Appraise this old hardware

Tedstonegenious · October 9, 2019

I have a bunch of (somewhat) old hardware laying around and I think I can make a quick buck selling them. But first I would like to know a reasonable price for them. all is used hardware and functional. I do not have the origional packaging or domination for anything either.

So I placed this a few weeks ago, Didn't know that It was supposed to go to new builds and planning. Got moved and weeks later, still Haven't got a reply, So I am reposting. I know it's against the rules but I need to know how much to sell this stuff.

Memory: both are ddr3, the viper dimms are each 4 GB while the xpg dimms are 8 GB. The xpg dimms were replaced when I upgraded to a system that required ddr4. The viper dimms were meant to be those replacements, but I was a dum-dum and didn't check to see if they are ddr4, the original packaging is lost but they are unused.

Cooler: I do not know much about this one. It was part of the old system and did not give any problems. The mounting bracket is for am3+ and is the newest componet. Coming close to the pre-installed fan that came with another AIO. it is little used.

ether fast card: I found this while digging in a old laptop bag. I don't have a reader so I don't know if the card is functional. It seems undamaged, however.

Mobo (1): this one is a MSI-b350 m pro-vdh. I replaced this because I put a password on the bios and failed to remove it. Other than that the board is perfectly functional when tested with a ryzen 5 1400. It refuses to boot when there is a hardware change (unless the cmos battery has been uninstalled for atleast 24 hours) But the board has been sitting for about 3 months with the battery out so even the password may be gone at this point. I do not have the original box so it will be delivered in the box of the mobo that replaced it. (asrock b450 steel)

Mobo (2): this msi 970A-g43 plus was the mobo for the old computer. It is fully compatible with the memory and the cooler I mentioned earlier. I don't have the original packaging So it will likely be delivered in the box of the mobo that replaced it. (ROG strix b350-F gaming)

Mobo (3) I know the least about this board. I'll have to think about the pakaging for this board. But I got it when the church gave it away and is functional. (They got a new tower) I no longer have the dimms installed for it and the board is from the Xp days. I wouldn't mention it if it wasn't collecting dust (I hate it when things I own do that) and that I know there are some people who like retro hardware.