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Most of the time, my computer is just for surfing the web—maybe 20% goes toward watching movies or getting stuff done in the office. I'm really not into gaming at all. If I could actually swing $3,000 for this setup, I’d probably toss in some extra cash and grab a decent laptop around the $4,000 mark instead. For me, it’s all about reliability and how long the thing actually lasts before it gives up on me. Honestly, since I dropped $5,000 on a rig three years ago, I kind of assumed that modern laptops had finally caught up to the performance of those older desktop PCs. 🤷
Could I get an estimate on this? Honestly, I'm not even sure if selling it makes sense—it’s been my reliable ride for over three years now, but I'm thinking about trading it all in for a laptop instead.
Gigabyte MA770T-UD3P, AMD 770 + SB710, S. AM3, 6xSATA RAID, DDR3
AMD Phenom ii x4 955 Black edition processor, AM3 socket, BOX version
4GB DDR3 (2x2GB) Kingston, 1333MHz, CL9, KVR1333D3N9K2/4G
XFX HD5770 1GB DDR5 HDMI, 2xDVI, Display Port, DirectX
500GB WD HDD, 5000AAKS, SATA II, 16Mb Buffer, 7,200 rpm, 8.9 ms
CORSAIR 400W Power Supply, CX Series CMPSU-400CXEU, 12cm fan
LG GH22NS DVD burner, DVD±RW, 22x DVD±R, 8x DL, 40x CD-R
CoolerMaster Elite 332, black - silver, (W)191 x (H)421 x (L)484
22" Samsung SyncMaster 2220 LM monitor