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What Is The Most Expensive Part In Your Setup/Computer?

Inside my computer would be the GPU, HD 7870 GHz Edition.

 

From my entire PC setup, my Asus MX239H monitor.

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gtx 660 ti MSI power edition...cost around $300 when I bought it new.

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The GTX 780 is without a doubt the most expensive part of my PC. Was around the £540 mark when I bought it

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Mine is from my server asrock C2750D4I or my R9 290 similar price. Both around £350.

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My Graphics card  7970 ghz from gigabyte , $455 

[CPU] i7 4790K OC [CPU Cooler] H100i [GPU] Evga GTX 980 SuperClocked [Ram] Corsair Vengeance 16 GB 1866 mhz [PSU] Cooler Master 1000w Silent Pro [storage] 256 GB Samsung 840 Pro, 1TB Seagate SSHD, 1 TB WD Blue 4 TB Seagate Nas. [Motherboard] Msi Z97 Gaming 5 [Case] Phantom 410 Red [sound] Onboard ALC 1150 [Headphones] Sennheiser HD 558 [Keyboard] Razer BlackWidow Chroma  [Mouse] Razer Deathadder Chroma [Mouse] Razer FireFly [Monitor] Asus MG278Q

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Both of my video cards came to around 800$ I really overpayed for them but at the time I didn't care because they have the Titan Coolers.

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GPU at about $350 when I bought it. EVGA GTX 560 Ti 448 Core. 

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i7 4790k I got it for $300 should ptobably be video card cause im a gamer. probably gonna get a gtx 970 or wait for pascal my used gtx 670 is holding up better than I thought it would so far

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I have an i5 4590 and an R9 285 so my GPU was just marginally more expensive

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audioengine a5+ bamboo , cost me $450, worth every cent

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I guess its my Gigabyte R9 270X 4Gb. 

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Pretty sure at the time it was my GTX 560ti, that PC is gone now though so it'd have to be my full laptop, G46VW! Still only one part :P

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My keyboard is as expensive as my GPU (150 USD). I know it´s stupid.....

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5930k.

i7 5930k . 16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 2666 DDR4 . Gigabyte GA-X99-Gaming G1-WIFI . Zotac GeForce GTX 980 AMP! 4GB SLi . Crucial M550 1TB SSD . LG BD . Fractal Design Define R2 Black Pearl . SuperFlower Leadex Gold 750w . BenQ GW2765HT 2560x1440 . CM Storm QF TK MX Blue . SteelSeries Rival 
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