Custom PC for sale

[SPARTAN1630]

ive spent alot of time working on this rig, put my heart and soul into it. but money is getting tight nowadays so im gonna have to part with it. System Specs
AMD phenom II 940 @ 3.0ghz quad-core
ASUS M4N72-e motherboard ( SLI ready)
8 gb ddr2 PC 6400 ram (Gskill)
EVGA GTS 250 Superclocked edition ( 1 gb GDDR3 *RARE*)
Creative X-fi titanium PCI 5.1 sound card
Standard DVD drive
DVD RW+CD RW drive
500 GB Harddrive (x2)
Enermax 850W poswersupply
Coolermaster Hyper 212+ cpu cooler with two highspeed fans
CoolerMaster HAF 932 case, with custom interior paintjob (chrome)

i can include windows vista home premium 64 bit if required, the system runs like new. ive taken care of it like it was a child.

in the performance ratings in windows 7 ulitmate 64 bit the scores for it are
CPU-7.3
RAM-7.4
GPU-7.0
HDD's-6.0

it is very fast and ive taken a personal mission to see if there was a game this system couldnt play maxed out flawlessly and i am happy to report there is not a game this system cant play. Runs crysis maxed out with no lag/stutterng. Price $1,900 i am willing to go lower but not by much.

[SXRguyinMA]

not to burst your bubble but you'll get nowhere near $1900 for that. this one is $1600 and will blow yours out of the water:

Intel Core i7 930 @2.8
1TB HDD
12GB DDR3
Win7 HP 64-bit included
2 Radeon 5770s in crossfire
850W PSU
and keyboard and mouse

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...5&sku=SYX-1040

yours:
proc: ~$150ish new
MOBO: ~$100ish new
RAM: ~$225ish new
VGA: (can't find this card new anywhere) but the 512MB version is ~$175 new
Sound card: ~$80 new
500GB drives: ~$50 each new
PSU: ~$250ish new
CPU cooler: ~$25 new
Case: ~$120 new
Vista HP 64-bit: ~$90 new

Total: around $1300

Plus with it all being used, you'll be lucky to get around $1000-$1200 for it. Good luck though

[Zephik]

As a general rule of thumb, look at the current value of the parts included in the system and then take away 30% at minimum. That's about what it should be selling for.

I'd probably pay about $900 at most, otherwise I'd just build it myself for about $1300, which would actually end up buying me a better PC as I wouldn't be buying those parts specifically.