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maxcheese3 - - 203 comments

Gonna put USB 3.0 ports where the controller plugs were once they come in

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Beskamir
Beskamir - - 7,007 comments

Pretty awesome but it still doesn't beat an aperture cube: Linustechtips.com

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maxcheese3 - - 203 comments

That is very awesome. I do not have that high level of skill or amount of power tools haha. But it cant run Crysis (3) :)

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Gamingroach
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Awesome mod mate!

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Got bored and had a spare low profile 6670 laying around. Looked around for something to do with it. You can pick up an embeded Intel board for crazy cheap these days! I got this Asrock.com board for $75! It has a 2 GHz quad core atom, well a celeron but its a bay trail atom branded as a celeron. Anway its fast, efficient, and fanless. Throw in a 120 GB SSD and a stick of ram and an old psu in a spare NES case and youve got a PC! Plus the 6670 for graphics means this thing is actually very capable. Runs Crysis 3 lol. At low atleast. Was super fun to build though. I didnt read any tutorials online cause i decided i just wanted to wing it and use my own imagination. This is probably one of the most powerful NES's out there, and total price is just over $200 since i used a couple used parts.