New Forum User, XP diehard

I am a diehard XP user, not because I have really old hardware, but that I have been unable to like the later versions of Windows. I used Vista and Win7 for several years at work never completely liked either one. I tried a Win10 install lately, took three tries to get it to work, it works now but has already developed some issues, also i have too much older software that it doesn't like. I know I have to keep one machine running on 7 or later to do certain things.
What I am trying to learn here from others is how to prolong the lifespan of XP on the newest hardware as I am trying to build a new AMD Ryzen with SSD
Hoping to get some support info here.Not a gamer but do a lot of video conversions.,

 

Seems like it's possible with certain Ryzen models.

https://community.hwbot.org/topic/189776-xp-works-on-ryzen/

https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/installing-windows-xp-on-am4-ryzen-7.414683/page-2

SSD may be an issue due to XP not supportint TRIM.

https://msfn.org/board/topic/173482-can-windows-xp-pro-x86-safely-trim-an-ssd/

 

Thanks for the info, making it work may be more than I can handle. Your eluding to things i had not thought of.

Probably should have upgraded the memory on my A75/5400K XP. Do the Hal /Kernel patches for memory over 4G really work.

Thanks again

 

I use XP 64 on a Compaq Elite 8200 I7-2600 8gb ram + a SSD hard drive.
I do a lot of video conversions with TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5.
PerfectDisk 13 Pro optimizes the SSD drive.
I can also boot it into XP 32 bit