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In a world where school Wi-Fi often blocks your favorite gaming sites, platforms like Unblocked Games 76 and Classroom 6x have become the go-to destinations for students seeking a quick gaming fix. These sites offer a vast array of games that are not only entertaining but also accessible from networks that typically restrict gaming content.

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• Unblocked Games 76 is a website that hosts a wide variety of games, including action, sports, and strategy games, all accessible without the usual network restrictions.

• Classroom 6x provides a curated selection of games designed to be accessible in educational settings, ensuring that students can enjoy gaming during breaks without facing network barriers.

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Top Games to Play

1. Retro Bowl Unblocked Games 76

Step into the shoes of a football coach in this retro-style game. Manage your team, make strategic decisions, and lead them to victory. It's a perfect blend of nostalgia and strategy, available on Unblocked Games 76.

2. Slope Unblocked Games 76

Navigate a ball through a never-ending, neon-lit tunnel in this fast-paced game. The further you go, the faster it gets, testing your reflexes and concentration. Available on Unblocked Games 76, it's a thrilling ride.

3. 1v1.LOL Classroom 6x

Engage in building and shooting battles against opponents in this multiplayer game. Whether you're in a classroom or at home, 1v1.LOL offers intense action and is accessible via Classroom 6x.

4. Cookie Clicker Unblocked Games 76

Embark on a journey to bake endless cookies in this addictive clicker game. Upgrade your bakery and unlock achievements as you progress. Accessible on Unblocked Games 76, it's a sweet escape during breaks.

5. Snow Rider 3D Unblocked Games 76

Experience the thrill of sledding down snowy slopes, collecting gifts, and avoiding obstacles in this winter-themed game. Snow Rider 3D is available on Unblocked Games 76, offering a festive and fun experience.

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Why Choose These Platforms?

• Accessibility: Both Unblocked Games 76 and Classroom 6x are designed to be accessible in environments where gaming sites are typically restricted.

• Variety: With a wide range of games available, there's something for every type of gamer, from strategy enthusiasts to action seekers.

• No Downloads Required: Play directly in your browser without the need for downloads or installations.

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Final Thoughts

Whether you're looking to kill time during a break or seeking a quick gaming session, Unblocked Games 76 and Classroom 6x offer a diverse array of games that cater to all preferences. With titles like Retro Bowl, Slope, 1v1.LOL, Cookie Clicker, and Snow Rider 3D, you're sure to find something that piques your interest. So, dive in and enjoy uninterrupted gaming sessions today!

[thrasher_565]

before that mt dad built the pcs and i got the hand me downs from his pc upgrade. but i did buy a p4 for $800. i got in to case mods so i would buy new cases and mods well keeping the hardware until later on i built a i7920 pc and got gpus from dad a few times and then i built a 6600k with 1060 then 780...then 1080 then got a 3090 and now i have a i97920 with the 3090. i also have an x79 xp build, a few 98se builds, will have a off line pc and a tv pc.

i had a quite a number of cases over the years. i got a few pcs used and fixed an resold them.

[strange13930]

5 minutes ago, thrasher_565 said:

before that mt dad built the pcs and i got the hand me downs from his pc upgrade. but i did buy a p4 for $800. i got in to case mods so i would buy new cases and mods well keeping the hardware until later on i built a i7920 pc and got gpus from dad a few times and then i built a 6600k with 1060 then 780...then 1080 then got a 3090 and now i have a i97920 with the 3090. i also have an x79 xp build, a few 98se builds, will have a off line pc and a tv pc.

i had a quite a number of cases over the years. i got a few pcs used and fixed an resold them.

non, but me and my friend are getting pc from our town recycling center and fixing them up for people without pc on our robotics team.

[whispous]

I bought a prebuilt in the early 2000s as my first non-family PC with a Sempron 3100+, it was fantastic!

 

A laptop followed, but after that it was all self-builds.

 

Q6600 with a 8800 GTX

 

2500k with an AMD GPU I forgot

 

6600k with another AMD GPU I forgot, sidegraded to a GTX 1060 when I could sell the AMD to Cryptominers for a profit.

3700x with a 2070 Super,

 

And now a 7800 X3D that used the 2070S, now with a 9070 XT

 

Between all of them, countless PCs from office to gaming specs for various repairshops and a few for friends and family. Love every moment of it.

[atxcyclist]

Many dozens at this point, I started building machines around 1995. Almost every computer I’ve had and most of my immediate family and some friends, I’ve built. I also built many of the workstations for my old job.

 

The first machine I put together was an IBM XT that I assembled from parts in my grandfather’s shop room, it had a whopping 4.7mhz processor, 640kb of ram, and a monochrome video card. The highest-end machine I’ve built is my current setup, Ryzen 9 5900x, 2x32GB of 3200 DDR4, RTX 3060 Ti, 2TB 970 Evo Plus.

[Hinjima]

Started building in 2003.  I would say around 450-500 systems so far.

[Absentia13]

I only build my own and a couple for friends/GFs over the years. Prob like 8 or 9 at this point.

 

I don't know if switching cases or MBs counts, it's pretty much rebuilding. In that case more like 12.

[KidKid]

14 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Started building in 2003.  I would say around 450-500 systems so far.

Really?? Are you a full-time system integrator/builder or something?

[porina]

Same question asked on another thread not a month ago.

 

 

[danalog]

One or two from scratch but dozens if not over 100 re-built prebuilts, servers, and laptops. 20 or so for personal use/enjoyment and the rest to re-sell

[Hinjima]

20 minutes ago, KidKid said:

Really?? Are you a full-time system integrator/builder or something?

I have been.

[podkall]

2 and 3/4 upgrades of my main PC

[emothxughts]

Just the one PC...but over the years I have upgraded various hardware, to the point that the PC I have now has exactly only one component from the original build (the NVME SSD), and that I have almost enough parts to build another one.

[dogwitch]

built around 20.  rebuilt do to bad part etc. way more

[spacepickle]

1 hour ago, emothxughts said:

Just the one PC...but over the years I have upgraded various hardware, to the point that the PC I have now has exactly only one component from the original build (the NVME SSD), and that I have almost enough parts to build another one.

The PC of theseus

[Mark Kaine]

I repaired lots but never really built from scratch, the first build I did was actually when I worked in a PC repair shop that also sold prebuilts...

I mean I didn't do it alone but I was the one "responsible" for the project

Basically my boss already mounted CPU/cooler and I did everything else, including cabling etc... 

 

Also no standoffs because what are those! So I actually had to build it twice lol.

 

My second built was a bit later (2018) and it's still my current setup, probably rebuilt it like 20 times though! (mobo change, fans,  hard drives, CPUs, cases... Etc)

 

 

 

 

 

[TheGreatestGazoo]

I've probably built/rebuilt about 50 systems over the years for myself, family and friends. My first build was about 30 years ago and I recall it had a Abit BH6 motherboard with a Slot 1 CPU. Cable management wasn't really a thing, but I recall folding up the IDE cables into a round bundle and then taping them like that so that they would stay round instead of flat. That gave more room inside for airflow. All the fans were tiny and noisy - like 80mm or something like that. I remember in the early 2000's there were no windowed cases (or they were rare/expensive) so I'd cut a window out of of the steel side with a jigsaw and glue on a plexiglass window. Ah, the good old days lol.

[DJ_Jay125]

I've build/rebuild probably upwards of 50 times since getting into it in 2017

My first build was a i5 7400 and a 1050ti but I've built with parts as old as a slot 1 pentium iii and as "new" as intel 12th gen a few years back

[maplepants]

Probably 3. But I'm all on the pre-built train now.

[MonkeyBomb]

I'd say 100+.

 

I hate doing it now, I usually let someone else build mine.

[Ravendarat]

Ive built about a dozen or so, but almost everything I do is hardline open loop or I dont bother

[NavyCobra1417]

I'm on my 3rd daily driver system since 2015.

 

1st build: RVZ02 Case, GTX 960 4GB, i5-6500

(Edit: this system lives on today as my pfsense router. Although I put in a smaller SSD, swapped the 16gb ddr4 kit for an 8gb kit, and replaced the GPU with a dual 2.5 GbE nic)

 

2nd build: Crystal 570X case, GTX 1080ti, Ryzen 7 2700x

 

Current build: 4000D AF, 12700k, B580

 

Build #2 morphed into build #3 over time. I listed the original config of build #2 and my current config of build #3.

 

For my non daily driver builds, I've done 2.5

 

I had enough parts laying around in 2021 that I was able to help my roommate rebuild a combo server/windows gaming VM into a separate server and desktop system.

 

I had the spare parts in late 2023 that I built myself a second PC (I bought a case and PSU) just for screwing around with.

 

I rebuilt my GFs PC last year (did a lot of cleaning, etc) into a new case and gave her an unused AIO I had sitting around.