How much would you pay for this system?

[Riziko]

So I'm going to be selling my PC when the new RTX cards come out, which I believe is around October. But I don't know what a "fair/good" price would be, can anyone help me

 

Case: Phantex Enthoo Evolv ATX Black

Motherboard: Asus ROG Maximus IX Hero

CPU: i7 7700k with Corsair H100 v2 AIO

RAM: Trindent Z RGB 32GB (4x8GB 3200MHz)

GPU: Gigabyte Aorus Extreme 1080Ti 

Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G2

NVme M.2 1TB Samsung EVO

 

Thank you

[CommanderAlex]

$900?

[Riziko]

Just now, NZgamer said:

What country are you in? Prices are different for every country. Down here that would be worth maybe $1000-1300 NZD

I'm in Switzerland

1 minute ago, CommanderAlex said:

$900?

I was thinking a bit more, because the case, ssd and RAM alone are "still" 600$

[CommanderAlex]

Oh well, I mean the improvements over Skylake is minimal based off of it still being 14nm process. Its basically a 3 year old rig that will still perform for a couple more years...

[Riziko]

Just now, CommanderAlex said:

Oh well, I mean the improvements over Skylake is minimal based off of it still being 14nm process. Its basically a 3 year old rig that will still perform for a couple more years...

I guess I'll put it up for a 1k and see where it leads

2 minutes ago, NZgamer said:

Maybe about 800 Swiss Franc

damn

[Praesi]

Mindestens 1000€ sollten locker drin sein.

Eher mehr. Zwölf-dreizenhundert wenn alles im guten Zustand ist.

[Riziko]

Just now, Praesi said:

Mindestens 1000€ sollten locker drin sein.

Ich hoffe auch haha, danke bruda

[Sorenson]

I would break the price down like this: 

• cpu: 150
• Mobo: 100
• AIO: 50
• GPU: 500
• RAM: 100
• PSU: 80 (they are very expensive right now)
• storage: $120

so total that would be: $1,100 us. Sorry I don’t know your market. I would list it at like 1200-1300 and expect to sell it around the 1,100 mark.

[TetraSky]

12 minutes ago, Riziko said:

I was thinking a bit more, because the case, ssd and RAM alone are "still" 600$

Is that "brand new" or "used" pricing ?

 

Considering you're not selling it today, we can't really tell you what would be a good price in october/september. Prices change. Especially in the used market.

 

What you can do, is just checking the Sold Listings for your parts on ebay. That should give you a relatively good idea of how much people are willing to pay for them.

Also, do take note that there is less money in an already built PC, compare to if you sold all the parts separately... Unless you find someone to buy it off you locally for a slight premium.

 

IMO, if you want to sell it, I'd part it out. Because you can reuse the case, SSD and even RAM since 3200 is more than fine, to save yourself some cash. 

[TwilightRavens]

So you are selling a whole pc to just get a gpu? How are you gonna use the new gpu without a pc, unless you planned on doing a whole system upgrade.

[Riziko]

4 minutes ago, Sorenson said:

I would break the price down like this: 

• cpu: 150
• Mobo: 100
• AIO: 50
• GPU: 500
• RAM: 100
• PSU: 80 (they are very expensive right now)
• storage: $120

so total that would be: $1,100 us. Sorry I don’t know your market. I would list it at like 1200-1300 and expect to sell it around the 1,100 mark.

That's what I like to hear, thank you

 

1 minute ago, TetraSky said:

Is that "brand new" or "used" ?

 

Considering you're not selling it today, we can't really tell you what would be a good price in october/september. Prices change. Especially in the used market.

 

What you can do, if just check the Sold Listings for your parts on ebay. That should give you a relatively good idea of how much people are willing to pay for them.

Also, do take note that there is less money in an already built PC than if you sold all the parts separately... Unless you find someone to buy it off you locally for a slight premium.

 

IMO, if you want to sell it, I'd part it out. Because you can reuse the case, SSD and even RAM since 3200 is more than fine, to save yourself some cash. 

So I'm going to be building a brand new PC, I'm going more or less all out when the 3080 Ti comes out. I was thinking about selling things separately as well, but Swiss market isn't that big for these kinds of things. And the PC was build and used by me

[Riziko]

1 minute ago, TwilightRavens said:

So you are selling a whole pc to just get a gpu? How are you gonna use the new gpu without a pc, unless you planned on doing a whole system upgrade.

Well I was hoping for the PC to pay for the GPU, the system is going to be on the High End. Unless something mayor changes the rest is going to be around 2500$ + the GPU

[GDRRiley]

42 minutes ago, CommanderAlex said:

Oh well, I mean the improvements over Skylake is minimal based off of it still being 14nm process. Its basically a 3 year old rig that will still perform for a couple more years...

other than you know the 7700k is about to beat by a 100$ R3 3100x.

 

no one will know the price in a few months.

I'd recommend selling the board+CPU now and getting that soon before it actually becomes a 200$ combo.

[Sorenson]

4 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

other than you know the 7700k is about to beat by a 100$ R3 3100x.

 

no one will know the price in a few months.

I'd recommend selling the board+CPU now and getting that soon before it actually becomes a 200$ combo.

Lets not get ahead of ourselves. I'm sure the 3200x will be very comparable, but I doubt that it will out right beat the 7700k let alone the 3100x.

[GDRRiley]

1 minute ago, Sorenson said:

Lets not get ahead of ourselves. I'm sure the 3200x will be very comparable, but I doubt that it will out right beat the 7700k let alone the 3100x.

4 ryzen cores at 4.4-4.5ghz will beat the 7700k unless the chips OC to well above 5.1 or 5.2 it is going to be a hard sell.

[Sorenson]

Just now, GDRRiley said:

4 ryzen cores at 4.4-4.5ghz will beat the 7700k unless the chips OC to well above 5.1 or 5.2 it is going to be a hard sell.

Well my 3800x doesn't get to 4.5ghz so I doubt the 3200x will. Lets just wait for reviews

[GDRRiley]

1 minute ago, Sorenson said:

Well my 3800x doesn't get to 4.5ghz so I doubt the 3200x will. Lets just wait for reviews

its only 1/2 a chiplet and if you go a little voltage heavy which even a cheap board can do the 60-75A needed to max it out it will OC.

my point was waiting longer will just result in the value being lost even more.

[SansVarnic]

1 hour ago, Riziko said:

I'm in Switzerland

I was thinking a bit more, because the case, ssd and RAM alone are "still" 600$

Remember your selling used so there will be an automatic 20% depreciation on value.

[GDRRiley]

On 5/5/2020 at 5:41 PM, Sorenson said:

Well my 3800x doesn't get to 4.5ghz so I doubt the 3200x will. Lets just wait for reviews

it recks a 7700K

[Sorenson]

1 hour ago, GDRRiley said:

it recks a 7700K

Its slower in most games than the 7700k. If you watched other reviews you would see that it in fact does not "reck" the 7700k. Its a fair matchup, but the 7700k is still slightly faster. Would I buy a 7700k over a 3200x? no. If you overclock the 7700k its lead will grow, especially because of the limited overclock-ability of ryzen chips. 

[GDRRiley]

9 minutes ago, Sorenson said:

Its slower in most games than the 7700k. If you watched other reviews you would see that it in fact does not "reck" the 7700k. Its a fair matchup, but the 7700k is still slightly faster. Would I buy a 7700k over a 3200x? no. If you overclock the 7700k its lead will grow, especially because of the limited overclock-ability of ryzen chips. 

My point stands the 7700k is going to lose value fast.

[Sorenson]

9 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

My point stands the 7700k is going to lose value fast.

Bruh, I never said the 7700k wouldn't lose value. I just said it wasn't going to be "outright beat" by the 3100x, which it clearly isn't.