Just purchased and built late April 2023. At the time I had the money and it was financially doable 100%. Now things have changed as they always do so I need to part ways with it. $2,000 spent on NewEgg and another $1,100 on Amazon as you can see in the pictures. Hardly ANYTHING was spared building this gaming pc. Best Gaming CPU available in the 7800X3D, 7900XTX, 32GB RAM, ASUS Gaming Motherboard and LianLi Case and Fans and 2 gigabyte 144hz (overclockable to higher, I've never touched it and left it at default 144hz) monitors. I've played the early access Baldurs Gate 3 on maxed out settings 1440p (2k). Runs at 144fps no stutters, no fan noise, machine hardly even heats up. Same for Diablo 4, Warhammer, Miasma Chronicles, anything I've thrown at this machine its immediately defaulted itself to everything on max and I've never seen a frame counter under 135. You can upscale in both the monitors or the GPU itself and tweak visuals to resemble that of a 4K atmosphere. Videos from Linus Tech Tips will show you how to do it, I've done it and it works but I'll be setting everything back to baseline so you can adjust visuals from the beginning yourself. We all like a different picture. I have a majority of the boxes everything came in and I have all the Left over cords and cables needed to hook up whatever you want that I didn't (I didn't hook up the LED on the LianLi fans as it's not my thing, the current LED coming from the front fans was stock config) Overall, it's sad to see it go, but sometimes you gotta do hard things. No low ballers. This machine cost over $3,000 to build at the time, and cause prices have changed, the current configuration is going to cost closer to $3,600. I'll just troll your offer if you being a goober. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ ignore the bottom. Just adding keywords