How much should I ask for?

[JoePro87]

Anyway, thank you all for the input. I am ASKING 2k, but I did put obo, so I guess we'll see what kind of offers I get!

[.Apex.]

Just now, Enderman said:

Clearly you don't understand how depreciation works.

2 years is a long time.

It's worth about half the new price by now.

jeez man that's brutal, no one in their right mind would sell a 2 year old PC part for half the price

[.Apex.]

4 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Clearly you don't understand how depreciation works.

2 years is a long time.

It's worth about 3/4 to 1/2 the new price by now on the used market.

well since you changed your wording, 3/4 the price is exactly what i said

[JoePro87]

3 minutes ago, DMDetonator said:

Have you thought about selling the components individually? You could make more money that way!

 

I thought about it, but I'd hate to just be able to sell one, and get stuck with the rest of it.

[DMDetonator]

Can we have the link to the sale?

[Enderman]

Just now, syn2112 said:

well since you changed your wording, 3/4 the price is exactly what i said

It really depends on where you live and how many other products are on the used market and what their price is.

It should be between half and 3/4 but you can only know by putting it on sale and lowering the price slowly until someone buys it.

Not many people are willing to spend thousands on used products.

[JoePro87]

Just now, DMDetonator said:

Can we have the link to the sale?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2583922251623121/ I think that's it? lol

 

I'm not very good at Facebooking. 

[DMDetonator]

1 minute ago, JoePro87 said:

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2583922251623121/ I think that's it? lol

 

I'm not very good at Facebooking. 

Ok huge problem. TAKE BETTER PHOTOS!!! I wouldn't buy that without being able to see it properly. Open the panel and show the components. Front i/o and better rgb photo when on

[JoePro87]

Just now, DMDetonator said:

Ok huge problem. TAKE BETTER PHOTOS!!! I wouldn't buy that without being able to see it properly. Open the panel and show the components. Front i/o and better rgb photo when on

Yeah. I need to. I'm just on it right now. But yeah, I'll get some more pics here in a sec.

[DMDetonator]

Also list the parts!

[.Apex.]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

It really depends on where you live and how many other products are on the used market and what their price is.

It should be between half and 3/4 but you can only know by putting it on sale and lowering the price slowly until someone buys it.

Not many people are willing to spend thousands on used products.

thats true but i think 1300$ should be the starting price and then with negotiation it would go down slightly either way, i really dont think 3/4 the price is extreme, it's pretty damn average for the parts he has, half the price would be 850$, and i wish it was that easy to buy 1700$ systems for that cheap.

[JoePro87]

Just now, DMDetonator said:

Also list the parts!

I have the PCP list on it.

[ATFink]

I don't know the price of used hard drives, but from what I can tell people don't like buying used HDDs very much. Probably $70-$100 per drive. Probably $1250-$1300 for the tower components parted out. Probably $1100-$1200 for the tower as a package.

 

All other components:

Monitor: $100-$120

XBOX One controller: $35-$45

Corsair K70: $70-$90

Razer Mamba: $45-$55

 

In total I think you'll get $1450-$1500. I wouldn't be surprised with as little as $1350 or as much as $1600

[DMDetonator]

1 minute ago, JoePro87 said:

I have the PCP list on it.

Include photos of the mouse, keyboard, monitor and controller

[Enderman]

4 minutes ago, syn2112 said:

thats true but i think 1300$ should be the starting price and then with negotiation it would go down slightly either way, i really dont think 3/4 the price is extreme, it's pretty damn average for the parts he has, half the price would be 850$, and i wish it was that easy to buy 1700$ systems for that cheap.

Well on craigslist right now I see a PC with a 1080 and a 1700x for $1k so.....

My initial 1k estimate was correct.

[.Apex.]

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Well on craigslist right now I see a PC with a 1080 and a 1700x for $1k so.....

My initial 1k estimate was correct.

i don't know what you're looking at, but he has a 500GB SSD and 8TB of hard drives and an AIO, not to mention a Windows 10 copy, so that probably raises the price to 1300$

[JoePro87]

Added a few more pictures, by the way. (And yes, I know, I suck at cable management)

[DMDetonator]

Besides the cable management not bad