Windows XP Gaming PC (2007)
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Product details
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 4 core CPU
Genius ATX case with 350W PSU
Foxcon G31MV Intel Motherboard
3Gb DDR2 RAM (1 x 2Gb & 1 x 1Gb)
AMD Radeon HD8490 1Gb RAM graphics card. (HDMI-DVI-VGA)
HP 1Tb Server class SATA HDD
LG DVD-RW
New old stock Samsung 1.44mb Floppy
New old Stock Genius Netscroll 120 PS/2 Optical mouse
PS/2 Keyboard
2 x Period games all original boxes and disks
Windows XP SP3 with full updates
Microsoft Virtual PC 2004 with several VMs of previous version on Windows
Power cable.
Mother board has 2 Legacy PCI slots,1 x16 PCIe and 1 x1 PCIe
Has 4 rear USB 2.0 ports and 2 front USB 2.0 ports
Sound is via on-board Realtek AC97 or AMD HDMI
On-board 10/100 LAN.
1xSerial port and 1xPrinter port capable of Bi-Direction ECP
Everything is 100% working.
The idea behind this build was to create an XP machine that would have been top of the range in 2007 when XP was discontinued.
1Tb drives, Intel Quad-Core CPUs and G31 M/boards were all launched in 2007. I went with a more recent graphics card (2014) for reliability.
The HD8490 performance is comparable to the top cards of 2007, eg GTX 8800 so it fits in well with this build.
32 bit Windows will only make use of 3.4Gb RAM hence the 2+1 configuration.