Creative PC with Ryzen 9 3900X, 64GB RAM, 9TB Storage + Mouse and Keyboard

Selling a creative workstation (Ryzen 9 3900X, 64GB RAM) for €1000. If you want to know the soul of this beast, keep reading. —————————————————————————————————— Have you ever felt that your creativity is a T-Rex trying to paint the Sistine Chapel with its arms tied behind its back? There’s only one cure for that… getting a damn machine that bleeds raw power. I won’t bore you yet with the monster’s anatomy—that’s detailed below for the curious. Right now, let’s talk about the soul of the beast. There comes a moment in every creator’s life when it’s time to pass their arsenal on to the next generation—and for me, that moment is now. For the symbolic price of €1000, you too can stop being just a dreamer and become a digital god. This isn’t a computer… it’s a particle accelerator for your ideas. If you look at the case, you’ll see "Fractal Design"—which, loosely translated from Old Swedish, means: “Black Monolith That Warps Space-Time.” It’s believed the chassis was forged in the heart of a dead star to contain the fury living inside. The previous owner was the ghost of Leonardo da Vinci. He was so shocked to see software bearing his name that he handed over the machine in exchange for a sacred vow: whoever wielded this beast’s power would finally perform a proper color correction on the Mona Lisa using DaVinci Resolve. Consider that vow part of the deal—but the paperwork is in order. You’ll notice this machine lacks the futile RGB lights that blink like an epileptic Christmas tree. If you think that prevents it from illuminating your creations, you’re utterly mistaken. The first rule I learned in the temple of render-mongers was: "True geniuses work in the dark—not in a disco." I won’t disclose how many 4K timelines this beast has subjugated—but I can guarantee that, in your hands, every one of its processing cycles will be used to torture pixels until they confess to being the artwork you desire. This PC features a 12-core processor—each core capable of inducing existential envy in a 1990s supercomputer. For skeptics who live by numbers, Cinebench 2024 confirms its anatomy: this beast scores 947 pts (Multi-Core), 75 pts (Single-Core), and a solid 4402 pts in the GPU test. I know the average mortal can render a 10-minute video in an afternoon. I won’t comment on what a focused creator can achieve with this. You’ll discover that for yourself. —————————————————————————————————— Questions & Answers: Why are you selling it? Because I’ve started dreaming in keyframes, and my life has become a non-linear timeline. The other day, I tried hitting "Ctrl+Z" on a spilled coffee. This machine is simply too powerful for my sanity. I need something slower—like drawing in wet sand. Are you firm on the €1000 price? Absolutely not!!! €1000 is merely the starting price—you may well want to pay me more after seeing it in person. If you plan to email asking whether I’ll lower the price—or trade it for a Tsubasa sticker collection—you’d better spare me the effort and punch your mixing desk instead, because you’re probably a Paint artist unworthy of this power. I’m an art curator at a museum in Monaco and will pay you as soon as my inheritance clears—okay? Don’t waste my time with scams—or I swear I’ll locate every digital device you own and change your system font to Comic Sans. In italics. For the rest of your life. Your bank statement will look like an 8-year-old’s birthday invitation. What do I get for €1000? You receive my Black Monolith, its power cables, a Razer Ornata V2 keyboard, and a Glorious Model O mouse to command the beast; a USB drive packed with dangerously elegant typefaces—guaranteed to make your clients think you charge more than you actually do; and a pastel de nata of your choice. To prove this beast has impeccable pedigree, you’ll also receive the original boxes of all major components and full invoices—so you can sleep soundly knowing the machine was assembled with the care of a monk and the transparency of an angel. And you’ll even receive a single, perfectly roasted Ethiopian coffee bean, vacuum-sealed. Not for drinking. Place it on your desk and gaze at it when you’re stuck. It’s a reminder that the best ideas—like great coffee—require time and pressure to be extracted. For local buyers, I also offer a double espresso where I explain Color Theory using only napkins (valid for handover in the Leiria and Coimbra areas). —————————————————————————————————— Summary for the pragmatic: You’re buying a fully tested, stable, turnkey workstation—ideal for video editing, design, and 3D work. All components are top-tier and deliver exceptional performance-per-price compared to many new machines. The price reflects a complete, ready-to-use system—no headaches of building from scratch. Perfect for those seeking serious firepower without spending a fortune on cutting-edge hardware. If you’re looking for a PC to watch Netflix, you’re definitely in the wrong place. But if your idea of fun involves a dangerous cocktail of caffeine and After Effects until 5 a.m., click the button: Contact Advertiser. Your masterpiece awaits. —————————————————————————————————— The Anatomy of the Monster (Technical Specifications): CPU (Processor): AMD Ryzen 9 3900X (12 Cores, 24 Threads, 3.8GHz–4.6GHz) CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-L9x65 Motherboard: Asus PRIME X570-P RAM (Memory): 64 GB (2×32GB) Team Group Vulcan Z DDR4 @ 3600MHz, CL18 GPU (Graphics Card): Asus GeForce RTX 2060 Primary Storage (SSD): 1 TB Crucial P2 M.2 NVMe Secondary Storage (HDD): 2×4 TB Western Digital Black (Total: 8TB), 7200rpm PSU (Power Supply): Super Flower Leadex III 650W, 80+ Gold, Modular Case (Chassis): Fractal Design Define 7 Black with Tempered Glass Extras: Asus Bluetooth 5.0 USB Adapter Included Peripherals: Razer Ornata V2 Keyboard and Glorious PC Gaming Race Model O Black Mouse Note: The machine has been regularly cleaned and always operated elevated off the floor to minimize dust accumulation. Its working environment has remained smoke-free. Cared for—as befits the relic it is.