Okay deal for parts if new, shit that it's used and probably outdated on some pieces. Fine if you're a pleb with no desire to assemble your own and just want to play.

He is trying to get rid of his shitty AMD cpu

Op here. I just want to be able to play new games on decent graphics with no lag.

>>55128507
Its like the same price to buy those parts new.

>>55128609
If you're lenient about the term "decent", then yes.

No, the 950 is shit and so are most fx processors for gaming

>>55128698
Yeah, im no hardcore gamer or anything. I mainly wanna play csgo lag free lol.

fuck off to
>>55119179

No, it's not. I built roughly the same system guts myself for a few hundred dollars last year. He's tacking on peripherals which are probably filthy and half way to broken too.

Pass.

Sold my FX6300/8GB/R9 280X 3GB rig for $525

Felt a little bad at first because the CPU was bottlenecking hard even when overclocked to 4.1 Ghz, but then the guy who was buying it for his kid asked about upgrade paths and I told him about the 8320E/8350 and I'm sure he'll just get a new CPU for it if it needs it. Kid looked like he played LoL and Minecraft only.

I got the CPU with a computer for free, but ended up replacing everything but the CPU. Most parts were factory refurbs so the costs were quite low. Made at least a $120 profit.

>>55128758
Lag refers to your internet connection.
That computer will be fine for CS:GO.
It'll run smoothly at 1080p with mostly high settings.

For the money, though, you could build something at least equal in performance and it would be new. Buying used custom built computers is always risky because you're not sure if the parts have been abused. If the CPU or GPU are performing like 10% less than they should for whatever reason, it might be hard to figure out what's wrong or why.