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EK is selling several prebuilt desktop configurations that range from $1,899 to $2,699. The kicker is they come with EK's hardline liquid cooling for both the CPU and GPU, as well as a distro plate with all the RGB goodness. They offer some customization, such as upgrading the Ryzen 3600X to a 3800X, the RX 5700 to a 5700 XT, 2070 Super, or 2080 Super, and doubling the memory and storage. Source

When buying used PC parts, what should I look for when inspecting the hardware and software? What kind of questions should I ask the seller? For my scenario: I found a few Craiglist ads for a 1080 GPU, M.2 NVME SSD, DDR4 3200 RAM, and an Intel Optane SSD. The seller provided some screenshots of TechPowerUp GPU-Z, CrystalDiskInfo, and Thaiphoon Burner results. The seller will meet at a grocery store, so testing each PC part beforehand does not seem like an option. I've never built a computer before, but I have done a ton of YouTube watching in the past month. I'm looking to build my first PC and hoping you lovely folks could enlighten me.