Custom Gaming PC - I7 - EVGA GTX 1080 FTW2 - 16GB RAM - 1TB SSD

EVGA RTX 2070 Super 8GB With Upgraded Cooling; Spare Fans, FREE SHIP

Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 XT

This all new PC was built by a master builder with nearly 30 years experience building gaming PCs. It is suitable for high refresh rate AAA gaming at 1080p or 1440p at 60+ fps in most titles and ultra high framerate 1080p e-sports gaming. It runs with CPU and GPU temps in the low to mid 50s C when gaming. It has been thoroughly benchmark and stress tested to validate the build and confirm all components are performing as advertised but is otherwise brand new. 
The particular RX6600 in this build is a very nice example and met the benchmark averages for both the 3060 and the 6650XT right out of the box. It also has some overclocking headroom and AMD software makes it easy to auto OC. The CPU also performed better than expected based on the averages. Specs are:

OS: Windows 11 Pro, activated

CPU: Ryzen 5 5500 6c12t 4.25GHz

RAM: 32GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Silicon Power Gaming

GPU: AMD Radeon RX6600 8GB Power Color Fighter

MB: Asus Tuf Gaming A520M Plus Wi-Fi

SSD: 256GB NVMe M.2 XPG SX8100 (System Drive); 512GB NVMe M.2 Silicon Power A60; 1TB SATA SSD Teamgroup Vulcan Z

PSU: EVGA 460BP 80 Plus Bronze

CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120 R SE 

Fans: Thermalright TL-C12CW-S 120mm ARGB. 2xBottom Intake, 2xTop Exhaust; 1 on CPU Cooler

Case: Asus AP201 3.3l Mini Tower

Rear I/O: 4xUSB 3.2 Gen 1, 2xUSB 2.0; 1xHDMI, 3xDP; 3.5m Line Out, Line In, Mic; PS/2 Port; RJ-45

Front I/O: 2xUSB 3.2 Gen 1; 3.5mm Headphone and Mic

Audio: Realtek ALC 897 with Dolby 7.1 Surround with support for analog port auto detection, retasking of front panel audio and Multi-streaming

Networking: Gigabit Ethernet; Onboard Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

3D Mark Estimated Game Performance is as follows:

BF5 – 1440p Ultra 75+ fps

Apex Legends – 1440p Ultra 105+ fps

Fortnite – 1080p Ultra 235+ fps

RDR2 – 1080p Ultra 95+ fps

Actual observed performance:

Guardians of the Galaxy - 1440p High 60+fps

Far Cry 6 - 1440p High RT FSR-Q 65-85fps; 1440p Low RT FSR-Q 100+fps

Cyberpunk 2077 - 1440p Low FSR-Q 70-100fps; Benchmark gave an average of 92FPS with 1080p Ultra RT FSR-Auto

Wonderlands Benchmark - 1440p High FSR-Q Avg. 88fps

Rise of the Tomb Raider Benchmark - 1440p High Avg. 105fps; 1080p V.High Avg 129fps

RX 6600 with 75 games in 2024 (not my video): 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-7Jdbh-gu4

PC ships securely packed with a quick startup guide. The latest drivers and updates are installed and the BIOS has been updated to the latest version for security.

Brand New Gaming PC! Ryzen 5500, 32GB RAM, RX6600 8GB, 1.75 TB NVMe/SSD Storage,Win 11 Pro Activated

Why buy a sketchy build from a volume seller (that has literally been thrown together) on a platform that rhymes with 'Scamazon' when you can have a budget PC built by someone who actually cares?
This is a fresh build using both new and used components assembled by a builder with 30 years of experience. Crafted to extract the maximum amount of performance for the price, it makes no compromises on appearance. This is one of the smallest mATX builds you will find and, with the crisp looks of the Cooler Master Q300L and ARGB lighting, it will fit neatly into any living space. With removable dust filters on the front, top and bottom of the case, cleaning will be infrequent and easy. 

This PC is an excellent performer at 1080p with eSports titles and the vast majority of AAA games. Performance of the EVGA GTX 1080 FTW is similar to a more recent budget GPU, such as the RX 7600 or RTX 3050 8GB and features RGB lighting. It has been extensively stress tested and benchmarked to validate the build. 

The GPU has been carefully refurbished and improved by adding additional thermal pads to allow the metal backplate to function as a heat spreader and to improve heat transfer to the heatsink. In spite of the diminutive 3 liter case and compact two fan form factor of the GPU, GPU temperatures stay in the mid 60s C under stress testing, which is even more intensive than a gaming workload. 
In addition to gaming, this PC is capable of editing and rendering video with NVENC encoding.

The PC is running Windows 10 Pro and is activated. It is bloat free and only uses around 2GB RAM at idle, leaving 14GB free for gaming or any productivity loads. MSI Afterburner is installed and programmed with some tested GPU overclock settings. The GPU is capable of running at stock clocks with the power turned down to 85% and will happily run with a 20% VRAM overclock at stock power levels. 

Specs:
CPU: intel Core i7 4790S 4c8t (Benchmarks like a 4790K but uses half the power)

RAM: 16GB – 2x8GB SP 1600MHz DDR3 (This RAM outperformed Corsair Vengeance and Patriot G2 'Gaming' DDR3 RAM in this very build and scored better than any DDR4 I have tested at 3000MHz and some I have tested at 3200MHz)

SSD: 1TB Teamgroup AX2 (New)

GPU: EVGA GeForce 1080 FTW2  8GB

MB: Asus H81M-D Plus

PSU: EVGA 500W BR 80+ Bronze (New)  

CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120 R SE (New)

Fans: Thermalright TL-C12C-S FDB ARGB. Cooler, Rear Exhaust and 2x Front Intake. (New)

Case: Cooler Master Q300L with Tinted Side Panel (New)

I/O: Rear: 2xUSB3.2 Gen1; 2xUSB2.0; Analog Audio Line In, Line Out and Mic In; Dual PS/2 ports; Parallel Port; Display Port x3, HDMI x1, DVI-D (Dual Link). Gigabit Ethernet. Wi-Fi via included TP Link USB adapter.

I/O Front: 2xUSB3.2 Gen 1; Analog Audio, Headphone and Mic.

Gaming Performance:

RDR2: 1080p High 90+ FPS

Spider Man Remastered: 1080p High 60+ FPS

Elden Ring: 1080p Ultra 60 FPS

AC Valhalla: 1080p High 75+ FPS

Hogwarts Legacy: 1080p Medium 60 FPS

RE 4 Remake: 1080p Medium 75+ FPS

CS:GO: 1080p High 200+ FPS

Batman Gotham Knight: 1080p Highest 75+ FPS

Fortnite 1080p High DX12 100+ FPS

Witcher 3 Next Gen: 1080p High 60+ FPS

Uncharted 4: 1080p Medium 80+ FPS

Warzone 2.0: 1080p Low 100+ FPS

TLOU: 1080p High FSR Quality 60+ FPS

FH5: 1080p Ultra 100+ FPS

BG3: 1080p Medium 85+ FPS

Palworld: 1080p Medium 75+ FPS

Halo Infinite: 1080p High 60+ FPS

Cyberpunk 2077: 1080p Medium FSR Quality 60+ FPS

Starfield: 1080p Low 40+ FPS

Alan Wake 2: 1080p Low FSR Quality 30+ FPS

CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 6c12t  4.0GHz

RAM: 24GB DDR4 3000MHz (2x8GB XPG Z1(New); 2x4GB Samsung)

GPU: AMD Radeon RX6600 8GB (Asus Dual)

MB: B450 Gigabyte Aorus Elite V2 (New) Updated to latest BIOS for security

SSD: 1.5TB total - Teamgroup MP33 256GB Gen3x4 NVMe (New), Micron 2200 256GB Gen3x4 NVMe, 1TB Teamgroup AX2 SATA SSD (New)

PSU: EVGA 500W BR 80 Plus Bronze

CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120 R SE (New)

Fans: Thermalright TL-C12C-S 120mm ARGB. 3 Front, 1 Rear, 1 CPU Cooler (New)

Case: Zalman S2 (New)

Rear I/O: 4xUSB 3.2 Gen 1, 4xUSB 2.0; 1xHDMI, 3xDP; 3.5m Line Out, Line In, Mic, Center/Sub, Side, Rear; PS/2 Port; RJ-45

Front I/O: 1xUSB 3.2 Gen 1, 2xUSB 2.0; 3.5mm Headphone and Mic 

Audio: Realtek ALC 892 with Dolby 7.1 Surround support

Networking: Gigabit Ethernet; Wi-Fi adapter included. 

This PC was built by a master builder with nearly 30 years experience building gaming PCs. It is suitable for high refresh rate AAA gaming at 1080p or 1440p at 60+ fps in most titles and ultra high framerate 1080p e-sports gaming. 3D Mark Estimated Game Performance is as follows:

BF5 – 1440p Ultra 75+ fps

Apex Legends – 1440p Ultra 105+ fps

Fortnite – 1080p Ultra 235+ fps

RDR2 – 1080p Ultra 95+ fps

Observed results:

Cyberpunk 2077 Benchmark  – 1080p High, FSR Quality 66.05 avg, Max 84.91. 1080p High, FSR Auto, RT Reflections, RT Sun and Local Shadows, RT Med Lighting 31.59 avg, 41.00 max.

Far Cry 6 Benchmark – 1080p Ultra RT, Res Scale 1.0, 57 avg, 84 max.

Starfield - 1440p Low FSR66 maintained at least 60fps in New Atlantis (slowest area of the game). Framerate will be much higher in combat. Quality settings can be raised to High on 1080p with similar framerates. 

AW2 - 1080p Low FSR Quality 50fps average. 

RX 6600 with 75 games in 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-7Jdbh-gu4

This PC has been extensively benchmark and stress tested. It runs cool and quiet. Even with an overclock, it only draws around 250W total. Results in 4 3D Mark benchmarks were at or above average for the hardware combination with the GPU running at stock settings. On the Passmark test, the PC ranked above 2/3s of submitted scores. 

Overclocking the GPU using the AMD software did result in some performance improvement. I tested with a VRAM OC to 1900MHz at 100%, 110% and 120% power. At 120%, there was a 11.2% improvement in the Furmark results. The 6600XT is only 15% better. 
CPU is tuned in BIOS to run at 4.0GHz. It improves the performance to that of the 2600X. This also seems to result in more consistent frame pacing than with the stock boost profile. Past experience with this CPU has revealed substantial overclocking headroom and I have had it up to 4.4GHz before, tuning with Ryzen Master. And that was just with a Wraith Max cooler. The Thermalright cooler that is now on it is a fair bit better. 
 
During a stress test with both CPU and GPU running at 100%, the GPU topped out at 57C and the CPU topped out at 50.8C. A repeat with the GPU at 120% power saw the CPU at 52.0C and the GPU at 60C. As the power limit is increased, so too is the GPU clock speed. 

This PC has been built with a combination of new and used components. The used components in this PC were purchased new by me within the past couple of years and have seen an average amount of use.

The CPU was purchased in the summer of 2020 and was used in a primary gaming rig for a little over a year. I put the CPU and GPU together a couple of months ago and also purchased the case at that time to test them out and, aside from playing Starfield for 150 hours, using a different GPU, RAM and SSD, the MB was new. 

I purchased the RX6600 in the spring of 2022 and used it for around 8 months before getting a more powerful GPU. It has been recently disassembled, inspected, cleaned and thermal paste and pads have been replaced. I used long life MX4 paste for trouble free and maintenance free operation for years to come. 

Windows 11 Pro is installed and activated.

Custom Gaming/Streaming PC: Ryzen 5; RX 6600 8GB; 24GB RAM; 1.5TB NVMe/SSD Win11 Pro! DISCOUNTED

This is a EVGA RTX 2070 Super Blower card with modded BIOS, on which I have installed an Arctic Accelero Extreme IV aftermarket cooler. Please thoroughly read this listing before buying because there are some limitations imposed by its significant size on case and CPU cooler compatibility.  

Update: I found spare parts I forgot I bought for this cooler. I have a brand new fan assembly for the cooler I will include with the GPU. It is easy to swap the fans as an assembly. The plastic shroud holds the fans and the shroud has clips which allow it to easily snap onto the fin assembly. While I believe the fans have a lot of life left, fan longevity is certainly a question with a GPU that has done some mining. 

I bought this GPU in February 2021 from a gamer who had purchased it new in late 2019. I upgraded the cooling and then used it to mine Ethereum for about 18 months. Always undervolted and running cool in a climate controlled environment. 

For the past year and a half, this has been my primary gaming GPU and it has performed flawlessly. It overclocks very well and tests within the top 2% on Time Spy. I was able to get the #3 score in Speed Way  when testing overclock settings (see pics). Note that these rankings are based on combining the GPU with a Ryzen 5600X, though Speed Way scores don’t depend much on the CPU and I was still able to hit #28 on the rankings for any CPU with this GPU.

Several well tested and stable OC settings will be included with the GPU. Please note that not all OC settings will be stable with all games and you may have to use a lower setting with one game than you do another. Benchmark results are shown in pics for Speed Way and Time Spy for both the highest stable OC and stock. Please note that some of the higher results in the rankings are produced by higher OC settings that are not suitable for gaming at all.

Between the vastly improved cooling and flashing the BIOS from one of EVGA’s high performance, OC gaming cards (I tried them all but don’t recall exactly which one ended up working best), this is literally one of the best examples of the 2070 Super in the world. GPU runs on standard Nvidia drivers.

This GPU runs anything. Even Slowfield and AW2. It handles 1440p well and is a beast in e-sports. It also looks impressive in the case. It performs similarly to a 4060. Frame generation may sound good but it increases VRAM utilization and latency. 

Important note is that this GPU has rear heatsink that extends 1” above the normal GPU height and limits your cooler selection. Will take any 92mm cooler and some smaller 120mm coolers. I checked clearance on a Thermalright Assassin X 120 R SE and this GPU would just fit with a couple millimeters of breathing room. 

GPU would be challenging but possible to fully disassemble. I have added heatsinks to the power delivery  components and affixed the backplate heatsink with thermally conductive RTV. Keeps GPU temps in the low 50s C while pulling 250W or more with a massive overclock. Quietest air cooled GPU I have ever seen. I used long life thermal paste; top quality thermal pads; should be good until 2030 before thermal performance starts to degrade. Even then, you can pull the main heatsink and change GPU thermal paste and memory thermal pads without having to deal with the RTV.

Fitment: The backplate is an inch higher than ATX spec. The GPU is 11 3/16” long from the backplate and it stands 5.25” off the motherboard. It is arguably a 4.5 slot GPU. On an ATX board, you can use the lowest PCIe x1 slot but that’s it. On the upside, all but the chunkiest NVMe heatsink fit. It will work in a mATX build but it needs one of the larger mATX cases. Having built in the Q300L, I believe this GPU will fit in that case.
The aftermarket cooler includes a support brace which works very well to keep this GPU supported and level. It would work even better in a vertical GPU mount, where it would show off the 'Xtreme' nature of the cooler.

CPU: i7-3770S 4c8t (tested max all core frequency 4.37GHz)

GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1650 D6 Gaming X (Highest Time Spy score recorded: 4176; Community Avg: 3520)

Motherboard: Gigabyte Ultra Durable H61M-DS2 rev. 4.0 Micro ATX (Supports up to 2200MHz OC RAM and XMP)

RAM: 16GB (2x8GB) Silicon Power DDR3 1600MHz 

Storage: SP 128GB SATA SSD (OS and apps); SP 512GB SATA SSD (games)

Optical Drive: LG MDISC DVD-RW 

PSU: Thermaltake SMART 500W 80+ White Certified

Case: Rosewill Vintage NOS FBM-01 MATX Mini Tower

Fans: Rosewill 120mm PWM Front; Arctic 92mm F9 PWM PST CO Rear (heavy duty)

I/O: 1xHDMI, 2xDP; 4xUSB 2.0 (Rear), 2xUSB 2.0 (Front); Realtek ALC887 audio with front and rear jacks; Gigabit Ethernet; dual PS/2 ports; Serial and Parallel

WiFi: TP Link USB adapter

OS: Windows 10 Pro, activated.

This PC has been expertly crafted by a builder with 30 years of experience to deliver the absolute best value for money in a budget gaming PC. It looks like something your grandma bought in 2007 but it is a 200+fps e-sports monster that can also play most AAA games at 1080p with at least 60fps. It is also great for emulating console games and had no problem emulating BOTW at 1080p60 in CEMU. 
3DMark Time Spy estimated game performance was as follows:
-Apex Legends, 1080p Ultra: 100+ FPS
-GTA V, 1080p Ultra: 150+ FPS
-Battlefield V, 1080p Ultra: 95+ FPS
-Fortnite, 1080p Ultra: 200+ FPS
-RDR2, 1080p Ultra: 55+ FPS
The PC has been extensively benchmark tested with 3DMark, Passmark and FurMark. At stock settings, both CPU and GPU consistently performed well above the average scores in the database. The GPU is an excellent overclocker and several MSI Afterburner overclock settings are included. Cyberpunk ran stable on all of them. 
The Cyberpunk benchmark returned an average of 52.91 FPS at 1080p Medium with the stock GPU settings and 58.73 with the max stable overclock. It was very playable with framerates above 60FPS most of the time.
The highest temps recorded during an extended stress test with both GPU and CPU at 100%, with the highest stable GPU overclock, were: CPU 77C, GPU 67C. When playing Cyberpunk, both were under 65C. The PC is nearly silent at idle and even at full load this PC isn't loud at all. At full load, the highest power draw seen on the GPU was 99.5W. The CPU is a reduced power version which is rated at 35W and performs the same as a regular i7 3770. The CPU topped out at a stable all core frequency of  4.37GHz under stress testing but single core boost frequencies under normal use were as high as 4.82GHz.

Budget Sleeper Gaming PC - i7 4.4GHz, 16GB RAM, GTX1650 D6, Win 10 Pro CLOSEOUT PRICE!

Like new 5700XT. New pads and paste installed and GPU thoroughly tested. Runs like a new GPU.

XFX Thicc II Radeon RX 5700 XT

I used this to mine Ethereum for 18 months in a climate controlled, smoke free home. The GPU was always run undervolted, drawing less than 100W of power. 
It has been cleaned and thermal paste and pads replaced, including adding additional pads on the back side of the board for the memory. I also added thermal paste for better contact where the heatpipes contact the midplate. The card has a metal backplate which also helps cool MOSFETS and VRMs. This is a cool and quiet GPU.
The GPU has been fully stress tested and benchmark tested and performs like a new GPU. 
Will ship Priority Mail in secure packaging. 

This XFX RX5700XT Thicc III Ultra is from my personal collection. I used it to mine Ethereum for approximately 18 months in a smoke free, air conditioned home. 
I am offering this GPU at a special price because of the obvious and because an eBay glitch forced me here. 
Fans failed and I zip tied a couple of Noctua 120mm fans on. Due to a slight size difference in the connectors, the fan connector is securely attached with RTV. The zip ties are premium high temp ties so you don't have to worry about the fans falling off. Fit shouldn't be an issue on almost anything from the last several hardware generations that was built with a 3 bay GPU in mind. It will fit pretty close to the MB but memory and CPU cooler room are not affected in any way compared to the stock card. You may need a right angle SATA cable for any port you use that is underneath the GPU. I was running it on an old Lenovo 3rd Gen workstation board. 
The GPU was always run undervolted in an open rig. 
Product has been cleaned (no power washer used :) and new thermal paste and pads applied. It has been benchmark and stress tested at stock settings to verify normal operation. This GPU runs way cooler than most stock GPUs and this is your chance to have a custom Noctua cooled GPU at a rock bottom price. 
This is sold in As-Is condition and returns are only accepted in the case of a verified no-post on a compatible system or in the event you have a motherboard clearance issue, in which case I will only issue a refund if the card works when I get it back. I will fully test the card again before shipping and dust it off because it has been a couple of months since I cleaned it and it was sitting on a shelf uncovered. I will also record said test and me immediately removing and boxing it up just in case. Serial number has been recorded.
Free shipping via USPS Priority Mail. 