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How much would you pay for this computer?
Brand new:
Intel Core i5 2.8GHZ Processor
4 GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM (expandable to 16GB)
1TB 7200rpm Hard Drive
22x DVD RW Drive
EVGA 1GB DDR3 nVidia GeForce GTS 250 PCI express Video Card
Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse
Windows 7 Home Premium, with disk, Full version
Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3 Motherboard with 7 USB, 2 PCI-e (SLI ready) and 2 PCI slots, integraged 1GB Ethernet, and integrated 5-channel audio, 6 SATA connections
650W Power Supply
ASUS 20" LCD Monitor
All parts brand new, nothing used or refurbished. NO WARRANTY.
If you had the money, would you pay $1,800 for this? If not, how much?
Honesty preferred, since I'm not actually selling a PC like this now. Just trying to determine a price range.
Dude, a warranty is not worth $1300. This is the kind of low-ball answer I'm trying to avoid. Shoo, troll.
Of course there's a case in there somewhere. And yes, you could play with it for an hour or so to make sure it's on the level. Just assume for a moment that no one is trying to screw you over. Still, $1,000? Get real. The parts alone cost more than $1,400 with tax.
5 Answers
- ?Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
the parts alone are over $1000 and that's at newegg.com, so not sure what everyone else is thinking. I'd say if I was a normal non PC builder it'd be worth close to the $1800, and If i was to buy it from you acting as a PC builder who didn't want to mess with building a PC, I'd pay probably $1400
Additional notes: Obviously anyone who can build there own PC is going to do it for around $1200, but he's talking about how much the average joe would be willing to pay not knowing at all how to build a computer, I think if you were to buy that with those specs retail it would cost a lot more.
- TC 422Lv 61 decade ago
Hate to burst your bubble but you can build that yourself for around $1200. I'd put down $1100 since there is no warranty.
- 1 decade ago
If it was brand new and I saw everything working in advance at least $1,000 assuming there's a case in there somewhere. I
- ?Lv 51 decade ago
good parts, plus the monitor, but the video card isnt the best. i would say around 1500$
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Not 1800 with no warranty.
Maybe 800 from someone I know.
500 for anyone else.
