Somethings doesn’t work well, but its a nice High End DeskTop from 2007, all people dreams

-Asus P5K SE EPU
-Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9770 (With trash intel cooler box)
-XFX Geforce 8800GT 512MB
-8GB DDR2 (2x2GB OCZ Fatality 1066MHz / 2x2GB kingston)
-Seventeam 750W PSU
-SoundBlaster 5.1 Audio Card
-5x500GB 7200RPM HDD
-Old good case
-Dual DVD RW

27 Comments

  1. BL4CkL15T3D

    I still have mine from that era… still boots up. Man do I miss XFX Nvidia cards.

  2. Valoneria

    > 8800GT

    Man was i jealous of this card, saw it as the ultimate wish for playing Company of Heroes.

  3. you have more drives on that build than I’ve owned in total since 2011

  4. DulyNoted_

    I would have played so much WoW on that thing. I had apple at the time, couldnt handle anything 3d related.

  5. Human-Tap-8191

    goddamn jimmy this some serious gourmet shit (for that time)

  6. bangbangracer

    I realize that this is an almost 20 year old computer… But I still want it.

  7. Whenever I see old rigs, the thing that always make me laugh out of everything is that we deemed it acceptable that the beige colour for most computing products was acceptable.

    It’s such a hideous colour but we were just happy to keep buying things in that colour for 20 years from the late 80s lol

  8. Good times…foxconn made mobos, zalmans copper heatsinks, cheap vga, the world on our feet, true gaming all night long.

    Crisis bout to make his debut.

  9. Baroness_Ayesha

    I cannot tell no fibs: I miss the days of side-panel ventilation and mounted fans. I know why they went away, but still.

    A very nice rig!

  10. RAMONE40

    I have that exact same Motherboard with a dual Core on top of my CRT TV because i built a computer to sell to a friend and i used the case where it was on but as Soon as i get another case it Will be back to life to be my Windows XP machine for nostalgia (not conected to the internet for obvious reasons)

  11. Less dust than in lot of new computer I have seen

  12. MilwaukeeHoleDozer

    I had that exact GPU paired with a Q6600, it was so beast

  13. el_f3n1x187

    Wow dingle slot gpu, those were the times xD

  14. AlwaysUltra1337

    bro add an ssd and a gtx 1050 ti and u got urself a decent 900p-1080p 30fps machine

  15. WeleaseBwianThrow

    ESata was such a cool concept completely ruined by the fact that the specification had power as optional.

    This lead to an entirely bungled implementation where some esata ports provided power, some didnt, some accessories assumed power was always available, or was optionally available, or never available.

    I still have kicking around somewhere a very cool external drive with modular connectivity options, Firewire, USB A, Mini USB, ESATA, even iirc a 5.25 accessory where you slid it in like a cartridge. But the Esata assumed power so was only sometimes helpful

  16. FST_Halo

    Man if I had the money I’d pay for that XFX 8800 GT, my step father used to play on that and we were really close back then.

    He is still around and perfectly healthy, we just grew apart and as much as I wish I kept some momentos with me for memories sake, it didn’t turn out that way sadly.

    Take good care of that card man!

  17. lforleee2004

    One think is still up to date; the Intel cpu cooler

  18. Carbot1337

    Nostalgic things I notice:
    The PCB color
    Dual optical drives (Im old enough to remember 2x CD-R being high end)
    Beige(ish) steel cases with absolutely zero tool-less mechanisms
    Sound cards
    DVI and PS2 ports

    This would have been right around the time cold cathode neon trend was dying off and RGB LEDs were on the horizon.

    Overall, a very clean build for it’s era – love it

  19. Alienhaslanded

    It’s got good bones. You can build a kick-ass sleeper with it.

  20. Marty5020

    By that time I was rocking an Athlon X2 @ 2.6 Ghz with a Radeon 4670. Made for a nice low-midrange little rig that sipped power and was as quiet as a mouse.

    Eventually jumped ship to Intel and Socket 1155 just as AMD made a mockery of themselves with Bulldozer and it was the right call for sure. I would have killed for a rig like yours back then!

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