Hi, I'm looking to sell my computer I've built as I had an opportunity and just recently built a new system. This computer has plenty of life left, it will run any AAA or VR titles you throw at it. I've played Counterstrike 2, Cyberpunk, Starfield, any game you can think of will run above 60fps easily. 1080p it would be greatly paired with a high refresh rate monitor. Even 1440p it'd handle great, although high/medium would have to be the compromise instead of ultra on newer titles if you have an ultrawide like I do. Spec: Case: Cooler master NR600 w/ glass side panel CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-Core Processor CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i RGB AIO Liquid cooling GPU: EVGA XC3 Black NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 8GB RAM: G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3200 Mobo: MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX Fans: 3 front intake deepcool RGB fans, 1 Rear exhaust deepcool fan, 2 Corsair Exhaust fans AIO PSU: Sea Sonic FOCUS Plus 650 Gold Storage: 2tb Sabrent Rocket M.2 SSD Extra: Deepcool RGB light strip in case1 Most of the parts are just about 2 years old now, Motherboard is 4 years old. AIO is the only thing you'll have to keep an eye on since those usually have issues 5-10 years if they have any at all. but even then, that's 3 years from now. No peripherals/monitors sold with it, just the computer itself. I have had 0 issues with thermals or hardware while having this computer since I built it myself and kept it updated. Will perform a fresh install of windows and office 365 when you purchase it. This is the 3rd computer I've built and my favorite thus far, its a beautiful case and cable management in the front looks perfect. Please arrange to bring a separate box + packing for the GPU as well as packing for the interior of the computer, as when you transport it home it'll be safe traveling and won't have any risk of the connector snapping on the motherboard. I don't have the original boxes for the parts due to moving twice. I believe the GPU might have 1 year left of warranty so if anything does somehow happen let me know, but it should be fine. EVGA made the best graphics cards and in 10 years of owning them they've never had issues for me. I will happily help with initial setup if needed, but I won't be tech support if there are minor things going wrong. This should largely be a plug and play system, just update your drivers and you should encounter 0 issues.