Asus p9x79 PRO
I7-3930K, 3.8 Ghz boost clock (this is SUPER fast for Windows XP and 7. Faster than you will ever be able to utilize fully. It also has an extremely fast single core clock speed, so that is wonderful for Windows XP games since they can only utilize one core most times due to limitations of that time period). New thermal paste applied.
GTX 980 Ti Gigabyte Windforce GPU. This is the best GPU available for Windows XP, and it is the last compatible card to dual boot Windows 7 with. New thermal pads and thermal paste applied. Tested in furmark for stability and temperatures. Maxed out at 79 C after 30 minutes. Very good.
8Gb ddr3 ram, 1600 Mhz, XMP enabled
850 Watt Thermaltake Toughpower GF1 PSU (This is one of the best Power supplies on the market. It's quite a stellar option to build with. Also quite expensive).
Air cooler, cooler master Hyper 212 (CPU reaches a max of 81C after about an hour of prime95 blend, and averages around 76 C)
2 250gb SSDs (one has Windows XP Integral Edition, and the other has Windows 7 Ultimate. I've altered the boot menu so you will be prompted to choose which operating system to boot into when you power the PC on. I partitioned the drive so it is optimized for SSD usage)
1tb hdd for extra storage
PC case with adjustable RGB lights (you can cycle through different colors with the reset button on the front panel)
Soundblaster X-fi Titanium Sb0880 sound card
All drivers have been installed, including the most optimal modified GTX 980 ti driver for windows XP. EAX is fully working with the sound card.
Panoramic PC case, bought new. Still has plastic on the glass for safety during shipping. Cables have been managed decently well.
Windows XP Integeral Edition (This is the best version of Windows XP available to use. It has a lot of nice featuers, and it has a lot of quality of of life improvements added in that make it even better than SP3) and Windows 7 Ultimate edition (this is the best version of Windows 7 by far) are installed and activated.
Note:
There are some games that are just poorly optimized, such as the Sims 2, so please be aware that there will occasionally be a game that doesn't run perfectly/super well. The vast majority of games will, though. Also, you will need an external disc drive if you are looking to use discs with the PC. The disc versions of some games may have compatibility issues on occasion, but the majority are fine. I reommend using GOG games to get your games since they incorporate fixes/patches that make things much smoother to install. This is cutting edge hardware for Windows XP, so you will occasionally need to do some tweaking to get a game running properly. The vast majority work straight away with no optimization. You may also occasionally find a game that may crash occasionally. I can't test every game ever released. This PC is intended for games released between 2001-2014. Not intended for modern games or Windows 98 era titles. Some of them may work well, others may not. Games between 2001-2014 should be wonderful with this configuration. The PC fans are audible, but I have done my best to tune them to be as quiet as possible. They can still be heard. Keyboard, mouse, and monitor are not included. Will be double boxed when shipped, and packed very securely.
Also note:
I have multiple different high end Windows XP/7 PCs listed. Prices on them differ based upon how much I payed for parts for each build. RAM/SSDs/GPUs have been getting a lot more expensive lately. Some will be priced higher or lower than others based upon my build costs.
