This is an RTX gaming PC equipped with an RTX 2060 OC graphics card and an Intel i7-6700K CPU. This computer started out as an office PC, but after several upgrades to the hardware and some stylizing to the case, it is now a fully capable gaming PC. The CPU has fresh thermal paste applied, and the graphics card likewise has new paste as well as new thermal pads. Below are a list of the parts and a bit of explaining about them. CPU: Core i7-6700K. This is the 6th generation i7 processor from Intel. It has 4 cores and 8 threads, with a base clock speed of 4 gigahertz. This chip has an unlocked multiplier however, meaning it can be overclocked beyond this base frequency. GPU: Nvidia RTX 2060 OC made by gigabyte. This is part of the entry tier of Nvidia's first generation of ray tracing cards. It has 6 gigabytes of GDDR6 SDRAM. The OC in the name of the card is in reference to the higher factory clock speeds, meaning this performs stronger than a baseline 2060. RAM: The system memory. This PC has 16 gigabytes of DDR4 RAM in a 4x4 configuration. 16 gigabytes is considered the bare minimum amount of DDR4 RAM required for a gaming PC without losing much performance. This motherboard supports up to 64 gigs in a 4x16 configuration however, so you could upgrade this in the future if you so desire. Motherboard: Asus B150m-A. This is a micro ATX form factor board with socket LGA 1151. It has 4 RAM DIMM slots, 1 PCIe x16 3.0 slot, and one PCIe x4 slot. It has several SATA connection ports to allow future storage expansion. Storage: This PC has 1 Samsung 850 Evo SATA SSD, with 250 GB of storage, rated for 6 Gb/s transfer speeds. It isn't the biggest drive by any means, but it is large enough to hold multiple games at once. And of course, you can always add more storage later if you so desire. Operating System: Windows 11 Home. Disk Drive: This PC comes equipped with a DVD drive. That certainly is not a given anymore with modern computers. This will allow you to play physical game media, play movies, and burn CDs if you wish. Power Supply: This PC has a 500 watt ThermalRight PSU. This comes with 8 PCIe power, 4 Molex connectors, and 2 PCIe 6+2 connectors for graphics cards. This size gives you some headroom to upgrade to a more powerful GPU in the future if you wish. The Case: This started off as a fairly standard office PC case. Plain black. I have painted it white and sprayed a layer of clear enamel in order to protect the finish. I applied some wood pattern material to the front panel for an aesthetically pleasing finish. Now, in case all of those specifications mean very little to you, I have also tested this computer's performance in multiple games, as well as in the benchmarking software 3DMark. All games were tested in 1080p resolution, which is the most common resolution used by gamers today. Each game will have its average FPS (frames per second) as well as 1% lows listed. Game tested: ARC RAIDERS 1080p high preset, ray tracing on low. Average FPS 64, 1% lows 37 FPS. Game tested: Fallout 76 1080p Ultra preset. Average FPS 60, 1% lows 46. (I am aware that Fallout 76 isn't the most popular title. Fallout 4 is currently a broken mess in its current state, so I tested this instead.) Game tested: Call of Duty Black Ops: III 1080p highest preset. Average FPS 166, 1% lows 100 FPS. All of the benchmark results are shown in pictures attached to this listing. Each are at the very least significantly higher scores than the average score on systems with the same hardware. In the Solar Bay Ray Tracing benchmark, it actually set a new world record score. Stability: I tested this computer under full load for an extended period of time to ensure it is stable and running cool enough. There were no crashes, errors, or thermal throttling events. In conclusion, this is an excellently performing budget gaming PC. It looks good, runs good, and is reliably stable. If you are looking for a way into ray traced PC gaming, this is a great option for you.