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Appraisal: What would you pay? (USA)

I'm looking at a used system for sale local to me. Specs are as follows:

 Rosewill Cullinan Red Gaming Cube with 2 LED red fans
- Intel i7 4790
- Asus Z97m-Plus motherboard
- 32GB crucial ram (DDR3)
- OCZ 700w semi modular PSU
- EVGA GeForce GTX 980 GPU
- Western Digital 512GB M.2 SSD
- 3TB Seagate secondary storage HDD

 

Guy is asking 900$ for it (OBO) and I think that's a crack-pipe price (even with the video card) but I may be out of the loop. What say you?

 

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2 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

I'm looking at a used system for sale local to me. Specs are as follows:

 Rosewill Cullinan Red Gaming Cube with 2 LED red fans
- Intel i7 4790
- Asus Z97m-Plus motherboard
- 32GB crucial ram (DDR3)
- OCZ 700w semi modular PSU
- EVGA GeForce GTX 980 GPU
- Western Digital 512GB M.2 SSD
- 3TB Seagate secondary storage HDD

 

Guy is asking 900$ for it (OBO) and I think that's a crack-pipe price (even with the video card) but I may be out of the loop. What say you?

 

Thats really not worth it. You can buy the card on ebay shipped buy it now for 250 and for 650 you can get a much more futureproof and faster ddr4 system and add a 980 if you want.

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I wouldn't pay more than $650-700.

 

The GPU holds most of the value, and 980s aren't exactly high end cards anymore.

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Currently 900 for that system isn't tooo crazy but still not a good price. 6-700 best right now. Psu is bin material most likely anyways. Case is garbo airflow. Had the same one come by a couple times but from sharkoon.

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Even with a GTX 980 that's a pretty bad price. I'd say it's worth more like $600-$700 tops. Of course the GPU market drives things up, but I wouldn't pay that much for a machine with a CPU from 2014. 

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Yeah guy is high on something with that price, wonder if he'd part it out though lol (need me a mATX 1150 board).

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Just now, BondiBlue said:

Even with a GTX 980 that's a pretty bad price. I'd say it's worth more like $600-$700 tops. Of course the GPU market drives things up, but I wouldn't pay that much for a machine with a CPU from 2014. 

It wouldn't be for gaming, so raw speed isn't critical here, but I figured they were asking way too much overall, plus the PSU is listed as pretty bad on the PSU tier list

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Just now, Radium_Angel said:

It wouldn't be for gaming, so raw speed isn't critical here, but I figured they were asking way too much overall, plus the PSU is listed as pretty bad on the PSU tier list

If it wouldn't be for gaming then why not get a simpler system that is prupose built for what you want?

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There is another one, also by the same seller, again, I assume crack pipe as he wants a cool 1k for it (but is open to offers!)

 

Thermaltake Level 20VT Gaming Cube custom with hub and fans from Tt View 51 case 2 ARGB fans-200mm in front, 130mm in rear
- Intel i5 4690 
- Asus Z97m-Plus motherboard
- 32GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical ram
- OCZ 600w semi modular PSU
- Asus WiFi Adapter PCE-15N Wireless N 300mbps
- EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB GPU
- Western Digital 512GB M.2 SSD
- 2TB Seagate secondary storage HDD

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1 minute ago, jaslion said:

If it wouldn't be for gaming then why not get a simpler system that is prupose built for what you want?

Primarily because I'm not in the mood to build a new system, and buying something pre-made is going to be easier for me right now.

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2 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Primarily because I'm not in the mood to build a new system, and buying something pre-made is going to be easier for me right now.

Then why not get a prebuilt hp, dell,.. used or new?

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2 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

There is another one, also by the same seller, again, I assume crack pipe as he wants a cool 1k for it (but is open to offers!)

 

Thermaltake Level 20VT Gaming Cube custom with hub and fans from Tt View 51 case 2 ARGB fans-200mm in front, 130mm in rear
- Intel i5 4690 
- Asus Z97m-Plus motherboard
- 32GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical ram
- OCZ 600w semi modular PSU
- Asus WiFi Adapter PCE-15N Wireless N 300mbps
- EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB GPU
- Western Digital 512GB M.2 SSD
- 2TB Seagate secondary storage HDD

He wants more for the one with the 970? $200 for the case, fans and WiFi adapter?

 

See if he'll let you go all scrapyard wars season 5?

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Just now, jaslion said:

Then why not get a prebuilt hp, dell,.. used or new?

I'm considering another Dell (Precision workstations 4lyfe!) but I"m not there yet

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6 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

There is another one, also by the same seller, again, I assume crack pipe as he wants a cool 1k for it (but is open to offers!)

 

Thermaltake Level 20VT Gaming Cube custom with hub and fans from Tt View 51 case 2 ARGB fans-200mm in front, 130mm in rear
- Intel i5 4690 
- Asus Z97m-Plus motherboard
- 32GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical ram
- OCZ 600w semi modular PSU
- Asus WiFi Adapter PCE-15N Wireless N 300mbps
- EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB GPU
- Western Digital 512GB M.2 SSD
- 2TB Seagate secondary storage HDD

That's even worse. That guy is on something. 

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15 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

There is another one, also by the same seller, again, I assume crack pipe as he wants a cool 1k for it (but is open to offers!)

 

Thermaltake Level 20VT Gaming Cube custom with hub and fans from Tt View 51 case 2 ARGB fans-200mm in front, 130mm in rear
- Intel i5 4690 
- Asus Z97m-Plus motherboard
- 32GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical ram
- OCZ 600w semi modular PSU
- Asus WiFi Adapter PCE-15N Wireless N 300mbps
- EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB GPU
- Western Digital 512GB M.2 SSD
- 2TB Seagate secondary storage HDD

Max 550 for that, I'd say.

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