OK. I am selling it all because I need a laptop.

I won't accept any less than £800 for the whole lot.

The specification is:

Lian-Li PC-P80 Armorsuit Full ATX Aluminium Case
Asus Rampage Extreme X48 Motherboard
Intel Q9550 2.53GHz Core 2 Quad Processor
4GB DDR3 1600MHz OCZ Platinum Enhanced Bandwidth Edition
PowerColor ATI Radeon HD4870X2
2x Samsung Spinpoint F1 1TB (2TB total in RAID0 stripe)
DVDRW Drive
Harman Kardon SoundSticks II 2.1 Speakers
Saitek Eclipse (original) Keyboard
Logitech G5 Laser Mouse
Tagan BZ 1100W (1.1kW) Modular PSU
Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit with SP1

Laptop will cost me £800 you see.

Good kit, nice price. Though I don't need a new one.

Selling the screen separately?

Sorry, the screen is included. It's a Samsung SM2233BW.

The laptop I want is now £1100.

Speccing up?

OK... I just bought a laptop.

The price very quickly went from £800 to £1100 and then finally to £1349.

Oh well, I've been saving up my money for quite some time now.

What the HELL is in that Laptop?! O_o

So what caused the massive increase in price?

Well, I could have gone for a 2GHz Core 2 Duo, but I decided on the 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo. And I could have gone for the 3GB of DDR2, but I went for the 4GB of DDR3... I could have gone for the 1280x800 resolution, but I went for the 1920x1200 resolution and made sure it was LED backlit. I could have gone for the 250GB 5400rpm hard drive, but I went for the 500GB 7200rpm hard drive. I could also have gone for a DVD drive but I decided on Blu-ray.

Have a picture of my new laptop:







I thought that if it's going to be my main computer, then it had better be a good one.

The one on the far right? (With an upgrade to 7.2k HDD and I hope you got the free switch to 64bit, aswell)

Fairly nice desktop replacement, though at 56Wh, the battery life isn't going to be spectacular. Gaming should be alright with a 3670, though not spectacular.

Hmm, also comes with DVB-T tuner inbuilt.

Looks very sleek, aswell.

It plays TF2 and L4D at 1920x1200 with no lag

Battery life isn't a concern. I am likely to run it without the battery in while I am at home. Similarly, I don't think I will be playing games while on battery.

Also, yes I chose the 7200rpm hard drive, but I stuck with 32-bit Vista.

Nice laptop tbh

Why did you stick with 32bit, out of interest?

Because the gaming performance is better in 32-bit, and also I've never used 32-bit Vista before.

FYI: I am selling all components individually. I have the original packaging for pretty much everything.

I will start selling components from 29th May 2009.

If you are interested in any of my components, please make an offer.

I woulden't mind a price list tbh

Hmm, that SpinPoint F1 1TB is tempting Aaron xD

I have 2 if you're interested

How much for the PSU and GPU?

£300 for the GPU. £50 for the PSU.

I could be tempted by a pair of Samsungs, RAID5 could be cool, but probably not worth the money.

GPU is a tad steep, you can get them for £310 new.

How much for either?

Oh well, it was worth a try. £250 then.

Just make me some offers I'll sell pretty much anything for anything, really. I could sell you those 2 hard drives for £50.

Update: Also, I can provide my DVD-RW drive for free to someone who purchases a component like the CPU or the GPU or RAM or something. Or just whoever shouts loudest. Sometimes it's nice to do DVD to DVD copies.

Fair enough, I just thought the price seemed high and checked it Especially considering the low price of the PSU.

Hmm, at £50 I would certainly be tempted, but I'll give DHR first dibs, seeing as I don't need the extra storage/RAID 5 (only want).

Nothin else there I'm particularly interested in. CPU and GPU are the only other components that I would really use from those, and the improvement/cost over my Q6600/HD4870 isn't really a lot.