits of community moderation, and the conditions under which guides and logs are accepted. Read this before applying so there are no surprises later.

Verified builder status is tied to documented workOperator accounts are granted after a member posts at least three completed build logs with photos and thermal data. The logs must show real hardware, not renders or borrowed images. Status is reviewed every six months and can be revoked if the account goes inactive. Moderation scopeOperators can edit thread tags, move misplaced posts, and lock threads that break the forum rules. They cannot delete user accounts, change pricing in the marketplace, or alter another member's build log without permission. Guide acceptance criteriaStep-by-step guides are accepted only when they include component names, voltage or temperature readings, and a clear warning about risks. Guides that skip safety notes or recommend unsafe voltages for tropical climates are rejected. Support obligationsOperators are expected to answer questions about their own guides within five working days. If a guide becomes outdated due to a BIOS update or new hardware revision, the operator should mark it as needing review. Marketplace rulesOperators may list spare parts and used components in the local exchange, but every listing must include the item's condition, the city of pickup, and a real photo. Auction-style bidding and price speculation are not allowed.

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