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Editing Hackintosh for sale!

Tristan T-S

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Hello I am selling a hackintosh with the following specs:
Intel Core i7-3770K Quad core (eight threaded) @ 3.9 GHz
Blu-Ray Burner/Reader (backwards compatible with DVD+- RW and CD's
2 TB HDD
120 GB SDD
nVidia Geforce GTX 670
Dual Thunderbolt ports (yes it has thunderbolt)
32 GB DDR3 RAM
Two firewire 800's and one firewire 400
USB 3.0 ports
One esata port
Mac OS X Mountain Lion

Going for sale for $2100 USD - Condition: New
When you compare this to a entry level mac pro (Which is $2500) this thing blows it out of the water, and it's a steal!
Windows 8 Dual boot available upon request!
Can take on anything you throw at it (is also good for gaming as well as editing)
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I accept payments via paypal :D PM or reply if interested
 
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I was able to build a computer on a small budget, so I built this, attempted to return the parts to the vendor, and they didn't accept it :/. I actually wanted a 16 core computer for video editing :D. So I'm basically stuck with this till i can get rid of it somehow. It still has its warranties on all of the parts.

Mobo Specs:
Z77 Northbridge
1 HDMI
1 VGA
1 DVI
Two Thunderbolts
1 PCIE X16 (taken by 670)
1 PCIE X8
1 pcie X4
3 PCIE x1 (one taken for firewire ports)
1 PCI
4 x USB 3.0
2 x USB 2.0
1 x eSATA 6Gb/s
Five audio ports
3 x SATA 6Gb/s (Two taken by HDD and SDD)
4 Sata 3Gb/s (One taken by blu-ray burner)
32 GB of ram (i installed)
Realtek ALC898 audio chipset with 8 channels
Anything i miss?
 
Did you notice the RAM slower since that motherboard only supports dual channel?

I'm looking to build a similar Hackintosh with the same motherboard. I'm debating forgoing the Thunderbolt for Quad Channel.
 
Yeah i realize, but for editing 1600 MHz should be just fine and thunderbolt > Quad channel in terms of editing
 
I'm not entirely sure what the difference would be between the two, to be honest. A friend of mine told me to 'make sure I get Quad Channel'...I didn't get an explanation as to why, and my Google searches turn up stuff about the RAM having Quad/Dual (which is marketing speak and shouldn't matter apparently).

Sorry for hijacking your thread a bit. I just didn't think it was threadworthy.
 
Have you ran a Geekbench test? I'd love to know aggregate score.
 
It's about 13000, and can reach the 17000's when its OC'd to about 4.2 GHz
 
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