How much is my pc worth now?

[FinishGamer86]

A couple of months ago I made a Topic where I asked people to evaluate my Pc. Many of them said the real performance killer was my 750ti , which I've changed with a GTX 1650 MINI ITX OC 4GB. I know I could've gone with something like a RX 570 or 580 but because of space in the case and power issues I could not buy. This is a prebuilt system which came with an i3-2100, 4GB RAM , Integrated GPU and a 500GB HDD FOR 80euros with shipping. Which I upgraded to 
My current specs: 
CPU: i7-2600 non K

RAM: 10GB DDR3 1333MHz

GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1650 MINI ITX OC 4GB

HDD: 3X500GB 

SSD: 32GB 

I know this PC is not the most powerful there is and it's quite old you can say , but even as of today it is not a bad system at all that can play pretty much anything at mediu/high settings at 1080p,

So If I were to sell this system (whole thing , not selling components) how much could I ask for it? (I'm from Italy)

[Fasauceome]

Really depends on where you're selling it. Even though the SSD is really small, it still boosts the speed of the PC by quite a lot. Otherwise, the specs are pretty basic so expect anything in the $300 to $400 range. Assuming, of course, you're selling in the suburban United States.

[Haro]

Obviously I do not know where you live 

But I would personally pay 300-350ish ( maybe 400 ) bucks for it 

 

[jaslion]

300 would be fair.

[dizmo]

Pointless to ask here.

1. Go to your local classifieds
2. Compare pricing
3. Price accordingly
4. Sell
5. Profit

Different regions have drastically different values for PCs.

[FinishGamer86]

19 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Pointless to ask here.

1. Go to your local classifieds
2. Compare pricing
3. Price accordingly
4. Sell
5. Profit

Different regions have drastically different values for PCs.

Pointless to say it now.

1. I already asked many times over the years

2. I always got a pretty accurate answer 

3. Selling prices here aren't that much different from people's answers.

4. I am asking people about their opinion about how much It would cost regardless where they are from.

5. What you said there Is not quite right , If I put up the ad for selling , not only Italian's would see it but everyone on the internet. (so someone could buy It from the United States) 

[Roswell]

20 minutes ago, FinishGamer86 said:

Pointless to say it now.

1. I already asked many times over the years

2. I always got a pretty accurate answer 

3. Selling prices here aren't that much different from people's answers.

4. I am asking people about their opinion about how much It would cost regardless where they are from.

5. What you said there Is not quite right , If I put up the ad for selling , not only Italian's would see it but everyone on the internet. (so someone could buy It from the United States) 

Asking here isn't going to do you any good because we're not from your location.

 

Go to eBay, search for your parts and filter by "sold" and "completed". Easy.

[Stockholmes]

That system is really old (except for the GPU), I wouldn't pay more than 200e for it myself. Not having an SSD you can load your games on does make a huge difference in my opinion. And some components (you didn't mention the PSU) might stop working any day (assuming you bought it when that 2600 was new). I don't think anyone would buy that machine for 400e, but if they do congrats, you made a killing on it :p.  Then again I wouldn't buy used in the first place, so I'm not too familiar with the used market. 400e atleast just seems bad value when the system is that, old to me.

 

E: Where do you even find such machines sold as new? That system is from 8 years ago lol. Assuming you bought it fairly recently (because you couldn't buy that for 80 euros back when it was new)?

[dizmo]

43 minutes ago, FinishGamer86 said:

Pointless to say it now.

1. I already asked many times over the years

2. I always got a pretty accurate answer 

3. Selling prices here aren't that much different from people's answers.

4. I am asking people about their opinion about how much It would cost regardless where they are from.

5. What you said there Is not quite right , If I put up the ad for selling , not only Italian's would see it but everyone on the internet. (so someone could buy It from the United States) 

If you want opinions on what it's worth elsewhere in the world, that makes no sense. It's irrelevant to you. No one is going to pay to ship something like that to the US, you'd be paying almost as much in shipping for something that's ancient and cheaper if bought locally.

[Kilrah]

33 minutes ago, Stockholmes said:

Assuming you bought it fairly recently (because you couldn't buy that for 80 euros back when it was new)?

He pretty obviously bought it used already.

 

Personally apart from the graphics card that's the kind of PC that could be found for free as someone discards it, so I wouldn't value it much above the GPU. 

[FinishGamer86]

1 hour ago, dizmo said:

 No one is going to pay to ship something like that to the US

Never say never

[FinishGamer86]

1 hour ago, dizmo said:

It's irrelevant to you.

No It's really not , cause I could sell it where it's better valued

[dizmo]

1 hour ago, FinishGamer86 said:

No It's really not , cause I could sell it where it's better valued

Like I said, no one's going to pay to ship your very old PC, at greater cost than buying it locally, to them.

[Dedayog]

If you were in my neighborhood and I could pick it up I would give $200 for it.  It's a low end PC now, and does that really say 32GB SSD?  Optane?