Elite Gaming PC..wow'zers

[Hitmonlee]

If any of you are looking to upgrade your neckbeardness and decline in sunlight intake check this out:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/161438898907...84.m1558.l2649


Help a brotha out, have to feed my family and all.

[Knuckle]

welcome to deprecation. I built my PC this year of february for roughly $2,000 which is packing a better i7, watercooled, better GPU (not in dual set up, which tends to not work great anyway. add another 500 bucks for a 2nd one), add in a 500GB samsung SSD that I don't believe yours is packing, and my build also included a new top of the line 24" monitor designed to refresh at 1ms perfect for any shooters. Xbox one + 3 games can score for 300-500 on craigslist.

[radditsu]

Someone owes money to the mob.

[Hitmonlee]

Originally Posted by Hurb [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

58" TV - 1000-2000$
Toshiba 58-inch 1080p 120Hz Smart LED HDTV with Built-in WiFi - 999.99 amazon
SANYO 58" 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV - 798.00 at walmart
Samsung 58-Inch-1080p-Plasma - 1,999.99 amazon

32" TV 300-500$
http://www.cnet.com/topics/tvs/best-tvs/32-inches/
http://www.walmart.com/c/kp/32-inch-smart-tv

XBOX ONE - 300/500 new, less used WITH games from craigslist

so far up to 3,000 (500 below your starting bid) for brand new warrantied free shipped stuff with better specs

now for your computer?
not even gonna bother, no one can really tell that much of a difference visually because gamers are stoned oafs, undiscerning, especially someone who would buy that shit off ebay for so much, thinking its great...

so good luck finding a rich idiot stoner who wants to pay you for shipping for your old shit.

u burn in hell

Dat Math bruh.

$3,000+$5,300 = $8,300.. which is what I posted $8,000 at time of purchase. Time of purchase. Time of purchase. Time of purchase. Not asking for that.

And is Water cooled. THERMALTAKE, Water2.0 Extreme Liquid Cooling System.


Thanks Herb for proving my point, I appreciate everything you've done.

[Hitmonlee]

Originally Posted by Knuckle [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

welcome to deprecation. I built my PC this year of february for roughly $2,000 which is packing a better i7, watercooled, better GPU (not in dual set up, which tends to not work great anyway. add another 500 bucks for a 2nd one), add in a 500GB samsung SSD that I don't believe yours is packing, and my build also included a new top of the line 24" monitor designed to refresh at 1ms perfect for any shooters. Xbox one + 3 games can score for 300-500 on craigslist.

Is your i7 six core?

GPU works fine, 2 SLI cords. ARMA 3 and BF4 on highest graphics settings with no delay.

CRUCIAL, 512GB M4 SSD, MLC Marvell 88SS9174, 415/260 MB/s, 2.5-Inch, SATA 6 Gb/s.

My point is, $3,500 starting price for $8,000+ worth of gaming equipment(at time of purchase Herb, save yourself the time) is fair. I'm not being unreasonable. We'll see. Thanks for bumping the thread though.
<3

[Glenzig]

I'll give you 500 plat for it.

[Knuckle]

Didn't see the TV in there 58"

[Hitmonlee]

I took a picture of it, also comes with a wall mount that my wife claims cost her almost $200, I have no idea how much that cost. It is also a Samsung TV, so not a cheap pos.

[Hitmonlee]

Fair

[lawll]

I would never buy computer hardware used, you have no idea what could be wrong with it. A rig might seems like it's 100% fine but until you put it under some load you don't really know what's wrong with it or how well it was treated. GL bro. I wouldn't even count on a rig I built to last more then 4-5 years without some kinda of hiccup, so who knows whats about to go.