I built a new PC, and I am selling my old one. It's a great PC for gaming at an HD (1920x1080) resolution; the CPU and GPU are well balanced. I used it to play an awful lot of Cyberpunk 2077 over the last two years. Also Baldur's Gate 3. I rebuilt it to prepare it for sale: new case with great airflow, new RGB fans, new heatsink. It runs cool and quiet!

Specs:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5600X
GPU: NVidia RTX 3070 (MSI Ventus OC)
Memory: 32GB (4 x 8GB) Corsaire Vengeance, 16CL
Motherboard: MSI X570 Gaming Plus
Storage:
- Samsung 960 Pro: NVME, PCIe 3.0x4, 500GB
- Western Digital Blue: M.2 SATA, 500GB
Power Supply: EVGA SuperNova P2 Platinum, 750W, fully modular
Cooler: Arctic Freezer 34 eSports DUO (two 120mm fans, push/pull)
Case: Lian Li Lancool 216 (RGB version)
Fans:
- 2 x 160mm RGB front intake
- 2 x 140mm RGB top exhaust
- 1 x 140mm RGB back (above GPU) exhaust
- 1 x 120mm non-RGB back (below GPU) intake
- 1 x 140mm non-RGB bottom/side intake

I did a fresh install of Windows 10 Home on December 7. I installed all the Windows updates, and installed all the drivers. It's fully up to date and runs super smooth. I updated to the newest BIOS before installing Windows. After installing Windows, I installed the NVIDIA App (so you can update GPU drivers); I installed the AMD Chipset app (for updating the chipset drivers); I installed MSI Centre with Mystic Light (so you can control the RGB, currently set to "Rainbow Wave", which is the best IMHO); I installed CPU-ID (to confirm that the hardware in the case); I installed the Microsoft Edge browser. Otherwise, there is nothing installed on the computer. You can do a free upgrade to Windows 11, if you want (see note at bottom of description).

Included with the PC:
- Windows 10 Home, retail edition; USB drive activation key, in box
- USB WiFi dongle
- USB Bluetooth dongle (ASUS)
- All unused power cables for EVGA power supply, including the EVGA cable bag
- Everything removed from the case
--- 2 x PCI covers, removed for GPU installation
--- lower grill, removed for fan installation
- Everything included with the case, but unused
--- GPU support
--- SATA cables
--- LianLi "Tool box"
--- Case manual
- NVME heatsink included with Motherboard (unnecessary, never installed)
- The original box for the case (if you want it to transport the PC home in a box)

Random but important info about the PC:
- Windows is installed on the C drive (the "slower" M.2 SSD SATA drive)
- Install video games on the D drive!!! (the significantly faster NVME drive); this is particularly important if you want to play something "high-end" like Cyberpunk 2077
- I have disabled SMT in the BIOS, which (in theory) should give a better gaming response, but you can reenable it in BIOS if you prefer
- Fans are optimized for quiet and cool running; but you can tweak them even further in the BIOS if you like
- TPM is disabled in the BIOS (to stop a forced upgrade to Windows 11); if you want to upgrade to Windows 11, enable TPM
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