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no, i own this PC and want to sell it, but don't know how to price it.

Thanks, but im looking for a price, not to make it look better

I have a PC that I bought from cyberpower PC about 3 years ago and now I am looking to upgrade. I was wondering how much i might be able to get for my PC. I have done some upgrades to it as things broke or to make it look better. I have the specs listed below. INTEL CORE I7-7700K 4.20GHZ EVGA SUPERCLOCKED ACX 3.0 GTX 1070 8GB ASUS Z170-PRO GAMING 4x 4GB ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4-3000 MEMORY COOLERMASTER HYPER 212 EVO GAMING COOLING FAN Corsair HX750 80+ Platinum 240GB SANDISK Z410 SSD 1TB HDD 3.5 SATAIII 7200RPM BLACK AZZA 260S MID TOWER CASE Corsair Red 120mm rear fan 2x Corsair Red 140mm front fan Any pricing help would be greatly appreciated.

So it looks like im out of warranty by like 6 months. Oof. However, I contacted them multiple times asking about this problem and they just suggested i should buy the stuff i did.

Hi, So I bought my PC from CyberPower PC about 3.5 years ago. It worked fine for about a year, then it started to drop FPS in games and slow down. I have been working on this issue for 2.5 years now and finally think i fixed it. It turned out my CPU had been overclocked too far from the factory and was thermal throttling over load. In trying to fix this issue I have bought new ram, thermal paste, PSU, and upgraded the GPU. All this because they overclocked it wrong from the factory. Also, 2 years into ownership my PSU just broke. Do you think I would be able to get anything from CyberPower PC? or is that just petty and a pipe dream? IDK. Also, sorry for the rant. For anyone who is looking to buy a prebuilt system from CyberPower PC, DON"T. I don't think I am the only one who has just been in a world of problems from doing this. Just build a PC yourself. It is a lot more fun and you can learn a lot.

Yes I am currently overclocking my CPU. It was overclocked from factory. I think i might try to remove that overclock because it might be causing my temps to be way to high.

Any other options?

I already added more fans, and repasted the CPU. I will clean my case out again. The thing is, when I powercycle my PC it is fine for another 2 hours

So it looks like my GPU is staying fairly well at 50C, but my CPU Cores all maxes out at 100C. Could it be a CPU cooling Problem?

I will run my game and monitor the temps. Give me a sec

I know that for google meetings it stutters often. I have 5 upload and 120 download. I think it is what ever the hosts internet is like. As for Youtube videos, you can try to change the resolution in the settings bar bottom right. It might be set very high to a point at which your monitor is the bottle neck. I would say 1080p is fine for watching youtube.

When I play games, after an hour or 2, my games start having frame drop issues. I have tried reinstalling windows and that did not work. Any help is much appreciated. OS - Windows 10 64 bit WIndows 10 was originally installed The OS is OEM, except for my reinstall My computer is 3 years old Intel I7-7700k NVIDIA Geforce Gtx 1080 ASUS Z170-PRO GAMING Corsair HX 750 CyberPowerPC Desktop 32gb Corsair Vengeance Ram 2tb SSD

If I had to guess, I would say it would be a internet issue and not a hardware problem. What are your upload and download speeds?

Sorry, The windows file folder is on my my 256gb ssd. I have a 2tb ssd so could i remove windows from my 256gb ssd and install it on the 2tb ssd? or is that not how it works

Because i have windows installed on one of my ssds could i delete it from that ssd and put it on my other ssd