Custom desktop PC, very powerful and compact.

To ensure privacy and keep this PC fresh, I'm including a brand new, sealed, Samsung 990 Pro 2TB NVME SSD.

Unlike prebuilts, this PC has a ton of connectivity, features, and quality components

Specs:

CPU: Intel I9 11900k

GPU: XFX RX 7900 GRE 16gb

Motherboard: Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Master

Memory: 32gb (2x16gb) G.Skill Trident Z 4000mhz

CPU Cooler: Gigabyte Aorus Waterforce X 240 (Fully Customizable LCD)

Storage: Samsung 990 Pro 2tb (New)

Case: Phanteks P360A (Featuring a full mesh front, ARGB light strip and onboard ARGB control)

Power Supply: Seasonic Focus+ 850w Platinum

Cables: Cablemod Pro ModMesh (Black/Red)

Fans: 3 x Phanteks SK120 ARGB (Top & Rear), 2 x Aorus 120mm ARGB (Radiator)

Extras: Phanteks Neon D-RGB Light strip, Rockit Cool Upgraded backplate, Gigabyte Maple Ridge Thunderbolt 4 add-in card

I used Conductonaut Extreme liquid metal on the CPU, along with an upgraded rear NASA inspired CPU backplate made by RockIt Cool for secure clamping. Temperatures stay very low, but can be even lower with an undervolt.

This motherboard features an optional onboard header for a Thunderbolt 4 card, which I installed. Thunderbolt 4 offers consistent data transfer speeds of 40Gbps.

Plenty of customizable RGB, including a fully customizable LCD screen. You can upload GIF's of your own. All of this can also be turned off as well.

I'm listing this PC as 'Used', however it is so lightly used it's practically new. There is still protective film on the CPU LCD as well as on the motherboard. The tempered glass side panel still has protective film on it as well....sort of. It's starting to peel. I know how satisfying that first pull is, so I've got some blue painters tape keeping it on 😊

Buyer will receive the PC as pictured, along with the original box for the case which I think is the best way to transport it.

I'll also include a power cord, small accessories that came with the motherboard including the wifi-/bluetooth antenna, any unused cords that came with the CableMod kit, and the cables that came with the Thunderbolt 4 add-in card.