Gaming Computer Desktop PC RGB GeForce RTX 3060 GPU Intel Core i7-9700 CPU

Processor Type

Intel Core

Hard Drive Capacity

1-2TB

Operating System

Windows 10

Attached is a link to the PCPartPicker link with all the detailed parts and market prices. https://offerup.com/redirect/?o=aHR0cHM6Ly9wY3BhcnRwaWNrZXIuY29tL2xpc3QvVGM0N1RN The PC is in complete working order with ZERO issues. It has treated me very well for the 2 years since I built it. My reason for selling is that I have recently built a new PC since graduating college and have no use for this one anymore. Before shipping, I will manually clean any dust and refurbish the PC with a microfiber cloth, canned air, and isopropyl alcohol so that you won't need to. The PC has had no software or hardware issues and will run all modern games on high settings at well above 60-90fps even on a native 1440p resolution. If you're curious on benchmarks, the 3060 should have plenty of online resources if you would like to see its performance online. The computer will come with a windows key already installed that I purchased and a freshly wiped HDD and SSD for storage. Windows is installed on the SSD for much faster boot times, and a very large HDD for plenty of space for games in the hundreds of gigs in size. It has built-in RGB in the case, case fans, CPU cooler, and graphics card that you can toggle and customize to various patterns and colors with either the buttons on the case or the relevant brand RGB software apps. I have manually unplugged the RGB from the CPU cooler and back case fan and keep the RGB set to a flat white out of personal preference, but you can make it a bright rainbow lightshow if you would like. It's the perfect mid-range gaming PC for anyone either upgrading or getting their first rig. It cost me a pretty penny (a little over $1200) a few years ago when I built it during the GPU shortage. It's a much better gift and much stronger for the price tag than any PS5 you could buy as a gift or for yourself. If it's your first time buying a PC, no worries! Because the PC should require ZERO maintenance or self-building of any kind. The entire rig is all put together with the power cable for the PSU included. You will of course have to supply your own keyboard and mouse to use it and TV/Monitor to plug it into, but as far as the actual computer is concerned: it requires no effort on your part (just make sure to actually flip the power switch at the back before you try to turn it on and freak out if you're new with computers). If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. Happy holidays!