Wanted to get a feeler and see if anyone is interested here in buying either a gaming computer or HD Zune before I do a ebay or private sale.

Gaming Computer - $750?

Cooler Master HAF 932 Full Tower Case
800w SilverStone PSU
EVGA 780i SLI Mobo
Intel E6600 Core 2 Duo OC'd and Stable at 3.0ghz
Cooler Master V8 Heatsink and Fan (idle temp 30, load temp 40)
EVGA 8800 GTX or EVGA 9600GT
SoundBlaster Xfi Hardcore Gamer Sound Card
Corsair Dominator Series 4 GB DDR2 Ram at 1066 or 800
LiteOn DVD Burner Combo Drive w/ Litescribe
3 Western Digital 250 GB Hard Drives ( 2 in RAID 0 and 1 as back-up/ storage, can make it 3 drive RAID 0 if you want)
Win7 Home Premium x64 (Fresh Copy w/ drivers installed)






Zune HD - 320

Comes with case
Mint Condition except for minor scratch on screen, I have had no problems with this at all.

 

Buy buy buy!

 

don't mean to burst your bubble but your tower is a bit out of date.... you can build one for cheaper than 900 with better specs than that.

 

how are tower's out of date, the haf 932 has been out for a lil over a year. But its just a feeler, have a suggestion on the price then bc if you price it out new its about 1100

 

I just bought a computer today that will keep up with yours no problem...Asus CG5275...$700. I added a 550w CoolerMaster PSU, Gigabyte OC'ed 9600GT w/ Zalman 2 ball bearing fan, and a wireless network card and I only spent about $1000 total. I had the graphics and PSU from my last computer, but they were cheap through Newegg with different sales and rebates.

Asus H55 based Intel mobo
Intel i5 650 CPU running at 3.2GHz
1tb hd
8gigs 1333 RAM

If I were to build a comparable system, it would be a bit more than I spent...that's why I bought the pre-built.

The only thing you have that is up to date really is the case, the PSU, and the audio card.

If I were the one looking to buy your system, I'd offer you about $650-700 (maybe $750 tops).

Here's my system: http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/asu....html?tag=rnav

With this network card: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Cisco+Li...isco&cp=1&lp=2

And this graphics: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-272-_-Product

And this PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-038-_-Product

 

^^^ thanks for the input, great information and yea its a lil dated but thats why im trying to get a price set on it

also i have a 9600gt that I can swap if that would make it a better option? what do you guys think?

 

I would say give the buyer the option on the 9600GT, but if they want it, try to get a few bucks more. It's a little dated and not as easy to find a variety of upgrade parts, but still not as old as my last computer where I had like 3 choices for a processor upgrade and not many other choices at all unless I swapped the mobo and a bunch of other stuff.

 

damn sick comp how bout you just mail it to me?

 

^^ some cash and it could be yours