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Selling my gaming computer?
How much should I sell a Computer with:
Antec One Hundred Case
Micro-Atx Motherboard
i5 2400 3.1Ghz Quad
EVGA GTX 970 4GB (Really the only thing worth note)
8GB of RAM DDR3
500GB HD
Corsair TX650W
I was gonna sell it for $250. Is this a solid deal for me and the buyer?
This is used
3 Answers
- WilliamLv 64 years ago
Honestly you could get a lot more for that. I would suggest selling the GPU separately for around $150 (since the RX 470 is about the same in performance and costs around $170 new), and the CPU/motherboard/RAM as a combo for around $150-200. You can reuse the case and power supply for your next PC, and for the hard drive just format it, fill it up with random useless files and format it again, then sell it for like $10-15.
- Anonymous4 years ago
You might be able to sell the individual parts for more than the entire thing together. The EVGA 970 is about $500 these days, and the i7-2700K is about $650. Since these are used parts, take about 40% off of their new prices, and you're probably still expecting to get more for the parts than the whole thing. Check prices on Ebay, to see what you can expect to pay for it. If you have the original boxes for these parts, it'll be even easier to sell them.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Why would you sell such a beast machine..it can run allmost any title maxed out,without any problem..
i myself use core 2 quad till today(even though it is extremely outdated)..but i love this chip it is bit slow but i game on it with pretty good fps...i have gtx 570 card..