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Up for sale is my current gaming PC.

Specs:
Intel Core i7 2600k @ 4.5ghz OC
Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3 Motherboard
Geforce GTX 480 @ 825/2100 OC
16gb Corsair Vengeance DDR3-1600 @ 1866 OC
1TB Hitachi 7200RPM Hard Drive
2x Crucial M4 64 SSDs in RAID0 (1 month old)
Zalman Z9 Plus Steel Case (Brand new)
Corsair H50 Liquid Cooler with 2 120mm Coolermaster Sickleflow fans
Antec VP550P Power Supply (Brand New)
Samsung 22x DVD-RW drive (Brand New)
Micro USB Bluetooth Adapter (Brand New)
Micro USB 802.11n WiFi Adapter(Brand New)

Details (a little technical):
Everything has been tweaked to its fullest potential while keeping power consumption in mind. The CPU is using stock voltage. There is no overvolting whatsoever on any of the components. The Graphics card has the frequency settings built into the GPU BIOS so there's need to fiddle with any settings. With the way it's configured, the graphics card is around ~5% faster than a stock GTX 580.

The memory is set to run at 1866mhz instead of 1600mhz. The SSDs can easily produce sequential read speeds of over 1GB/s.

The H50 Liquid cooler keeps the CPU cool and stable. It is a closed loop system so there is zero chance of it ever leaking. I swapped out the stock single 120mm fan with 2 120mm Coolermaster Sickeflow fans in Push/Pull configuration. The Z9 Plus case has an acrylic/mesh window that allows for good airflow. The interior is made of steel, so it has a strong, high quality feel to it. It also has a built in fan controller and case thermometer.

Everything in this system is rock stable. There are no issues whatsoever. When properly taking advantage of all Z68 features you can easily achieve up to 320+ FPS in Starcraft 2 at max settings @ 2560x1440 resolution.

DX11 and Physx games all play very well at very high/max settings. Most games @ 2560x1600 resolution or lower should be no issue.

This computer can support up to 4 monitors at the same time.

I have also spent an extensive amount of time performing cable management so that the computer looks clean and has excellent airflow.

The price is 1.3 Million won or $1,115 USD. The price includes shipping. As of today, when looking at the cheapest prices for the same new components on Danawa, the price would be around 1.7 million. This doesn't include the labor building the PC, all the stability testing for overclocking, or all the tweaking and cable management.

If value your time and want to avoid tweaking or you'd like to save money please consider purchasing my PC.

Please feel free to ask any questions you'd like. I will also consider parting the PC out.

I live in Daegu, but I am willing to ship anywhere in Korea. I stand by what I sell so if you have an issue with it we can work it out. If you are interested in purchasing the system I can try to provide credentials to prove I'm not a scammer. As always, if you are willing to travel to where I am, you are more than welcome to check out the PC in person.
You may e-mail me at wpacheco (at) ymail.com or call/text O1O-4OO5-71O5.