How are used Pcs priced?

[DigBick]

(not here to sell pc, just looking for how to price pc) 

I was looking to sell my used pc as I was new to the pc scene and on a very tight budget of £300 (yikes, i know). I finally decided to build my own pc but  I've decided to sell my old one for extra money. 

 

I have a MSI gtx 1050 ti with a fan that is slightly broken (makes a loud noise but it hasn't for a few months) 

An I5 2500k LGA 1155

4 x 4gb Ram - unkown

1tb Toshiba HDD 

Intel Motherboard GY6Y8 MixroAtx 

Dell Optiplex 7010 Mid Tower Case

 

I just want to know how much they'll be priced for and where I can sell it for the best possible price/ a place where it will be sold

[Tech87]

Your best bet is to look through ads in your local secondary market (Kijiji style), and then find a few systems similar to yours and price yours like that.

 

The more competitive your price, the faster it will sell.

[DigBick]

Ahh okay I see, I should just look for each individual part and see what the average is, add them all up together and I should have my pc price, but i should probably price it at a lower price thank you!

[Helpful Tech Witch]

keep that 1050ti. It's going to be better than what you can get in a 300$ PC.

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

1 minute ago, Kazuma Sato said:

Ahh okay I see, I should just look for each individual part and see what the average is, add them all up together and I should have my pc price

Actually the individual parts might sell for more than the whole system together. It might be best for you to part it out, especially the GPU. You can try looking for similar systems to see what yours might go for and compare that to the combined price of the individual parts.

[Tech87]

1 minute ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

keep that 1050ti. It's going to be better than what you can get in a 300$ PC.

I agree.

Keep the 1050ti and use it in your other system.

Sell the rest as a complete PC. The 2500k will have built in graphics that someone can use to get display from.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

1 minute ago, Tech87 said:

I agree.

Keep the 1050ti and use it in your other system.

Sell the rest as a complete PC. The 2500k will have built in graphics that someone can use to get display from.

Yeah. For 300$, a system without a gpu is viable.

[8tg]

Component prices on eBay, what they sell for on average, combined and with some non value components omitted, such as stock coolers or cables, cheap power supplies or cases.