Fast Gaming PC and Nice Monitor

[xpl0it 10+ year member]

I'm starting another thread because I couldn't edit the price on my first post in my other thread.

I'm selling this desktop simply because I don't play computer games anymore, and my laptop is enough for my computing needs right now. I'm also selling my ViewSonic 20.1" LCD. The specs are as follows:

Intel Pentium D 840 Extreme Edition Dual Core w/HT Technology

(3.2Ghz, can overclock and run easily at 3.6Ghz)

2GB DDR2 SDRAM at 667Mhz

Dual 256MB Nvidia Geforce 7800GTX with SLI Technology

Dual 250GB Harddrives in SATA RAID 0 (so 500Gb storage)

Dell 13-in-1 Media Card Reader

Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005

48x CD-RW

16x DVD+/-RW

Creative X-Fi Sound Card (I had it hooked up to Klipsch ProMedia 2.1, sounded PHENOMENAL)

3 Year Warranty from 12/22/2005

Dual TV tuners (Watch/Pause live TV from two separate channels)

I have the original invoice/receipt from Dell.com that shows everything you need to know. I will send the invoice with the computer and monitor.

This was originally bought for 3999.16 (you can see from the invoice)

The monitor I'm selling with it is a ViewSonic X Series VX2025WM Black-Silver 20.1" 8ms that I paid 330.00 for from Newegg.com.

500+shipping

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what graphics have you put on games? Like crysis full graphics with AA x4 ?

 

[xpl0it 10+ year member]

Haven't tried Crysis but it plays games like CoD4: Modern Warfare very smoothly at 1680 x 1050 resolution with Max graphics settings and 4x AA, so yeah, it plays games really well. It was a machine made for gaming but also for multimedia purposes (fast decently sized HDDs) with two tv tuners and such.

I played battlefield 2 on it a lot and ran the highest resolution possible for the monitor with max graphics settings and 8x AA and 8x AF, I believe since it has SLI, you can go up to 32x AA and 32x AF if I'm not mistaken.