What is this worth? (UK)

[bartekxx12]

The specs are:

 

AMD FX 9370

16GB of 2333MHz DDR3 RAM

MSI Non-Reference R9 290X

Asus Crosshair V Formula Z Mobo

Samsung 850 Pro 256GB SSD

2TB Seagate Barracuda

320GB Seagate Barracuda 

Asus Xonar D2X Sound Card

Corsair RM 750 PSU

Fractal Design Define R4 Windows Case

6 Noctua fans, (5 NF-F12's and some other airflow optimized one)

White LED Strip at the top

Arctic Freezer 13 Pro CPU Cooler

Genuine Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit

 

Any ideas about how much I should sell this for? (On eBay or Gumtree for example)

[Agazed]

$500-$700

 

Just find someone who needs a gaming pc.

[Soplias]

You could sell it in Parts depending on how quickly you need the money?

[bartekxx12]

You could sell it in Parts depending on how quickly you need the money?

Not quickly, was thinking that too. Not sure how much more I'd get doing that instead of just selling it all together at once though. If anything

[Master Disaster]

I'm intrigued as to why you spent so much money so recently on a gaming machine if you've not played games in years?

[Necrodead]

Not quickly, was thinking that too. Not sure how much more I'd get doing that instead of just selling it all together at once though. If anything

 

Well you'll probably get about half of what its worth all together, but if you part it out you could probably recoup up to 80% on the current prices of the hardware.  

[TeeTruss]

Parting it will always bring more money, but may take a lot longer. 

[bartekxx12]

I'm intrigued as to why you spent so much money so recently on a gaming machine if you've not played games in years?

 

I'm intrigued as to why you spent so much money so recently on a gaming machine if you've not played games in years?

The PC started off with a single core athlon, some old HDD and 1 GB of RAM. I've been upgrading it part by part over many years.

I generally just like speed / snappiness in Windows and do like to have lots of tabs and programs open and since I no longer play games I started thinking about selling my GPU, from there I realized that really the i5 Surface Pro 3 is powerful enough (might have to get the SP4 once it comes out for 16GB of RAM), with a NAS, USB Sound Card and the dock which will allow me to use my monitors etc it should replace my PC just fine. So the only thing that didn't really make sense was getting the 290X when I don't really play games, that was just because I do sometimes fire up a game for an hour or so and when I do I do like to run it maxed out, but as my game time gets lower and lower I can no longer really justify having that kind of a GPU for an hour a week.

[bartekxx12]

Well you'll probably get about half of what its worth all together, but if you part it out you could probably recoup up to 80% on the current prices of the hardware.  

 

 

Parting it will always bring more money, but may take a lot longer. 

 

Alright thanks guys, In that case I guess I'll ad up the part cost based on what they all go used on eBay for. List the entire PC for the total for a week for or so and then if there is no luck I'll sell the parts individually. 

[Bouzoo]

Don't listen to any of them, it's worth $200 at most, and to save you the trouble of finding someone, I'll buy it for $250. Win - win. What more could you ask for?