What's a reasonable price for this?

[GigabitXe]

I am preparing to upgrade my computer and I am going to sell my old system (minus the GPU and ssd). I have the parts I am selling with what prices I think are reasonable in this list. Are these prices reasonable? Should I charge more or less or is this about right? Any input is appreciated. Prices in USD.

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/MHmHmg

 

[UpTheDons]

these are the parts you are selling right?

[GigabitXe]

2 minutes ago, Ed-petit said:

these are the parts you are selling right?

Yes. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. 

[UpTheDons]

5 minutes ago, GigabitXe said:

Yes. Sorry if I didn't make that clear. 

i would say those are fairly reasonable prices although it really depends on the used market in your are. I would just test the water and try and sell a couple of items to see the amount of interest around you. Then sell the rest if you think you can.

[Slayer3032]

The 640gb drive is valueless, 500gb-1tb used drives are $5-10 tops. I'm not seeing a graphics card so it's not for gaming, which is fine but means you're going to compete with like a Dell Optiplex and other dirt cheap prebuilts.

 

I would pull the nice memory out of it and list for $150 and sell the memory separately. It's far more valuable outside of the system. If someone happens to purchase it with the intent to stick a video card into it and play games, offer them the memory for $25.

[dizmo]

As others have already said, you're better off checking your local listings and pricing accordingly.

Some people would rather deal with a local and pay more than deal with eBay and get a better price.

 

12 minutes ago, Slayer3032 said:

The 640gb drive is valueless, 500gb-1tb used drives are $5-10 tops. I'm not seeing a graphics card so it's not for gaming, which is fine but means you're going to compete with like a Dell Optiplex and other dirt cheap prebuilts.

 

I would pull the nice memory out of it and list for $150 and sell the memory separately. It's far more valuable outside of the system. If someone happens to purchase it with the intent to stick a video card into it and play games, offer them the memory for $25.

Not entirely true. I've sold 1TB drives pretty consistently for $20.

[Slayer3032]

9 minutes ago, dizmo said:

As others have already said, you're better off checking your local listings and pricing accordingly.

Some people would rather deal with a local and pay more than deal with eBay and get a better price.

 

Not entirely true. I've sold 1TB drives pretty consistently for $20.

Well used drives? I mean I guess it depends on when it was manufactured and all that but most of the 1TB drives I see are like 8-10 years old now or dying laptop drives. I don't think 640gb drives have been made in the past 10 years and it's a Deathstar which were known for well dying.

 

I don't believe it adds any real value to a build like this still. I couldn't call it $160 or $175 just because it has a spare drive in it that is far from new.

[dizmo]

5 hours ago, Slayer3032 said:

Well used drives? I mean I guess it depends on when it was manufactured and all that but most of the 1TB drives I see are like 8-10 years old now or dying laptop drives. I don't think 640gb drives have been made in the past 10 years and it's a Deathstar which were known for well dying.

 

I don't believe it adds any real value to a build like this still. I couldn't call it $160 or $175 just because it has a spare drive in it that is far from new.

Drives from servers, yes. Most were at least 8 years old.