Help comparing 2 PC's please

[qwertylives]

looking at buying 1 of 2 gaming pc's both similarly priced if someone with knowledge can tell me where i am best spending my money, both systems are used and i am just copy pasting the specs, both systems are on Facebook marketplace, thanks guys.

System 1, he wants £850

GPU: GTX 1080 PNY XLR8 brand-new with box (still has plastics on it). Red LEDs on fans. CPU: 6700K OCed to 4.8Ghz and it's max temp is 75C in Cinebench (after multiple runs). Motherboard: Z170 ASUS ROG Maximus VIII Hero Z170. Storage: Single 250GB NVMe Samsung 960 EVO (boot). NVMe cooling: EKWB Black M.2 heatsink. CPU Cooling: EKWB Phoenix MLC 360mm radiator, EKWB Phoenix MLC 240mm radiator (one fan is loud, but I can replace), EKWB Phoenix CPU block. 360mm radiator comes with 3x Vardar 2200RPM fans and 240mm module comes with 2x Vardar 2200 fans. Case: Corsair 750D with modified mesh front that was sold by Corsair. RAM: 2 x 8 GB DDR4 3200Mhz XMP RAM. Lighting: 2 LED strips (brand new) with remote. WIFI: None. PSU: Corsair VS650 (sufficient for this rig) (brand new bought from Amazon). Read fan: Standard black ThermalTake 120mm fan. Comes with couple of boxes.

System 2, he wants £900

CPU: i7 6700K (Never overclocked) Mobo: Asus Strix Z170 Pro Gaming Aura RAM: Corsair Vengeance LED 2x8GB 3000MHz GPU: Pallit Jetstream GTX1080 8GB CPU Cooler: Swiftech H220X2 PSU: Corsair RM650 Case: NZXT H440 SSD: Samsung 960 Evo 500GB HDD: Seagate Barracude 3TB

 

[Mark1989]

I'd take system one, what res are you playing at though? As you could buy a new system for 850

If for example it's only 1080p a 1080 card is overkill. In this case I'd spec a new one up from here

 

[qwertylives]

thanks mark, yes atm i'm gaming at 1080 but as long as im getting value for money with the system i will be happy, may look at 1440 monitor once i recover from spending on the pc.

 

[RedMogg]

I wouldn't buy a PC off of Facebook marketplace in a million years - scammers are absolutely rife and even if you find someone actually selling something honestly, there's absolutely no warranty in the event of something going fzzzzt-Bang! Five minutes after you plug it in.

If you're buying second hand to save cash, then eBay/PayPal gives you some level of aftersales protection, or the Members Market here at least encourages supporting the buyer in a warranty claim.

Caveat Emptor.

 

[Double07]

850-900 quid on a facebook market PC, you would have to be mental.