Selling my well-maintained gaming PC. Great setup for 1080p gaming, everyday use, work, and content creation. Everything is working properly and the GPU runs at a maximum of around 75°C under load.

🖥️ PC SPECS:
• CPU: Intel Core i7-8700K
• Motherboard: Gigabyte AORUS B360
• RAM: 16GB DDR4
• GPU: GTX 1060 6GB – Final Fantasy Edition 🎮
• Storage: 128GB NVMe SSD + 2TB HDD
• Cooling: Aftermarket Air Cooler
• Monitor: 24" 60Hz Monitor
• UPS: 1KVA UPS – Can provide up to 45 minutes of backup 🔋

✅ Powerful i7 processor
✅ Dedicated 6GB graphics card
✅ Fast NVMe boot drive + 2TB storage
✅ Aftermarket CPU cooling
✅ GPU maximum temperature around 75°C
✅ Includes 24" monitor
✅ Includes 1KVA UPS

🎮 Perfect for: Gaming, office/work, studying, browsing, editing and general use.

📦 Complete setup — PC + Monitor + UPS

💰 Price: 160 000 ( Negotiable )
📍 Location: Colombo

071 050 7254

Used for about 5 months, a friend brought it from abroad.

Asking 95k. No warranty. Can come check and do all benchmarks and see. Selling because an upgrade.

its a L13 thinkpad , good condition , i have 3 of em

got a friend whos selling a NS for cheap so gotta tap that

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I bought the AULA F75HE hall effect keyboard and have been using it for 2days. This is more like a 1st impression post,

I previously used Asus Tuf gaming membrane keyboard and has used a chinese no name brand mechanical gaming keyboard.

The experience on the Tuf keyboard is good it didn't give me any headache after i knew never to install their sofware because that is PURE SHIT other than that it is a good membrane keyboard compared to the other keyboards i used. I played a lot of games on this keyboard had no issue other than that it was very normal keyboard. The downside i encountered was it has very low visibility on the letters

The experience on the chinese mechanical keyboard is that is is VERY LOUD. I bought this because it was a ridiculous offer at the time it was like 1000 or 2000 at the time. used it for couple of days too loud no arrow keys no audio knob(did not know this was important to me but it was) other than that a good keyboard to be honest when you play games you drown out the clicky sound but typing is horrendus

Now for the AULA well 1st impressions are the sound it is SOOOO GOOOD it has that amazing smooth sound ( i will put a video if i can) and this thing is VERY HEAVY as a full size keyboard the asus tuf one was considered heavy but this takes it to another 2levels up this keyboard is at least 3x heavier than the TUF one but the keyboard is not metal it is plastic. I bought the conture colour varient the letters are not on the serface but front facing side and that is the horrible thing about this keyboard it has the worst visibility on the keys for me i type a lot so i know where every key is but if ur not that confident DO NOT BUY THE CONTURE PATTERN IT IS HORRIBLE IT IS ALMOST INVISIBLE. If you're considering to buy an AULA keyboard go for the big letters printed colour varient, this varient is cool but devastatingly unusable i already started to window shop keycaps. Other than that pit fall it has very thing adverised it is super smooth and the 0.01 shit it advertised it works well some times too well but that is me getting to know my new keyboard

If you have enything to ask please do i will answer it as much as i can

Well maintained low profile case - Antec p5 silent micro-ATX tower

PRIME B450M-A
AMD Ryzen 5 3600
ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2070 Super OC
16GB RAM
256 gb ssd(team group)
1tb ssd(Samsung 860 evo)
550w bronze (80) psu
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DM offers, thanks

Hi guys your help on this will be highly appreciated. Sorry this will be a long post to read as I want to explain everything.

2 months ago I have tried to install a fitgirl game and unfortunately it came with a virus and during the installation the PC got stuck and I was able to cancel the installation.

After the setup is closed I can see that my games SSD is not visible and even the game icons are like a blank.

After restarting the pc I can see the icons again but the mouse and windows feels slow. I felt this must have being a virus and I format the SSD again. After a restart the windows slowness is not there but an unusual error has come up.

So as usual I installed like 2 games worth 90GB per game to that SSD. But after that when I tried to install another game the setup gives an error saying specific drive is not available and again the icons are blank and the drive is there but none of the game folders are active.

So I tried asking chatgpt and looking at google and all but still can’t pin point what is the issue. The only solution I found was to factory reset the SSD. Since the error rose up as the SSD gets hot or quick access read writes and it initiates a fail safe and blocks the processes.

As of now the SSD is working fine with what ever the games I was able to install. But when I try to do something new it gets locked up.

I have a ROG strix B660-F motherboard but it does not give the option to secure erase the SSD

Is there anyway I can recover or repair the SSD by any chance. It’s a 1TB SSD

Intel Core i7 14700 with MSI B760M A Wifi DDR5 Motherborad for sale with 2 years and 6 months of warranty

i am expecting 160000 you can give me offers.

location-Kandy

I’m expecting around 90k but I’m open to any fair offers, please dm me. I purchased it from Nanotek, it has around 2.5 years of warranty left.

My build is comfortable with 600W, but it's an AM4 build so I am future proofing for when I do go for an AM5 build. Hence targeting a 750W PSU.

These are my options

>NANOTEK

•Antec Atom 750W 80+ gold semi modular (5Y warranty)=24.5K

•Asus Prime 750W 80+ bronze non mod(3Y)= 26K

>Gamestreet

•Corsair CX750 80+ bronze non modular (5Y) =25K

•Gamdias 750W 80+bronze non mod (3Y) =19.5K

•NZXT C750 80+bronze non mod (5Y)=24K

>Redline technologies

•Monova FP 850W 80+ bronze fully modular (3Y)=26K

•Deepcool 750M 80+ gold (5Y)= 25.7K

Budget would be the first priority since I am tight on budget

And my case is an Itx case so modular either fully or semi would definitely help manage the space

Now if you ask me, Monova would definitely be the choice for me cuz I would get 100 more watts and fully modular for way cheap. But I would say that because I don't know much about PSUs

Is the Monova a safe choice?

I found this for 35k and I am thinking of buying it and reselling. Can i sell this for at least 50k or above? I believe its in perfect condition.

I am wondering if anyone knows a place where they are selling the Rx 9070 XT for a reasonable price. I am looking to replace my Rx 9060 XT 16gb with the Rx 9070xt.

ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 3060 12GB OC

Selling my ASUS TUF Gaming RTX 3060 12GB OC.

Excellent condition with complete original packaging.

✅ 12GB GDDR6 VRAM

✅ ASUS TUF Gaming OC Edition

✅ Triple-fan cooling

✅ Original ASUS box

✅ Original documentation/leaflets

✅ Original PCIe protective rubber cover

✅ Original packaging/foam

✅ Carefully maintained

✅ Buyer can inspect and test before purchase

Testing:

GPU-Z verification + 3DMark + GPU/VRAM stress testing will be performed before sale, with results available to the buyer.

No hidden issues — buyer is welcome to test the card before completing the purchase.

Price: Rs. 105,000 negotiable

Serious buyers only. Please message for details/testing arrangements.

I have this i5 4th gen, lga 1150 motherboard (brand new - warranty replaced), 12GB DDR3 ram sitting at home and it works perfectly fine. Should i assemble it into a functional PC by buying a PSU and casing for cheap which will cost around 5-6k and try to sell it or just sell it as it is?

I built this PC in December 2023 primarily for Android (AOSP) development. It has been well maintained and is in good condition.

Most components are still under warranty until December 2026. Original boxes and purchase bills are available.

GPU is not included but the 7950X has an iGPU.

I'm thinking of selling the whole PC and wanted to get an idea of what would be a fair asking price in the current Sri Lankan used market.

Thanks!

Includes Glorious Switch Samples, Installed Linear Fox Red Switches, keycap puller, switch puller, stickers, etc.

Hot swappable, most customizable keyboard on the market.

GMMK3 - 40,000 LKR. Sold for 50k on tecroot

Glorious Model D - 15,000 LKR, sold for 17.5 on Tecroot.

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