lol..j/k 
Custom Computer $900
Custom Computer $900 Athlon 64 X2 Dual-core 6400+ 3.20GHz Processor Black Edition
ABIT AN52 AM2 NVIDIA nForce 520 MCP ATX AMD Motherboard
OCZ 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 800MHZ (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory
EVGA 256-P2-N541-T2 GeForce 7600GS 256MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 SLI
Antec NeoPower NeoHE 550 ATX12V 550W Power Supply
Seagate 320GB 7200RPM 16M SATA2 Hard Disk Drive
Antec Nine Hundred Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowIm...e+Panel+Window
1 year warranty on parts (OCZ has a lifetime warranty on their RAM). 2 year warranty on labor.
Never used. I will fire it up and install any OS (LEGAL COPY) and any free or licensed software you want...and have a 24 to 48 hour burn-in time.
$900 OBO.
ABIT AN52 AM2 NVIDIA nForce 520 MCP ATX AMD Motherboard
OCZ 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 800MHZ (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory
EVGA 256-P2-N541-T2 GeForce 7600GS 256MB 128-bit GDDR2 PCI Express x16 SLI
Antec NeoPower NeoHE 550 ATX12V 550W Power Supply
Seagate 320GB 7200RPM 16M SATA2 Hard Disk Drive
Antec Nine Hundred Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowIm...e+Panel+Window
1 year warranty on parts (OCZ has a lifetime warranty on their RAM). 2 year warranty on labor.
Never used. I will fire it up and install any OS (LEGAL COPY) and any free or licensed software you want...and have a 24 to 48 hour burn-in time.
$900 OBO.
If all of your copies of operating systems and software are legit, I'm really curious as to why you would take such a big hit on that. There are software suites that total in the thousands that I could get for free? I don't buy it. You're either offering pirated versions that have been cracked OR you're taking one hell of a loss.
Corporate licenses.
I bought corporate software to install on multiple machines. Each vendor (Microsoft and Adobe for example) have different EULA for corporate licenses and as such, I can install them up to certain number of computers. I have many licenses available thru a sub-contractor for legal serial numbers and trial software. The trial software (if anyone requests it) is available for purchase thru the sub-contractor at less than wholesale prices. So in reality, there is no "hit" on the software since the software is already paid for and the only "hit" I am taking is a little of the hardware cost AND my time installing all of it (hardware and software)...plus the power consumption during the burn-in.
It's kinda weird that people get kinda jumpy when someone tries to NOT rip them off.
Maybe I should sell it for $1500 and keep the suspision down.
I bought corporate software to install on multiple machines. Each vendor (Microsoft and Adobe for example) have different EULA for corporate licenses and as such, I can install them up to certain number of computers. I have many licenses available thru a sub-contractor for legal serial numbers and trial software. The trial software (if anyone requests it) is available for purchase thru the sub-contractor at less than wholesale prices. So in reality, there is no "hit" on the software since the software is already paid for and the only "hit" I am taking is a little of the hardware cost AND my time installing all of it (hardware and software)...plus the power consumption during the burn-in.
It's kinda weird that people get kinda jumpy when someone tries to NOT rip them off.
Maybe I should sell it for $1500 and keep the suspision down.
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Corporate licenses.
I bought corporate software to install on multiple machines. Each vendor (Microsoft and Adobe for example) have different EULA for corporate licenses and as such, I can install them up to certain number of computers. I have many licenses available thru a sub-contractor for legal serial numbers and trial software. The trial software (if anyone requests it) is available for purchase thru the sub-contractor at less than wholesale prices. So in reality, there is no "hit" on the software since the software is already paid for and the only "hit" I am taking is a little of the hardware cost AND my time installing all of it (hardware and software)...plus the power consumption during the burn-in.
It's kinda weird that people get kinda jumpy when someone tries to NOT rip them off.
Maybe I should sell it for $1500 and keep the suspision down.
I bought corporate software to install on multiple machines. Each vendor (Microsoft and Adobe for example) have different EULA for corporate licenses and as such, I can install them up to certain number of computers. I have many licenses available thru a sub-contractor for legal serial numbers and trial software. The trial software (if anyone requests it) is available for purchase thru the sub-contractor at less than wholesale prices. So in reality, there is no "hit" on the software since the software is already paid for and the only "hit" I am taking is a little of the hardware cost AND my time installing all of it (hardware and software)...plus the power consumption during the burn-in.
It's kinda weird that people get kinda jumpy when someone tries to NOT rip them off.
Maybe I should sell it for $1500 and keep the suspision down.
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What do you mean by "complete"? Did you mean CPU, keyboard, mouse and monitor? The parts I listed are the parts that are currently inside the CPU tower and ready for software. I do have many mice and keyboards and monitors but I am not selling them with the system at the current price. If you need any additional items, I can add them at cost (no upcharge for Fbody members). If you go to newegg or anyother website that sells these parts and look at their prices, you will see that $900 for this system is WAYYY under the individual combined prices.
Dell has a similar (slower CPU than mine) system and lists theirs for $1600 (before taxes and shipping).
If anyone wants any additional parts or upgrade any parts, I will do so at the cost difference. Example: You want a $300 video card instead of the $75 video card. The price goes up only $225.
My apologies for not knowing you personally. You very well could be ripping people off by providing them with something that they'll get the shaft on later down the road. Also, I figured I would ask the question not only for my own curiosity, but to help keep your thread open since the last one was closed for the reason I asked.
It's just the last thread was locked without anyone even asking me if the software was legit and that action got me on edge.
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Joined: May 2007
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From: Katy
Core 2 Quad for the win!
6. Seller harassment is not tolerated. People that reply in threads to cause intentional harm to the sale, or troll and make immature comments could be removed from the site. Beating people down about pricing is uncalled for
TECH Apprentice
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 336
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From: houston
Go ahead and ban me
Processor - $179.99
motherboard - $68.99
RAM - $91.99
Video Card - $74.99
PowerSupply - $99.99
HardDrive (not on newegg) - $109.99
Case - $119.99
CPU FAN - $26.99
All that adds up to $772.92...everything but the harddrive came from NewEgg prices. Now add shipping. Now add software (XP or Vista) and Office 2007. Now you are way over the $900 mark.
So tell me, son....how can you build the same machine for cheaper???
motherboard - $68.99
RAM - $91.99
Video Card - $74.99
PowerSupply - $99.99
HardDrive (not on newegg) - $109.99
Case - $119.99
CPU FAN - $26.99
All that adds up to $772.92...everything but the harddrive came from NewEgg prices. Now add shipping. Now add software (XP or Vista) and Office 2007. Now you are way over the $900 mark.
So tell me, son....how can you build the same machine for cheaper???
Thanks for the explanation!