used Pricing Out Used Parts

[artfuldodgerosu]

I've decided that I want to sell my current gaming PC and put the money toward a new one (current build can be seen here:http://pcpartpicker.com/user/artfuldodgerosu/saved/9zZPxr). One of the things I'm finding difficult is accessing what a fair asking price would be for the various components (or even the unit as a whole). Would someone be able to either help figure out an asking price or at least point me in the right directions.

[JHY]

How long have you used it? Is there any problem with it?

[GDRRiley]

specs?

[artfuldodgerosu]

Built it around June of 2015. Everything works perfectly fine.

[JHY]

If they are in good shape, I think you can sell it over $800.

 

[gtx1060=value]

id sell it for 700 dollars  since you built in june, and if all the parts look good cosmetically (no scratches or scuffs) and everything works fine, i'd be fine with hypothetically buying it for 850

[Mark77]

$700-$800 maybe?  Minus the video card, basically the machine is competing with tons of off-lease Dells that can often be purchased for a little more than the cost of the CPU alone. 

 

You're probably better off either deferring your upgrade decision (that's still a decent machine), and/or moving things like the video card, SSD, etc. to your new machine.  Whole machines in that price range usually don't fetch much money.   Doubt you'd get more than $700-$800 for it -- as most buyers would build brand new if they were spending more. 

[artfuldodgerosu]

Just now, PCNoobie said:

If they are in good shape, I think you can sell it over $800.

Thanks for the feedback!

[artfuldodgerosu]

What does everyone think about selling the component individually.

 

Just a bit more background. This build actually works quite well. I'm really into the idea just because I want to try my hands at a different type of build. Plus my girlfriend is just getting into PCs and I think it'd be a good experience for her to see the whole process first hand. 

[artfuldodgerosu]

16 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

specs?

You can see the components here: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/artfuldodgerosu/saved/9zZPxr

[GDRRiley]

Just now, artfuldodgerosu said:

You can see the components here: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/artfuldodgerosu/saved/9zZPxr

about 800-900$ max

[SLAYR]

1 hour ago, artfuldodgerosu said:

What does everyone think about selling the component individually.

 

Just a bit more background. This build actually works quite well. I'm really into the idea just because I want to try my hands at a different type of build. Plus my girlfriend is just getting into PCs and I think it'd be a good experience for her to see the whole process first hand. 

$600-650USD and advertise it as "vr ready" .

 

The pcpartpicker list may say almost $1200, but a modern version of the system is only about $900.

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/hPX89W

 

and could be may way cheaper if you even Because you can get windows keys for $30. Which then puts the system about $850 new in today's market, The people saying $800 are crazy.

[SLAYR]

1 hour ago, GDRRiley said:

about 800-900$ max

You can buy a brand new system with the same specs for $900.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/hPX89W

[GDRRiley]

5 hours ago, SLAYR said:

You can buy a brand new system with the same specs for $900.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/hPX89W

true but you are getting a cheaper case and a not as good mobo.