Dell T7810 32 Core + thunderbolt 2 card

Dell T7810 32 Core + thunderbolt 2 card - Again do not be fooled by the title "Gaming Computer" especially the consumer grade machines.
There is no such thing.
What would make any machine definable as "Gaming" is the video card.
If you instead want the most powerful machine you can get well do yourself a favor and by a Workstation/Server - put in any video card you want and you have the infamous "Gaming Computer".
Dell Precision T7810 Dual socket Workstation.
2x16 core Broadwell (32 cores 64 threads) There is 32gb of RAM installed (4x8gb) but this setup can support way way more if you like, and now DDR4 is much more affordable.
825 watt power supply NVS 510 2gb video card (with patch cable to inject video stream into thunderbolt card) Dell Thunderbolt 2 card (works great with those 27" Apple Thunderbolt displays that are now affordably used everywhere) Installed a 2gb WD sata drive so you can put whatever OS you like on it (I recommend Proxmox for building virtual machines) These Precision machines were and are wildly expensive (like 5-10 times the cost of consumer hardware) and are totally modular in every way.
Complete tear down manual online shows every screw and connector.
Fits in a 19" Studio Rack case.
$550 obo - sorry no trades at this time (except partial trades of newer AMD cards like Polaris Navi etc)