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PARTING OUT MY GAMING RIG: Nothing in my sig sells until at least 3/4 of the items are spoken for. I'm not going to end up with a pile of stuff I can't use. All prices are shipped, fairly firm, I can be flexible if you get multiple items.
i5 2500K - $175, good to 4.5Ghz at least, never pushed it, never seen more than 1.4vcore. I can include the stock HSF, or give a $5 discount if you purchase the Megahalems with it and not include the stock HSF.
Prolimatech Megahalems HSF (rev A) - $30 without fans, $50 with 2 Panaflo 120x38mm fans, includes all mounting hardware for LGA775 on up. Not sure about 2011. I never used fan clips or whatever it came with, just black zipties -- I'll include some with it if you ask.
16GB (4x4GB) G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3-1600 RAM - $40 per kit, $75 for both. Lifetime warranty, no issues.
Gigabyte Z68XP-UD4 motherboard - $120, 8x8x Crossfire/SLI, good slot layout, solid good looking board. No issues, full retail package. Rev 1.0 (no PCIe 3.0 support)
2x Radeon 6950 2GB (reference, unlocked) graphics cards - $175 each, $325 for the pair. One is MSI branded, the other is PowerColor. Both are under warranty.
WD Caviar Blue 640GB 7200RPM SATA2 HDD - $60, under warranty for another 6 months or so I think, no issues.
Antec TruePower Quattro 1000w PSU - $100. Still a beast, never let me down. Ran Tri-SLI for a while with it even. Not sure if still under warranty but guaranteed not DOA.
Silverstone FT02BW case (black, windowed version) - $200. No scratches or visible issues, though one of the plastic "fingers" that holds down the top panel broke and I super-glued it back on. This is not visible (covered completely when the case is together) but if it bothers you a replacement panel is $15 from Silverstone.
Leopold Tenkeyless mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches - $90. Like new condition, very low use, no shine on keycaps or any other issues. Will come in the original box with cover. $135 shipped or so from elitekeyboards.com.
Trendnet TEW-684UB - $40
802.11a/b/g/n dual band USB adapter, never had any driver issues, always a good strong connection with my Netgear WNDR4000 router, best N adapter I've dealt with so far for a desktop. Sells for $62 on Newegg, $45 on Amazon.
$40 shipped.
CM Storm Xornet gaming mouse - $20
I bought the Xornet and a CM Spawn off Amazon maybe 6 months ago; the Spawn sees a lot of use, leaving me with no reason to keep the Xornet. Very good condition, solid no frills gaming mouse that's small enough to carry around with a laptop if you want. Xornet will come with full retail box if you care about that kind of stuff, or you can let me put it in a smaller box and save shipping costs.
$20 shipped.
Razer Lachesis gaming mouse - $30
Good condition, some scuffs on the palmrest portion of the rubber grip. No mechanical issues (it registers clicks and tracks just fine, thumbwheel works well too). Looks a little worn but perfectly usable / not ugly. Will come with replacement feet, though the ones on it have wear on them yet. Priced accordingly. I'll try to get some pictures up but the scuffs are hard to capture. It's not too bad, nothing you'd notice from several feet away. Cord is in good condition.My first serious gaming mouse, and one of the best -- I will miss this thing when it's gone, I just can't justify keeping so many when so few get use lately. 6 buttons + dedicated (but remappable) DPI up and down for 8 total. This is fully ambidextrous, great if you're left handed!
$30 shipped.
All 3 above mentioned mice:
2x120 radiator (black) - $30
Some minor scraches, a couple lightly smushed fins but otherwise in good shape. No leaks. It'll be flushed well before being shipped, hasn't been in use for a couple years. Not even sure of brand, but it did well with a Q6600 and a 8800 GTX in a loop, so it's no slouch. Standard threading (G 1/4"). I've got several 120mm fans laying around, so I can put a couple on it for an additional $5 if you really want to get a loop up on the cheap. I'll even throw in some 1/2" G1/4 threaded barbs if I can find them... It's been a long time since I ran a WC loop, as I said.
$30 shipped OBO ($35 with a couple fans, no promise what kind, whatever I've got laying around)
2x D-Tek Fuzion GFX GPU block (v1) - $30 each, $50 for both
These were never actually used, I got them back when the 8800GTX was king. I think I mounted one up once, but I don't think they ever had water through them save maybe brief leak testing. Like new condition. Lucky for me, these are compatible with the GTX 680! Thanks Nvidia for returning to old through-hole spacing! If you want to put a pair of GTX 680s under water on the cheap, this is your ticket. G 1/4" threaded. Comes with all original hardware. If by some strange coincidence you want to actually put these on 8800 GTXs I can give you some UniSinks for the cost of shipping.
$30 each, $50 for the pair, shipped.
Dell Inspiron 6000 15.4" laptop - $60 + actual cost of shipping
1.6Ghz Pentium M
512MB DDR2 RAM (2 slots, both used at present)
1280x800 15.4" LCD
Intel 802.11g wifi
CDRW/DVD combo drive
30GB HDD (PATA?)
USB (2.0?) x4
Firewire port
SD card slot
Cardbus slot
NIC and modem ports
VGA out, SVIDEO out
Media keys (along front edge)
Full size keyboard
Looks /amazing/ for its age, clearly spent its whole life sitting on a desk (I got this as partial payment for some repair work about 2 years ago). Some light scratches on the top, some silver rubbed off the front left portion of the palmwrest. I will get some pictures up. No chips, nothing broken, everything working. Obviously no warranty but great if you want a cheap machine as a spare browser or for kids. HDD is slow and tiny but functional so far as I know. Sold as is due to age but guaranteed functional on receipt. Not sure about battery life, probably terrible, I will do some testing. Has a valid, readable Windows XP license sticker on the bottom, but I do not have a Dell XP disc available so it will come with some flavor of Linux installed or blank, buyer's choice. Machine and AC adapter included, nothing else.
Looking for $60 + actual cost of shipping OBO.
Razer Arctosa gaming keyboard - $35
Great condition, good board, no issues, I just have far too many keyboards.
$35 shipped OBO.
PS3 "fat" 500GB combo - $300
500GB WD Black 2.5" drive (maybe it's a 640? I'll pull it and check, but 500 at least). Non backwards compatible "fat" model, never had any issues with "yellow light of death" or anything like that, I am the second owner, bought it off the forums here a couple years ago. Comes with a Teensy 2.0++ for jailbreaking purposes, though I haven't kept up with the "scene" so everything's outdated. Will include the original 40GB drive as well so you can swap back in and go "clean" for PSN and such if you want after a wipe. Will include the remainder of my games, listed below. I have the Rock Band instrument set and a DJ Hero table I can include if it's a local sale, but I'm not willing to ship them unless compensated due to size. Everything's in excellent condition, I take good care of my things. Some light "whorls" on the shiny plastic top of the unit but no real scratches or anything. Includes 2 official controllers and the official Sony remote (bluetooth). I'll throw in a good quality HDMI cable as well. Keep in mind this includes a 7200RPM 500GB laptop drive, so that drives the price up a bit. Very, very low usage on the drive as well. Take $70 off if you don't want the 500GB and I'll just include the original 40GB. I can also give you my PSN login info so you'll have Wipeout HD with the Fury expansion, Flower, PixelJunk Eden and some other PSN games.
Games:
Demon's Souls
Little Big Planet
Eternal Sonata
Armored Core 4
Armored Core: For Answer
BluRay:
Stargate
2010: The Year We Make Contact
If you are local or are willing to pay additional shipping:
DJ Hero 2 (with turntable controller)
Rockband 2 (with drums, guitar, microphone -- I may have 2 microphones, need to look)
The Beatles Rockband
$300 shipped without rhythm games OBO, will include rhythm games for actual increased cost of shipping (you only pay shipping on separate box with plastic instruments.)
Paypal or Amazon payments (not that I know how Amazon works, but it seems to be "the thing" now). USPS Money Order if you'd rather is also an option, but I have to receive it before shipping.
Heatware is all positive, 50+, under silent-circuit. Shipping from ZIP 29204.
i5 2500K - $175, good to 4.5Ghz at least, never pushed it, never seen more than 1.4vcore. I can include the stock HSF, or give a $5 discount if you purchase the Megahalems with it and not include the stock HSF.
Prolimatech Megahalems HSF (rev A) - $30 without fans, $50 with 2 Panaflo 120x38mm fans, includes all mounting hardware for LGA775 on up. Not sure about 2011. I never used fan clips or whatever it came with, just black zipties -- I'll include some with it if you ask.
16GB (4x4GB) G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3-1600 RAM - $40 per kit, $75 for both. Lifetime warranty, no issues.
Gigabyte Z68XP-UD4 motherboard - $120, 8x8x Crossfire/SLI, good slot layout, solid good looking board. No issues, full retail package. Rev 1.0 (no PCIe 3.0 support)
2x Radeon 6950 2GB (reference, unlocked) graphics cards - $175 each, $325 for the pair. One is MSI branded, the other is PowerColor. Both are under warranty.
WD Caviar Blue 640GB 7200RPM SATA2 HDD - $60, under warranty for another 6 months or so I think, no issues.
Antec TruePower Quattro 1000w PSU - $100. Still a beast, never let me down. Ran Tri-SLI for a while with it even. Not sure if still under warranty but guaranteed not DOA.
Silverstone FT02BW case (black, windowed version) - $200. No scratches or visible issues, though one of the plastic "fingers" that holds down the top panel broke and I super-glued it back on. This is not visible (covered completely when the case is together) but if it bothers you a replacement panel is $15 from Silverstone.
Leopold Tenkeyless mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches - $90. Like new condition, very low use, no shine on keycaps or any other issues. Will come in the original box with cover. $135 shipped or so from elitekeyboards.com.
Trendnet TEW-684UB - $40
802.11a/b/g/n dual band USB adapter, never had any driver issues, always a good strong connection with my Netgear WNDR4000 router, best N adapter I've dealt with so far for a desktop. Sells for $62 on Newegg, $45 on Amazon.
$40 shipped.
CM Storm Xornet gaming mouse - $20
I bought the Xornet and a CM Spawn off Amazon maybe 6 months ago; the Spawn sees a lot of use, leaving me with no reason to keep the Xornet. Very good condition, solid no frills gaming mouse that's small enough to carry around with a laptop if you want. Xornet will come with full retail box if you care about that kind of stuff, or you can let me put it in a smaller box and save shipping costs.
$20 shipped.
Razer Lachesis gaming mouse - $30
Good condition, some scuffs on the palmrest portion of the rubber grip. No mechanical issues (it registers clicks and tracks just fine, thumbwheel works well too). Looks a little worn but perfectly usable / not ugly. Will come with replacement feet, though the ones on it have wear on them yet. Priced accordingly. I'll try to get some pictures up but the scuffs are hard to capture. It's not too bad, nothing you'd notice from several feet away. Cord is in good condition.My first serious gaming mouse, and one of the best -- I will miss this thing when it's gone, I just can't justify keeping so many when so few get use lately. 6 buttons + dedicated (but remappable) DPI up and down for 8 total. This is fully ambidextrous, great if you're left handed!
$30 shipped.
All 3 above mentioned mice:
2x120 radiator (black) - $30
Some minor scraches, a couple lightly smushed fins but otherwise in good shape. No leaks. It'll be flushed well before being shipped, hasn't been in use for a couple years. Not even sure of brand, but it did well with a Q6600 and a 8800 GTX in a loop, so it's no slouch. Standard threading (G 1/4"). I've got several 120mm fans laying around, so I can put a couple on it for an additional $5 if you really want to get a loop up on the cheap. I'll even throw in some 1/2" G1/4 threaded barbs if I can find them... It's been a long time since I ran a WC loop, as I said.
$30 shipped OBO ($35 with a couple fans, no promise what kind, whatever I've got laying around)
2x D-Tek Fuzion GFX GPU block (v1) - $30 each, $50 for both
These were never actually used, I got them back when the 8800GTX was king. I think I mounted one up once, but I don't think they ever had water through them save maybe brief leak testing. Like new condition. Lucky for me, these are compatible with the GTX 680! Thanks Nvidia for returning to old through-hole spacing! If you want to put a pair of GTX 680s under water on the cheap, this is your ticket. G 1/4" threaded. Comes with all original hardware. If by some strange coincidence you want to actually put these on 8800 GTXs I can give you some UniSinks for the cost of shipping.
$30 each, $50 for the pair, shipped.
Dell Inspiron 6000 15.4" laptop - $60 + actual cost of shipping
1.6Ghz Pentium M
512MB DDR2 RAM (2 slots, both used at present)
1280x800 15.4" LCD
Intel 802.11g wifi
CDRW/DVD combo drive
30GB HDD (PATA?)
USB (2.0?) x4
Firewire port
SD card slot
Cardbus slot
NIC and modem ports
VGA out, SVIDEO out
Media keys (along front edge)
Full size keyboard
Looks /amazing/ for its age, clearly spent its whole life sitting on a desk (I got this as partial payment for some repair work about 2 years ago). Some light scratches on the top, some silver rubbed off the front left portion of the palmwrest. I will get some pictures up. No chips, nothing broken, everything working. Obviously no warranty but great if you want a cheap machine as a spare browser or for kids. HDD is slow and tiny but functional so far as I know. Sold as is due to age but guaranteed functional on receipt. Not sure about battery life, probably terrible, I will do some testing. Has a valid, readable Windows XP license sticker on the bottom, but I do not have a Dell XP disc available so it will come with some flavor of Linux installed or blank, buyer's choice. Machine and AC adapter included, nothing else.
Looking for $60 + actual cost of shipping OBO.
Razer Arctosa gaming keyboard - $35
Great condition, good board, no issues, I just have far too many keyboards.
$35 shipped OBO.
PS3 "fat" 500GB combo - $300
500GB WD Black 2.5" drive (maybe it's a 640? I'll pull it and check, but 500 at least). Non backwards compatible "fat" model, never had any issues with "yellow light of death" or anything like that, I am the second owner, bought it off the forums here a couple years ago. Comes with a Teensy 2.0++ for jailbreaking purposes, though I haven't kept up with the "scene" so everything's outdated. Will include the original 40GB drive as well so you can swap back in and go "clean" for PSN and such if you want after a wipe. Will include the remainder of my games, listed below. I have the Rock Band instrument set and a DJ Hero table I can include if it's a local sale, but I'm not willing to ship them unless compensated due to size. Everything's in excellent condition, I take good care of my things. Some light "whorls" on the shiny plastic top of the unit but no real scratches or anything. Includes 2 official controllers and the official Sony remote (bluetooth). I'll throw in a good quality HDMI cable as well. Keep in mind this includes a 7200RPM 500GB laptop drive, so that drives the price up a bit. Very, very low usage on the drive as well. Take $70 off if you don't want the 500GB and I'll just include the original 40GB. I can also give you my PSN login info so you'll have Wipeout HD with the Fury expansion, Flower, PixelJunk Eden and some other PSN games.
Games:
Demon's Souls
Little Big Planet
Eternal Sonata
Armored Core 4
Armored Core: For Answer
BluRay:
Stargate
2010: The Year We Make Contact
If you are local or are willing to pay additional shipping:
DJ Hero 2 (with turntable controller)
Rockband 2 (with drums, guitar, microphone -- I may have 2 microphones, need to look)
The Beatles Rockband
$300 shipped without rhythm games OBO, will include rhythm games for actual increased cost of shipping (you only pay shipping on separate box with plastic instruments.
)Paypal or Amazon payments (not that I know how Amazon works, but it seems to be "the thing" now). USPS Money Order if you'd rather is also an option, but I have to receive it before shipping.
Heatware is all positive, 50+, under silent-circuit. Shipping from ZIP 29204.
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