PC for $350, worth it?

[E9Gaming693]

Hey I just found this listing of a pc on Craigslist, and was wondering if it's a good deal for me to flip

 

Specs:

-AMD Ryzen 3600 CPU with fan
-Gigabyte Aourus Gaming Elite WiFi Motherboard X570 chipset
-Radeon Rx 560 4gb graphics card
-32 gb RAM 2x16 3000mhz
-Samsung 970 256 gb m.2 sad
-650 watt power supply
-fractal design Atx case with tempered glass

 

 

That's all the information that I was given

 

And these are the images included 

https://images.craigslist.org/00F0F_ji7EICdvOn4_1200x900.jpg

https://images.craigslist.org/00v0v_8ipywXElvqs_1200x900.jpg

 

 

[MS-DOS Guy]

That's a pretty good deal. That's actually a very good deal. 

[E9Gaming693]

Just now, MS-DOS Guy said:

That's a pretty good deal. That's actually a very good deal. 

You think I should try to lowball to 300? also if I do buy it how much do you think I can make off of it? 

[emosun]

I wouldn't plan on making a profit from flipping it. I would also be wary of a computer that is so cheap

[Fyre]

Its a really good deal, so much so that it makes it pretty sketch. If it turns out alright u might want to upgrade that gpu, its the only weak link compared to the rest of it.

[MS-DOS Guy]

1 hour ago, E9Gaming693 said:

You think I should try to lowball to 300? also if I do buy it how much do you think I can make off of it? 

Buy it for 350, put a higher end graphics card in there then whatever it has right now since that's it's only weak point and resell it. 

[E9Gaming693]

Just now, emosun said:

I wouldn't plan on making a profit from flipping it. I would also be wary of a computer that is so cheap

Thank you, I will be aware. Also, I'm not planning to buy it yet, just wanting to see suggestions from people

[atxcyclist]

The lack of info on the power supply is sketchy, it's probably junk. Also, that could have some OEM HP or Dell RX 560 in it, which may have some difference than retail parts.

 

That said, $350 plus the cost of a decent power supply would be a good deal for that system, though flipping it you probably wouldn't make a ton if it uses janky parts.

[E9Gaming693]

I think I'm just going to lowball them for $300 and try to get a better power supply, like you guys suggested. However if I do get more specifications on the items, I will update you guys on it. 

[MS-DOS Guy]

1 hour ago, E9Gaming693 said:

I think I'm just going to lowball them for $300 and try to get a better power supply, like you guys suggested. However if I do get more specifications on the items, I will update you guys on it. 

Well try going for 290 that way he may suggest 300 or something like that. Also the power supply may be good so don't jump to conclusions and just buy one right now. I recommend treating that ryzen cpu to a good gpu depending on how much your willing to upgrade on it and you could make good money from it I bet. 

 

But honestly, 350 is already a great offer. In fact, a too good to be true offer. I would just take it how it stands. 

[E9Gaming693]

3 minutes ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

Well try going for 290 that way he may suggest 300 or something like that. Also the power supply may be good so don't jump to conclusions and just buy one right now. I recommend treating that ryzen cpu to a good gpu depending on how much your willing to upgrade on it and you could make good money from it I bet. 

 

But honestly, 350 is already a great offer. In fact, a too good to be true offer. I would just take it how it stands. 

Okay, thank you so much for the help, I will consider it!

[SpikeSpiegel]

If it's Logisys, Diablo, and any other PSU.  Don't use it replace it ASAP.

[SkyPhantom]

If he doesn't take the low ball ask him for the system without the power supply and see if he'll go lower then.

[Intrafinesse]

The price seems almost to good to be true for such a new CPU.

The 3600 came out this summer.

The CPU + Mobo sell for $400

The memory is $100, plus whatever the graphics card goes for.

 

Why are they selling such a new PC so cheap?