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W0lfxRage
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I was trying to make and affordable Nes gaming pc and it turned out fairly close to what i wanted. The power supply is on the outside, but i just hide it under the table :D When idling i cant even hear it running!

 

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Gigabyte Z77N WIFI

i5 3570k

ADATA 128gb SSD

4gb Corsair Ram

Corsair CX500 power supply

XFX Radeon 7850 1gb

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This is really awesome.

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this is so cool what you could do is get a nes usb controller

http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/ba5a/

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Thats sick man!

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That's pretty awesome man nice job!

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Genius with the PCIe ribbon cable!! Looks awesome! Now i need to find an old system to mod :P A dreamcast would be epic, even better if I can get the optical drive on the dreamcast recognized by the PC :P

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May I suggest this Micro PSU:

http://www.carcomp.eu/producten/producten/pw200m.html

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You could buy two.

One for the Mobo, and mod the other one for the GPU.

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Wow. So. Freaking. Cool.

 

I'm too young to remember the NES

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Oh wow I love that, that is brilliant! 

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in the picture you should of had the NES logo on the monitor from emulator. not that i support emulators.

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It's awesome to see what can be done with pci ribbon cable; awesome mod! It's cool to hear how quiet it is too!

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Shut up and take my money!  :P great idea man this is so cool!

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I was trying to make and affordable Nes gaming pc and it turned out fairly close to what i wanted. The power supply is on the outside, but i just hide it under the table :D When idling i cant even hear it running!

 

Specs:

Gigabyte Z77N WIFI

i5 3570k

ADATA 128gb SSD

4gb Corsair Ram

Corsair CX500 power supply

XFX Radeon 7850 1gb

Blueprints please.

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Very awesome build! :)  How long did it take to build it?

 

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Congrats on Build Log of the Week! Amazing machine, very similar to my own :D.

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Blueprints please.

sorry man i don't have blueprints, i just put things as they fit..haha had lots of problems along the way though :D

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Very awesome build! :)  How long did it take to build it?

im not sure, i got sick right in the middle so it dragged out longer than expected. i was waiting for haswell but i had the nes cut out a month before haswell launch and then haswell was way over priced so i basically waited for nothing :angry: so i would say about a month since i got the nes into my hands. :D

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