custom built desktop f/s
 

Hey everyone I would like to sell the pc I built. I will list all the components in it.

Case is Thermaltake
Mother Board: ASUS p56T
Graphic cards. 2 Saphire radeon 5870 running in cross fire
Ram: 8 gigs
Hard drive 1: WD 1 ter@7400 rpms
Hard drive 2: Can't remeber the name but it is small 139 gigs(use it just fro music
Processor:Intel Core i7 920 never OC
CD Drives: 3 of them 2 sata 1 ide all three are dvd rw
processor cooler: Cool master V8
Power supply: Cool master 1200v. Also you can remove any power cords not needed(can't remeber what the official name of that is)

Has plenty of fans and never had a temp problem. Plays games like no other. That was the original reason I built this, but i am sure to say this can handle what ever task you can throw at it.
I am looking to get 1500 for it, but let me know what you guys think. Just really don't need 3 of these type of PCs anymore.
Frank

Hey forgot to add if you think this is a unfair price let me know so I can adjust it. I know what I paid for everything but i havent looked up the prices on anything lately.
Frank

Its called a modular psu. Free BUMP! nice rig!

Why thank you lol was trying my damnest to remember lol. Was going to look it p but forgot lol.
Frank

here are some more pics just in case anyone is interested

great machine you've got there. I have a custom myself.
looking at what you've listed in specs, you might find a buyer at 1500 but that's a bit high. 1300 may be more reasonable.
free bump for you.

Alright cool thanks I'll take 1300 for it or any resonable offers

Frank can install a twin turbo kit in his car. i'm sure he can build a solid PC

While I believe the two are largely unrelated, a smart person can do both. I don't doubt his ability at all.

In the meanwhile, free bump for a good PC.

I keep coming back to this page and checking out your setup.. but its overkill for what the htpc i need..and Plus i want to rock the i5 2500k processors.

BUMP..BUMP.. BUMP IT UP!

Hey your brain works faster ,good to know you have built your computer all by yourself so how did you manage to get all the parts from where did you purchase it how much did you spend .i think you must have saved a lot of money whereas if you could have purchased a computer you could have spent money .

?what?:icon14:....?engrish anyone?

hey i got the same coolermaster v8 cpu cooler. absolute bitch to mount n unmount haha.

Yea the way things were put seemed like it was more of him degrading me and thats why i didn't reply to his questions. Not trying to be rude and if that wasn't his intent then i am sorry. But I'll answer, all the parts were purchased through newegg.com. After alot of research on the products I have chose thats when I pulled the trigger. I don't remember what I paid for everything but I know it was more then I am asking. I know with the I7 920 you are able to get it to perfom on the same level of the I7 extreme with a little tweeking at a better price, and this is why I think they stoped making it.
Frank

Hmm i really didn't find that to hard to install. I am not sure on what backing and mounting you used. Also depends on the model you got if it is the newer revised version or the older one. I think till this day it is still the best air cpu cooler on the market

ya the cooling is excellent.
i didn't know there were revised versions but i'm sure they are both roughly the same design. i said it was a pain cause you have to mount plates behind the motherboard to support the weight of the v8, which is not so bad when you're first building the pc. i had some major issues with my core i7 setup in the beginning that caused me to do several diagnoses where i had to dismount the v8, which basically requires you to disassemble the entire system. not quite as simple as the smaller cpu coolers that just pop right onto the mobo is what i'm saying.

otherwise, our i7 systems are a beast. i try to make it lag or crash by opening up several memory hogging programs and 50 firefoxes at the same time, and it's just chilling