FS: Gaming PC + 19" Widescreen LCD

[Blinkme323]

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Hi, I'm looking to sell off my desktop. It has served me extremely well, but I am looking to get a laptop for college. Here are the specs:

-A64 3500+ (Runs at 2.6ghz daily, stable up to 2.8ghz)
-X1800gto (flashed to an XL, can be oc'ed to near XT speeds but i run it stock)
-Biostar Tforce AM2 Mobo (all the tweaking options you could ever want)
-1gb DDR2 667 (Runs at 600mhz 3-3-3-9 1T timings, 1 dimm)
-80gb Hard Drive (Sata2, fast seek times, 8mb buffer)
-16x Samsung DVD-RW + 1.44mb Floppy Drive
-mATX case with matching keyboard, mouse, and speakers
-19" Acer 1440x900 Digital Widescreen LCD (5ms response time, no dead pixels)

I didn't cut any corners with this build. I used a beefy power supply and quiet system fans. It comes with an nLite install of Windows XP Pro SP2 and Office 2003 Pro. Looking to trade for a Macbook. For a straight sale, I'm looking for about $875 for everything. Thanks for looking


Price Drop: $699
If you're interested, just make an offer. I'm open to trades for a decent laptop.

 

[Blinkme323]

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[Blinkme323]

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[americanpierg]

you do understand that that system is worth probably ~250 right? and thats mostly because of the monitor and software. If you would want a good estimate for it, list it at slickdeals.net. as for the best bang for your buck, you might as well sell part by part.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Core-2-Du...QQihZ017QQcategoryZ140075QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem <---that would be more within the 800 range nowadays

 

[Blinkme323]

^^^ People on the Slickdeals forums said ~$700-800 although a comparable new Dell would cost much more. I actually have a couple of them interested in buying it. Perhaps review the specs? It's on AMD's newest AM2 platform and my video card still outperforms the new 8600GTs found in the Macbook Pro. That being said, my initial estimate might have been a bit high. Feel free to make offers