TheBlackSun

Definitely, can you send me a DM with any information you have from dealing with their support team? We'll get you sorted out asap.

Just build the rig you'd get if you were running Win 10, there's honestly going to be no real differences lol, as its a new build you'll still be running the same hardware as if you were building a W10 system.
It's not like there's a secret combo that gives W7 an edge in performance.

There's nothing wrong with windows 7, even for gaming.
it supports up to 128GB RAM and 256 Cores CPU
 
I really don't understand why you think so.
The only reason why it's being left out is because Intel & AMD decide no longer supports it for their new lineup.
Thus making it redundant to use it with new hardware.
 

Meh, it just windows 8 renamed.
even the kernel hasn't changed, so more secure? if MS had treat windows 7 the same way they treat windows 10 what's the differences.
you can use some windows 10 drivers for windows 7 and vice versa.
The most common issue isn't with the CPU/GPU or chipset.
but rather with the storage and input devices since most recent hardware only support USB3, and using M.2 or pcie, so the first problem would be installing windows 7 into new machine.
 

"secure" means having you private data as main course for microsoft