This is a PC I built for a competition against three other PC tech content creators on YouTube. It is made up of both new and used parts. The video attached to this listing will have all the details you need to know about the competition, where I sourced the parts, etc. Benchmarks are also included in the video if you want to see how this system performs. I have thoroughly benchmarked this build to ensure there are no stability issues with even the hardest to run games.

This listing will be paused until the competition concludes, which will be during this live stream at 5PM PDT on 6/29 During the stream, we will announce that the PCs are officially for sale and unpause the listings so that they become purchasable. We've teamed up with Jawa to get YOU a big discount when buying this PC! Use code "NOABJAWA" to get $100 off!  

Parts List:

• CPU: i3 10100F (Used)
• Cooler: ID Cooling SE 214 XT White (New)
• GPU: RX 5700 XT 8GB (Used)
• Mobo: MSI H410M Pro-C (Used)
• RAM: Silicon Power 2x8GB 3200 CL16 (New)
• SSD: 512GB Teamgroup AX2 2.5" (New)
• PSU: EVGA 550 BP (Used)
• Case: DIYPC-ARGB-Q3-W Micro ATX (New)
• OS: Windows 10 Pro Activated
• Connectivity: There is no bluetooth or wifi connectivity built into the motherboard. For internet access, an ethernet cable or wifi adapter is required (not included). 

Disclaimer: This is by no means a 100% perfect PC build. As stated in the video, there are some minor issues with it, such as the missing I/O shield (pictured), the blemishes on the graphics card backplate (pictured), and the case's inability to control the RGB lights (see video). I am putting these things out there to be completely transparent so that you know exactly what you are purchasing. The focus of this build was to maximize performance in gaming while looking nice at the same time. I/O shields can be found on ebay with some searching as come and go, and a sata based ARGB controller from Amazon can be used to control the lighting.

All sales are final, so please do your research before purchasing. This PC is plug and play right out of the box, therefore I do not include any instructions, guides, or diagrams for setup. The only warranties included are those that are offered by the manufacturers on the individual components, some of which may have expired (used parts).