Specs:

• AMD Ryzen 5 5600X (6 cores, 12 threads, 3.7 GHz, boost up to 4.6 GHz)
• Nvidia RTX 3060 (12GB GDDR6, 192-bit Bus Width, ZOTAC Twin Edge OC)
• Silicon Power 16GB RAM (2x8GB Sticks, 3200MT/s, XMP Already Enabled)
• WD Green 1TB NVMe SSD (PCIe 3.0 x4, 3200MB/s, TLC NAND)

Also Included:

• Corsair K95 RGB Platinum XT Mechanical Keyboard (Cherry MX Blue switches, clicky, good condition)
• Logitech G604 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse (25,600 DPI, shows signs of wear, but perfectly functional)
• USB Wi-Fi Adapter

Refurbished and ready-to-go:

• BIOS updated to latest version (F21b, published Apr 13th, 2026)
• New CMOS battery installed
• New CPU thermal paste applied (Corsair TM30)
• XMP Enabled (3200MT/s)
• SVM Enabled (CPU Virtualization, for VMs, WSL, etc)
• Factory Reset OS (Windows 10, Genuine retail license key included, can be upgraded to Windows 11)

The computer is in very good physical condition, because this PC has seen very little actual use. I am selling it on behalf of a previous owner who tried to get into PC gaming, but ultimately was not interested. Nothing is broken, the glass has no scratches, and overall it is in great shape. Jawa limits me to 10 photos, but I have more, so please DM if you'd like a picture of anything in particular, or if you have any questions whatsoever.

It's currently running Windows 10, but can very easily be upgraded to Windows 11 through the built-in Settings app. The RGB LEDs on the CPU cooler are addressable and customizable (or can be entirely disabled) using the Gigabyte RGB Fusion app. If you choose not to install it, the LEDs will simply cycle through various colors. There are two intake fans on the front, and one rear exhaust fan already installed in the case. The power supply is non-modular. The case is a Metallic Gear (Subsidiary of Phanteks) Neo Silent.

Benchmarks:

• Running Cinebench 2026, the Ryzen 5 5600X was able to sustain a 4.3Ghz clock at 90ºC without issue, scoring 2,527 points. This is above the average listed by CPUMonkey (2,426 points).
• I tested the RTX 3060 using FurMark's 1080p benchmark, earning it a score of 6399, slightly higher than GPUMagick's listed average of 6,372. Running a sustained FurMark stress test, the GPU hotspot maxes out at 87ºC.

It benches above its class, it's preconfigured correctly out-of-the-box, and it's in great condition. Please reach out with any questions!