Intel i5-3570K Ivy Bridge Water Cooled Gaming Computer

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NickyA_007

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Here is the link to the new i5 Rig, all the stats are posted in the page. It's liquid cooled, great graphics card, Z77 Asrock, 1TB HDD, the works.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-i5-3570K-Ivy-Bridge-Water-Cooled-Gaming-PC-SLI-Crossfire-Ready-OC-Ready-/160816908217?pt=Desktop_PCs&hash=item25716f47b9


Case - Fractal Design Arc Mini ($99.99)

CPU - i5 3570k Ivy Bridge ($239.99)

Ram - G Skill 16GB 1600(PC3 12800) O.C ($94.99)

GPU - XFX Radeon 7870 Double D FX-787A-CDFC PCI 3.0 ($339.99)

Drive - Lite On DVD/R-RW+- ($20.99)

HDD - 1TB Enterprise Drive 64MB Cache, 7200 RPM ($119.99)

Cougar Fans - COUGAR CF-V12HP(x7 16.99e/a [$118.93])

Scythe Fan - x1 SlipStream ($10.99)

Motherboard - ASRock Z77 Extreme4-M LGA 1155(SLI, Crossfire Ready) ($129.99)

Cooling System - Corsair H100 Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler ($114.99)

Pre-Loaded Win 7 Ult w/SP1 w/Key - ($189.99)

Power Supply - Coolermaster Silent Pro 700W ($129.99)

All together these Items total to:

$1700.00 including Windows 7 Ult.


Auction starting at $1050, and I have it for Buy it for $1500.00.
 

NickyA_007

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Well, I was originally building this for someone that ordered this from me, so in the end so many excuses came up, and the build was nearly finished, this is last week. And now I'm already negative this amount, so I just want to sell it, because the system specs were so specific as to what board, card, and cpu this person wanted. Lesson learned though.
 

Benthon

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Where was it built at? You have customers? I see a clothes dresser in one of your pictures, :p

What about those Cougar fans? Why did you install those instead of some cheaper ones for the customer? Did they want that specific too?

Nothing in bundles sells like hotcakes, unfortunately. If you were willing to part it out at slightly depreciated prices, you'd be in a much better situation. Your main parts like the CPU and GPU will go fast, with others like the DVD drive possibly never getting sold.

The thing that sucks is it's hard to convince people that it is NEW, and unless you work for an company that builds this stuff in an ESD environment, you're probably going to have to sell it slightly used. :\

My two cents. Again, good luck with your sale.
 

NickyA_007

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Yes, actually the fans were requested by the customer, for more silence due to poor reviews on the H100 fans, and for push and pull configuration. Yea, I get your opinion, and I see where you're come from. Thanks though, and yes it is a dresser because I had to put it in a high area for pics, and it was the highest desk/table I had.
 

Benthon

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Where do you work? I guess I don't understand why you had to put the computer up on a dresser l when you couldve lowered your camera, haha
 

NickyA_007

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I am a IT Systems Analyst, cant disclose the company, yea but its more to it than the camera, a clutter free zone, plus the dresser is like 1 week old, so clean space. Haha.
 
It's a solid build that I would expect is fairly quiet. Make sure it operates quietly and sell it as such.

Put an unwrinkled sheet over the dresser and use a better light source to improve the pictures :)
 

NickyA_007

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Yes, it runs very quiet indeed the vortex fans compared to the corsair ones are a HUGE difference, yea my lighting sucked, I have this energy saver light bulbs all over the one room. And my iPhone camera is sub par.
 
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