GT 730 Low-Profile

Black 120mm

Two Black/Blue 120mm

**Marked as open box because I got a little carried away while “benchmarking” and forgot I actually had to sell it**

This little powerhouse can get you anywhere and fast with the Gigabyte RTX 3060 12GB Eagle, a dual-slot dual-fan card that provides plenty of power for competitive gaming, while also having the raytracing capabilities for those sick looking games!

In all benchmarks, the GPU temps never reached over 60C with its stock fan profile, so you can play Cyberpunk without having to worry about a jet engine on your desk!

You can also enjoy quiet gameplay due to the absolutely massive CPU heatsink, a double tower with two 120mm fans cooling an i7-8700, a great all around chip that has the speed for gaming, and the efficiency to allow for completely silent internet surfing!

**Configuration:**

GPU: Gigabyte RTX 3060 12GB Eagle

CPU: i7-8700 - 6c/12t @ 3.2-4.6GHz

MOBO: ASUS Z370-I GAMING

Cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit

RAM: 32GB (2x16) TeamGroup @ 3200MHz 

Storage: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB Gen3x4

PSU: MSI A750GF 80+ Gold - 750W

Case: Lian Li A3-mATX-26.3L


**Benchmarks:**

Ghost Recon: Wildlands - 1080p High Preset - 112FPS Avg.

RTX Minecraft - 1080p /w 8 chunk RT render distance - 60FPS Avg.

Fortnite - 1080p Pro Settings (MAX view distance, low everything else) - 135FPS Avg.

War Thunder - 1080p Movie Preset - 177FPS Avg.

**Software:**

OS - Windows 11 Home (Activated)

Browser - FireFox

Other - MSI Afterburner (Used for GPU fan speeds)

**NOTE: Front USB-C cannot be connected due to the cable being to short :(**

1080p Crusher | RTX 3060 | WiFi | 32GB RAM

Bought a laptop for college from Newegg that came with a free pair of headphones. I already have a pair so I don’t need these. 

Newegg valued these at $40 so I’m selling it for cheaper ;)

MSI H991 Gaming Headset

Socket - LGA 2011-3

4 cores / 8 threads

Base Frequency - 3.5 GHz

Max Frequency - 3.6 GHz

TDP - 140W

Supported Memory - Max of 768GB (Quad channel supported) - DDR4 1333-2133 (ECC ONLY, it’s cheap though)

40 Lanes of PCIe Gen 3

In benchmarks, this **insanely budget** CPU provides performance comparable to the i7-4770, and is actually better in some cases!

With DDR4 support, you will get much higher memory speeds than you can with the i7-4770, and with **quad channel** memory, it makes it so much better!

Non-proprietary LGA 2011-3 motherboards are cheap and easy to find, and pairing this CPU with good, budget GPUs such as an RX 580 8GB, or even a GTX 1650 SUPER, makes this CPU an amazing option!

(CHEAP) Xeon E5-1620V3 | 3.5 GHz | i7-4770 Performance

**Connectors**

1x 24-pin

1x 4-pin

4x SATA

1x Molex

Good option for low-power integrated graphics systems on a tight budget!

If you have a graphics card that uses board power, I confirmed that an RX 560 will work well!

**Does not include power cord, I don’t have any extras :(**

280W Lenovo OEM ATX

In case you’d like to buy 5 at once for some reason, I’m offering a buy 4 get 1 free deal here!

Socket - LGA 2011-3

4 cores / 8 threads

Base Frequency - 3.5 GHz

Max Frequency - 3.6 GHz

TDP - 140W

Supported Memory - Max of 768GB (Quad channel supported) - DDR4 1333-2133 (ECC ONLY, it’s cheap though)

40 Lanes of PCIe Gen 3

In benchmarks, this insanely budget CPU provides performance comparable to the i7-4770, and is actually better in some cases!

With DDR4 support, you will get much higher memory speeds than you can with the i7-4770, and with quad channel memory, it makes it so much better!

Non-proprietary LGA 2011-3 motherboards are cheap and easy to find, and pairing this CPU with good, budget GPUs such as an RX 580 8GB, or even a GTX 1650 SUPER, makes this CPU an amazing option!

(LOT 5) Xeon E5-1620V3 | i7-4770 Performance

Upgraded the RAM in my laptop, so I don’t need this kit anymore. Barely any mileage on them!

16GB (2x8) DDR5 5600MT/s SO-DIMM

For those on a tight budget, this PC should check all the boxes. The 8-core Ryzen 7 3700X is an amazing chip that sports equally impressive performance. Pair that with the RTX 2060, and you got yourself a good match!

This PC is a 1080p crusher, constantly able to output high frame rates without sacrificing visuals. If you want to upgrade later on, the 3700X has ample headroom for some sizable upgrades!

Specs

GPU: EVGA RTX 2060 KO

CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X

Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120 V2

Mobo: Asrock B450M-HDV R4.0

RAM: Silicon Power 32GB (2x16) @ 3200MHz

Storage: TimeTec 1TB Gen3x4 M.2 NVMe

PSU: EVGA 750 N1 750W


Benchmarks

War Thunder - 146 FPS Avg. - Movie Preset @ 1080p

CS-2 - 130 FPS Avg. - High Preset @ 1080p

Ghost Recon: Wildlands - 100 FPS Avg. - High Preset @ 1080p

Minecraft BE (RTX off) - 150 FPS Avg. - Stock Settings @ 1080p

Minecraft BE (RTX on) - 55 FPS Avg. - Stock Settings @ 1080p


**Listed as “open box” due to prior shipping damages. Only the case was damaged, but it’s been replaced**

1080p Beast | RTX 2060 | Ryzen 7 | 32GB RAM | 1TB NVMe

For those on a tight budget, this PC should check all the boxes. The 8-core Ryzen 7 3700X is an amazing chip that sports equally impressive performance. Pair that with the RTX 2060, and you got yourself a good match!

This PC is a 1080p crusher, constantly able to output high frame rates without sacrificing visuals. If you want to upgrade later on, the 3700X has ample headroom for some sizable upgrades!

Specs

GPU: EVGA RTX 2060 KO

CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X

Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120 V2

Mobo: Asrock B450M-HDV R4.0

RAM: Silicon Power 32GB (2x16) @ 3200MHz

Storage: TimeTec 1TB Gen3x4 M.2 NVMe

PSU: EVGA 750 N1 750W

Windows 11 Pro (Activated)

Benchmarks

War Thunder - 146 FPS Avg. - Movie Preset @ 1080p

CS-2 - 130 FPS Avg. - High Preset @ 1080p

Ghost Recon: Wildlands - 100 FPS Avg. - High Preset @ 1080p

Minecraft BE (RTX off) - 150 FPS Avg. - Stock Settings @ 1080p

Minecraft BE (RTX on) - 55 FPS Avg. - Stock Settings @ 1080p

1080p Beast | RTX 2060 | Ryzen 7 | 32GB RAM

**Does work, usability is questionable**

The cooler does work, is cleaned, and at idle can give sub 30C temps, but when given a significant load (gaming or downloading) it starts to overheat, and some cases throttles (cooling an i7-8700). My personal heatsink (some 92mm Noctua cooler) outperformed the AIO by a lot.

I suspect it’s low coolant level, but given that it’s an AIO, I can’t refill it.

I will provide any and all mounting I have, which is four sets of mounting of various descriptions. I know for a fact that the LGA 115X mounting is there.

(Usable? READ DESC.) Corsair H100i V2 240mm AIO

Socket: AM2

Cores/Threads: 2/2

TDP: 65W

Memory Support: DDR2, up to 800 MHz. Max of 4 sticks

Frequency: 1.9 GHz

AMD Athlon 64 x2 3600+

In order for the board to POST you have to clear BIOS settings. I’ve included a jumper on the CLRCMOS header to make it easier. I have zero clue why it acts this way, I’ve updated the BIOS and even changed the battery.

ASRock AB350 Pro4

Nvidia GT 730 2GB

A very small, low-profile GPU that does not require external power and can run well in air-restricted cases, such as Dell OEMs.

Great for office applications and internet browsing, but can run some games as well!


Benchmarks:

CS2 - 720p Lowest Settings | 20-30 FPS | 62C Max

CS2 (+300MHz Core, +400MHz Mem) - Same Settings | 30-40 FPS | 66C Max

Minecraft Java 1.21 - Max Settings /w 12 Chunks Render & Simulation | 80 FPS | 55C Max


Specs:

96 Cores | 16 TMUs | 4 ROPs | 2GB DDR3 | 128-bit bus

**Shows signs of use: the shroud is pretty scratched up, but other than that the card is clean and works perfectly**

A good starting GPU, as it performs relatively fine in games. You can get away with medium settings for most games, and higher settings in esports titles.

Benchmarks:

War Thunder | 1080p High Settings | 90 Avg. FPS | 55 1% Low FPS | 65C Max

Fortnite | 1080p Pro Settings | 133 Avg. FPS | 73 1% Low FPS | 65C Max

Shipping:

Ships in an ASUS GPU box inside another box with further protection

ASUS GTX 960 4GB

Decent fan that I used in my personal rig for a bit before swapping it out for a kit of a few RGB fans.

If you need fan screws with your purchase, please let me know!

Pair of ThermalTake 120mm static blue fans. Run relatively quiet for how much air they move.

If you need fan screws with your purchase, please let me know!

**Thermal paste in socket may be the reason for the board not posting, but I don’t have the tools or the steadiness to clean it**

I cannot confirm whether or not the CPU is functional, but if you can manage to get these two running, you got a heck of a deal!

i5-4460 + ASUS Z97-A ATX MOBO

250W Dell TFX PSU I pulled from a working OptiPlex. As the pictures show, there is only a four-pin cpu connector, a 24-pin, and three SATA power connectors.

This power supply is a good option for those in need of a replacement PSU in an OptiPlex or an older SFF PC, as it does have a decent max power rating.

Comes with original screws, does not come with power cable.

250W OptiPlex OEM PSU

8GB (1x8) DDR3 1600 MHz

**Does not require external power**

Performance: 

CS-2: 60FPS @ Medium Preset

War Thunder: 60FPS @ High Preset

Just Cause 3: 50FPS @ High Settings

Apex Legends: 60FPS @ Low Settings

ASUS RX 560 4GB

**Scratched IHS, only visual damage, temps are unaffected**

Socket - LGA 1155

2 cores / 4 threads

Base Frequency - 3.4 GHz

TDP - 65W

Supported Memory - Max of 32gb - DDR3 1066/1333

iGPU - Intel HD Graphics 2000

iGPU Base Frequency - 850 MHz

iGPU Max Frequency - 1.1 GHz

PCIe Gen 2.0 Supported

Performance is the Star of this show!