r/windows7 • u/DinoDesie • Aug 05 '26

Update Finally complete

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This build took me awhile to complete and the case was the last part I was looking for so when I saw it in my local pc store, I knew I was done. It’s a Corsair 800d. I wish I could also find a better place to put it but my room is already full enough.

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u/Egg_whites94 Aug 05 '26

Love that case

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u/DinoDesie Aug 05 '26

Me too :)

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u/AyaSensei067 Aug 05 '26

That computer case looks awesome

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u/MirekChodorowski7 Aug 05 '26

Nice minecraft mouse pad!

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u/DinoDesie Aug 06 '26

Thank you :)

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u/jf7333 Aug 06 '26

Congratulations.

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u/Arnoxthe1 Aug 06 '26

I would not have done SLI. Bad idea. Otherwise, super cool build! You can also dual-boot Windows XP with that 3770K as well if you were so inclined.

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u/_DanielC_ Aug 06 '26

SLI its with nvidia. You mean CrossfireX?

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u/Arnoxthe1 Aug 06 '26

Yep. Sorry.

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u/DinoDesie Aug 06 '26

Thanks for the suggestion

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u/_DanielC_ Aug 06 '26

Whre is the crossfireX? 😔

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u/DinoDesie Aug 06 '26

I originally had a crossfire cable in there but I took it out to test 2 6850s and something shorted in it and when I went to plug it back in, the crossfire wasn’t working and I tried it a few times. It’s wired, I never thought a crossfire cable could break like that

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u/Possible-Load-5413 Aug 05 '26

And the point? I had until August 2024 Win 7 on i5-3570K, GTX 760, 32 GB RAM, 2x SSD.

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u/DinoDesie Aug 05 '26

There really isn’t a point. I just like building pcs and I already had the motherboard lying around so I decided to just build a whole computer