How much would someone pay for my pc?

[Distorted_doggo]

Just got a sweet deal on a new 1440p monitor and my old system cant hold up. I built it in 2017 (which was probably the worst time to build considering ram shortages) and added a few new parts in the past 3 years. On the used market I found that in parts alone the PC is worth $240. 

SPECS:

Pentium G4400- $40

MSI H110M PRO-VD- $40

XFX RX 560- $80

8GB DDR4 2133mhz- $30

240gb SSD- $30

Case- $20

But selling it complete locally could get me more, it looks like "gaming" pc with RGB, so someone looking for a gaming pc might buy it because of that and I can raise the price. Putting a new SSD in it and giving it a new install of windows will make it look very appealing to the local boomer looking for a new pc for his grandson. How much would you guys pay for it?

[Sorenson]

Honestly I would pay like 100 max for that. I would list it at around 240 though and see if someone takes it. I've sold around 10 PCs on craigslist and have never found anyone willing to pay a premium for it being "custom built" 

[callmejaccob]

Most likely $150 to $200 because it is a "used" system. I would advertise it at $200 and let negotiations take it wherever. Don't try to cheat out people though, as it's not cool.

[Distorted_doggo]

12 minutes ago, Distorted_doggo said:

Just got a sweet deal on a new 1440p monitor and my old system cant hold up. I built it in 2017 (which was probably the worst time to build considering ram shortages) and added a few new parts in the past 3 years. On the used market I found that in parts alone the PC is worth $240. 

SPECS:

Pentium G4400- $40

MSI H110M PRO-VD- $40

XFX RX 560- $80

8GB DDR4 2133mhz- $30

240gb SSD- $30

Case- $20

But selling it complete locally could get me more, it looks like "gaming" pc with RGB, so someone looking for a gaming pc might buy it because of that and I can raise the price. Putting a new SSD in it and giving it a new install of windows will make it look very appealing to the local boomer looking for a new pc for his grandson. How much would you guys pay for it?

I should say the PC still plays games fine, CSGO runs at around 100fps and more intensive games run at 45~60 fps, its a solid preformer even today

[callmejaccob]

2 minutes ago, Distorted_doggo said:

I should say the PC still plays games fine, CSGO runs at around 100fps and more intensive games run at 45~60 fps, its a solid preformer even today

100 fps in CSGO is easily obtainable. a $200 starting point is a good and fair price point.