Monarch - Gaming PC 14900K, Rtx 4070 Super, 32GB DDR5, 2TB SSD

This computer is sold locally in Henderson📍. You are also more than welcome to stop by and test it out in person. I would be happy to have a specific benchmarking program or popular game ready for testing—just please let me know ahead of time. Quick Summary: I purchased this system second-hand, rebuilt it, thoroughly cleaned it, wiped Windows, upgraded, redid cable management, and vigorously tested. This build leans heavily into the Be Quiet! ecosystem — the case, liquid cooler, and all fans are Be Quiet! components — so the system runs quiet and extremely cool even under heavy load. The black and orange theme ties everything together nicely. This is a serious 1440p/4k gaming machine that can also tear through heavy productivity work like video editing, 3D rendering, streaming, and multitasking without breaking a sweat. 💻 Specs: CPU: Intel Core i9 14900K GPU: PNY Rtx 4070 Super XLR8 Gaming Verto (12GB) Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Elite X Ram: 32GB Crucial Pro DDR5 Cl38 Storage: Samsung 990 Pro 2TB Power Supply: Corsair RM850e CPU Cooler: Be Quiet! Silent Loop 3 Case: Be Quiet! Dark Base Pro 901 Fans: Be Quiet! Light Wing (x3) + Pure Wings 3 (x3) + Silent Wing 4 (x3) Operating System: Windows 11 Home Other Notes + Testing: This is a large case, so it won't be the best fit for most people. The dimensions are 23.8 x 10.8 x 22.4 inches. As mentioned, a big highlight of this build is the Be Quiet theme — the Dark Base Pro 901 case, Silent Loop 3 AIO, and all Be Quiet fans work together to keep this system running cool and near-silent even under full load. The case has slight cosmetic damage which does not affect performance or functionality. The system also has WiFi, Bluetooth, and plenty of USB-C and standard USB ports for peripherals and accessories. To make sure everything is running solid, I ran OCCT's "CPU+RAM" test along with the "Power" test to stress thermals and power delivery, and for the GPU I ran 3DMark TimeSpy benchmarks and its Stress Test to check stability and performance. I have photos for all of these tests along with others — if you'd like to see them just let me know. If you'd like to check my resume or follow my journey, feel free to check out my page. Thanks for viewing🙏🏼