@horgen: Yup, they are both EVGA. I've always liked their step-up program.

Today I received the centerpiece for my new build. I'll be sure to post pictures of the completed build when finished. For now here is my new GPU. It's massive in size and I've included a side-by-side comparison next to a GTX 980ti.

With the help of Black Friday / Cyber Monday I was able to piece together a new build (I'll post pictures & specs when assembled). With that said I'm looking to unload my old rig, and was hoping for a ballpark price to ask.

Specs of the rig I'm selling:

i5 3570K (at stock speed) / Asus Sabertooth Z77 LGA 1155 / 16 GB Corsair 1600MHz (4 x 4GB) / 250 GB Samsung 840 Pro SSD / 1 TB Seagate 7200RPM HHD / Asus Blu Ray Drive / Corsair Obsidian 750D case / Windows 7 Home Premium (I have the disk) / Corsair H100 cooler / Corsair AX750 PSU with white sleeved cables.

I'm holding onto the GPU's for now, so they are not listed.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: For pictures of the build I'm selling check out page 3 of the 'Show us your stuff' thread.

@horgen: Yeah, it seems to treat the upper monitor as if it were smaller (to be fair, in Windows eyes it is). But it doesn't bother me.

2560*1440 is nice, but it cost me a lot to be able to run it smoothly (2 980ti's in SLI).

@@horgen: Thanks for posting those. The keyboard is a Corsair, K70 if I remember correctly. Both monitors are Asus. The bottom is 2560 x 1400 at 144 Hz. The top one is just a standard 1080.

@horgen: Yeah, that'd be great. I couldn't get it to work. The site kept giving me an error.

Hideous... /sigh. Perhaps I'll skip a generation.

@horgen: May I ask what you purchased to make that work? I've been looking to add a second monitor, and going horizontal won't work for me.