Afterburner - 4k Gaming PC 7700X, Rx 6950 XT, 32GB DDR5, 2TB SSD

This computer is sold locally in Henderson📍. I'm happy to have it up and running when you come by so you can test it yourself — I can have a benchmark or a game of your choice ready to go. Quick Summary: Every part in this build is black, and the lighting is set to blue and orange so the orange lines up with the accents on the motherboard but can be set to preference. It's an AM5 system — DDR5 memory, a 360mm liquid cooler, and a 16GB Radeon card that still hits well above its price in games. Full teardown and clean, fresh install of Windows 11 Pro, custom cable extensions, and cable management done properly on the back side. 💻 Specs: CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 7700X GPU - Radeon Rx 6950 XT (16GB) Motherboard - Asus Tuf Gaming B650-E Wifi Ram - Crucial Pro 32GB DDR5 at 6400MHz CL38 Storage - 2TB WD Black SN770 M.2 SSD Power Supply - Corsair RM850x CPU Cooler - NZXT Kraken 360mm AIO Case - Phanteks XT Pro Fans - 4x Phanteks Fans (3 140mm intake +1 140mm exhaust )+ 3 NZXT Fans from Liquid Cooler (all 120mm exhaust.) Upgrades: This is AM5, which is the socket AMD is still building new chips for. That means you're not at a dead end — a Ryzen 9000 chip drops straight into this board with a BIOS update, no new motherboard and no new memory (the newest bios has been installed). The board also has three M.2 slots with the first one running at PCIe 5.0 speeds, so adding storage later is easy and you won't be capped by the board. Other Notes + Testing: The 6950 XT has 16GB of vram and is a strong 1440p card — it'll do 4K in plenty of titles too. It's an AMD card though, so ray tracing performance is behind Nvidia and it uses FSR instead of DLSS. It also pulls real power under load, which is why it's on an 850 watt Corsair RM850x instead of something borderline. One note about the photos: you'll see the power supply exposed in the side and front shots. That's just how it was photographed to prevent reflections but once the side panel is on it's hidden — the last photo in this post shows what it looks like assembled with the side panel on. Wifi 6E and Bluetooth are built into the motherboard, so no adapter or ethernet cable needed unless you want one. The latest drivers, motherboard drivers, and windows updates have been installed and tried to leave the system as close as possible to plug and play. Lastly, I debloated windows from useless to most features/programs for privacy and performance but all changes are saved and can be reverted if requested. Testing done: OCCT "CPU + Ram", "Power", 3DMark Time Spy Stress Test + Benchmark, and lastly Heaven 4.0 was left running for 2 hours and a half. I have photos for all of these tests along with others. If you'd like to check my resume or follow my journey, feel free to check out my page. Thanks for viewing🙏🏼

Condition

Used (normal wear)