16C/32T R9 3950X

SP 16GB DDR4 3200

Corsair 16GB DDR4 3000

2x8 GB Kit of Silicon Power DDR4 RAM

Stable 3333mhz if inclined

Works well with the Corsair 2x8 Kit I have listed, both clocked at 3200Mhz tested with an MSI B450 Latest Bios, 32GB for a solid deal of $47 w/ shipping

Used for 2-3 years

Works fine at 3200Mhz, Default BIOS O/C is 3000Mhz

Works well with the SP 2x8 Kit I have listed, both clocked at 3200Mhz tested with an MSI B450 Latest Bios, 32GB for a solid deal of $47 w/ shipping

From an Alienware R10, cooled with a 120mm AIO. Tested with a 240mm 

Works Well! I recommend using B450/X470 or early 500 Boards to avoid potential RAM issues (not running at set speeds as tested with an ASRock B550M Steel Legend latest bios RAM issues went away using an MSI B450 board latest bios)

Purchased and used since February '23, this 5600x is a proper gem and top performer. If you're in the market for a 5600x why not buy one of the best? With a stable OC of 4.85ghz @1.3V (~80w) and an efficient under volt of 4.5ghz @1.1V (~55w), this chip is verified and will likely out perform most other 5600x.

Always cooled by a 240mm AIO // OC settings were handled by an ASUS B350-F Motherboard running bios version 6042 // I cannot guarantee the same OC results.

Elite Performance 5600x

Exceptionally stable motherboard from Asus
-Bios Version 6042 supporting the latest AM4 CPUs
-Supports up to 64GB 3200Mhz DDR4, 
-1x M.2 slot 
-2x CPU Fan headers, 1x AIO Pump Header, 3x additional fan headers
-8x USB (4x 3.0, 2x 3.1, 2x 2.0)
-1x D/P 1x HDMI Ethernet and standard audio interface
-6x Sata Ports
-2x RGB Headers


Motherboard has been used with a Ryzen 5 1600, 2600, 3600, 5600x, and Ryzen 7 5700g

Ever since the 6042 Update, I have noticed the board may take a few boot cycles on a "cold start", where the power supply is unplugged/switched off. May happen when plugging in RAM. Works great otherwise, I believe it is a result of limited space in the bios firmware, as very few B350 boards could support Ryzen 5000.

Ryzen 5 2600+OEM Cooler
Good temps, "ok" overclocking chip, 4.2ghz is stable.

Open to Offers

Asus B350-F//R5 2600

AMD RX 6600 by Sapphire

Original packaging: minus the plastic peel, slight box damage

Tested and working. Less than a few hours of use

130W GPU Requires 1x 8-pin PCIE Power Connector

I have spare dual 6-pin to 1x 8-pin power adapter if needed

RX 6600 Sapphire Pulse

Regularly cleaned, Purchased in August '22.

 "OK" Overclocker, thermal pads placed between back of the PCB and Backplate

Comes with original box, No Anti-static bag, No Warranty

Exceptional 1080p High Refresh rate gaming performance

3x DP 1x HDMI, PCIE 4.0 x8 (I used it with a 3.0 board, no issues)

1x 8 pin power connector needed 160w TDP

XFX RX 6600 XT

Personally used for 1.5 years and has been cooled w/ a 240mm AIO cooler during it's time in my system. 

3600x Mode 4.4Ghz @1.252V Stable (Ran this 10-20% of the time)

Eco Mode 4.0Ghz @1.08V Stable (Ran this most of the time) 

Let me know if you want one of these add-ons and I'll include it with your CPU.
- Clean AData 128GB M.2 SSD 
- Wraith Stealth Cooler 
- C. All of the Above

Ryzen 5 3600

Light use as an eSports GPU
Overclocked out of curiosity, spent 80% of its life at PNY's clocks.
Super quiet and, at least used to be, standard sized graphics card.

Height: Standard PCIE Slot
Length: 232mm/9.1 inches

1x DVI
1xDP
1xHDMI
1x8pin PCIE Power Required



PNY GTX 1660 XLR8 O/C 

No Stand Included - Vesa Interface 100mm 

1x Displayport 1.2
1x HDMI 1.4 
2x USB 3.0 (downstream)
1x USB 3.0 (upstream)
1x 3.5 mm Audio out
Requires DP 1.2 or greater to use 165hz @1440p 

Detailed Specs: https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/b8a2229 

Additionally Includes:
Cable Matters 3' DP 1.4, OEM Power Cord

One of the first 1440p High Refresh rate monitors released by tried-and-true Asus. 2560x1440 stretched across 27" is a sweet spot for immersion and performance with up to 165 refreshed frames per second and Gsync able to keep your games and browsing smooth. 

The monitor was bought 5 years ago, I have personally used it for about 1.5 years as part of an eSports setup, fantastic monitor for a smooth and competitive experience.

27" 165hz ROG Swift 1440P PG279Q

Has been well taken care of. Nearly always had a custom fan curve since, stock, these cards like to burn themselves alive...

Modern day gaming equivalent to the 6500xt/1650 Super give or take certain software options and of course, power consumption (About 195w O/C'd)

Has plenty of life left and also quite an attractive looking design. Thermal pads and paste have been changed recently, also has thermal pads on the backplate (lowered temps 3-5 degrees C)

If you're willing to blast the fan or change the cooler, this card can hit 1450mhz+ on the core, hitting high 60's Celsius under load with the blower maxed, open test bench. Memory not as overclockable, though also doesn't matter as much.

Shoot me an offer! Put this older beast to good use.





Reference GTX 980

Bought from a friend and was (surprisingly?) never taken apart since buying brand new. Assuming it ran stock. It was in respectable condition.

Thermal paste was replaced and the cooler/pcb cleaned. Runs in the mid 60s Celsius 50% fan speed under full load. Core hits 2 Ghz and the memory 4.7+ Ghz for those interested. Single 8 pin connector.

Shoot me an offer! Great 1080p performer with plenty of life left



GTX 1070 Black Edition SC

Used CPU, never had any problems
The H7 Cooler has a mismatched screw. Doesn't affect mounting.
Comes with everything needed for mounting to AM4 w/ thermal paste

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