FS : Nice Gaming Computer w/ Extras

[polishman]

This is a package Deal .

Parting out Parts :: No .



Asking Price : $950
Open to offers .

Buying brand new would cost you : $1,300 + !!!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v365/bravelungs/1055.jpg

WiFi Ready due to the Internal Wireless Adaptor ( Also Onboard 10/1000 Gigabit Lan )
CPU Overclocked running at 3.0 GHz ( See Below for Extended Review)
EVGA 8800GT Superclocked ( From Factory ) - Plays all the latest games at High settings
-- > Crysis, Call of Duty 4, Assassins Creed to name a few
2 GB DDR2 6400 Cosair RAM ** Large Hard Drive ** Lightscribe + More
Speedy, and Cool . On top of the Parts listed has an extra fan to intake cool air .
Inside is clean using high-end components
Currently equipped with the 600W OCZ PSU but comes with the Earthwatts 500W as a backup
High End Gamings Keyboard, Mouse, and Mousepad Included .
17" Flat Planel LCD Monitor by Dell Included . ( Very Average Screen - Only thing that isn't Brand New )

Keyboard :
Microsoft Reclusa Gaming Keyboard
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v365/bravelungs/Reclusa_ATop_day.jpg

Mouse :
Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v365/bravelungs/post-523-1197584616.jpg

Professional Gaming Mousepad :
By SteelSeries
Link [ MemEx Website with Product ] (http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX18499(ME).aspx)

Screen:
Dell E176FP

Detailed List of Major Components :
Added Trusted Review Links .

1 x ANTEC - Sonata III Quiet Super Mini Tower w/ EarthWatts 500W, eSATA [ 3dGameMan VIDEO REVIEW ] (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gifiUKQ004)
1 x AMD - Athlon™ X2 5000+ Black Edition w/ 2x512KB Cache (Retail Box - No Heatsink / Fan) [ Tom's Hardware REVIEW ] (http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/budget-overclocker,1708.html)
1 x Zalman - CNPS7500-Cu LED Ultra Quiet CPU Cooler
1 x Asus - M2A-VM w/ AMD 690G, DualDDR2 800, Audio, Gigabit Lan, PCI-E x16, DVI-HDCP
1 x Corsair - 2GB XMS2-6400 TWIN2X Dual Channel DDR2 Kit (2 x 1GB)
1 x SEAGATE - 160GB Barracuda 7200.10 SATA II w/ NCQ, 8MB Cache
1 x Lg - Super Multi Security DVD Writer 20x20x12x, SATA w/ Lightscribe, Black (OEM)
1 x eVGA - e-GeForce 8800 GT SuperClocked 512MB PCI-E w/ Dual DVI, HDTV-Out
1 x LINKSYS - Wireless-G PCI Adapter (WMP54G)
1 x OCZ - 600W StealthXStream Power Supply w/ Quad +12V

Notes:
Parts are LESS THAN 4 months Old . Purchased at Memory Express
All original packaging, manuals, and most reciepts still available . Parts have 1-2 Years Manuf. Warranties Remaining.

[kvanderlaag]

Must post price!

Nice rig.

[polishman]

Yes completely forgot.
Price Added.

Just wanted to add .
Albeit the fact that it is listed as a ' Gaming Computer '
You can tell it was designed to look completely Professional
under the ' hood ' type of high performance ; yet silent enough comparitavely
Small form so easily transported . ' Mini ' PC .
The only gamer vibe it gives off is when the Keyboard/Mouse are seen lighted up in the dark

[riceboy]

is this a quad core system

[natejj]

Originally posted by riceboy
is this a quad core system

No, the CPU is

1 x AMD - Athlon™ X2 5000+ Black Edition w/ 2x512KB Cache (Retail Box - No Heatsink / Fan)

[polishman]

Like natejj pointed out;
It is dual-core if we're speaking in those terms .

But really; the need of quad-core in tasks nowadays is really overkill .
imo it is mostly for enthusiasts who will never really use the CPU to its potential other than benchmarks
unless they use it professionally somehow

[natejj]

I'll agree with you to a point, for basic gaming and everyday applications, quad core is overkill... but as you can see from these benchmarks,

http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/processors/3d-studio-max-9,369.html# (scroll down to bottom and click see all products)

The quad cores, even the low end Q6600 outperforms most dualcore CPU's in games or applications. Plus, most new programs and games are going to make use of the multiple cores.

[polishman]

Originally posted by natejj
I'll agree with you to a point, for basic gaming and everyday applications, quad core is overkill... but as you can see from these benchmarks,

http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/processors/3d-studio-max-9,369.html# (scroll down to bottom and click see all products)

The quad cores, even the low end Q6600 outperforms most dualcore CPU's in games or applications. Plus, most new programs and games are going to make use of the multiple cores.

Just like back when everyone was on single cores, and then dual core came out .
At first it was overkill, but then took some time for it to catch on .
Its a ' duh ' type of answer . Common sense says over time this system will become obsolete
Just like everyones' who paid $3,000 back in the day for lil Windows 95 slow ass PCs
I'm saying is that as of now, if this PC can play top notch games that the PS3/XBOX 360 is Spitting out, its going to be some time for it to become obsolete .

the Q6600 is far from ' low end '
any Quad Core comparatively will rock a Dual Core .

P.S. Thank you for that website :
If anyone is curious .
The CPU in this rig sits at about 87 [ following link provided by natejj ]
with the Budget Q6600 sitting at 47
and the Bestest sitting at 22

Now compare those rankings with pricing .
The Top spot is held be a CPU which alone costs more $1,000 easily .
The Q6600 although an excellent card for an excellent price .
Please compare with what my budget CPU card can push for a fraction of the Cost

Enough with the discussion .
PM me with Questions/Comments and I can address them on here if necessary.
Thank You

[polishman]

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