nvidia 525m gaming

[moneyshot]

i have an all in one pc i want to sell cheap i just replaced the thermal paste on it just waiting on the 256gb ssd to arrive

 

specs

i3-2120
2x 8gb 1333mhz
nvidia 525m 1gb

 

in my listing i wanted to also post some of the games it could run even if they need to run at low setting and low rez as long as they could hit a constant 30fps

 

 

[AbydosOne]

4 minutes ago, moneyshot said:

in my listing i wanted to also post some of the games it could run even if they need to run at low setting and low rez as long as they could hit 30fps

Don't even bother advertising it for gaming. At this point, it's a Facebook/email/etc PC and barely anything more.

[BondiBlue]

I wouldn't waste your time doing that. Listing games that a computer can run very poorly won't help you sell it. It's an old computer that's fine for general web browsing and media consumption, but not much else. 

[moneyshot]

9 minutes ago, BondiBlue said:

I wouldn't waste your time doing that. Listing games that a computer can run very poorly won't help you sell it. It's an old computer that's fine for general web browsing and media consumption, but not much else. 

it would be good if they want to by the all in one pc for a kid it would be good to list some games it could run that is what i did with 2 old desktops i sold but i tested games on it before selling both people brought them for there kids

i just really don't have time to go and test a bunch of games on it but im guessing it could run most games 2010 or older depending on settings right?

[BondiBlue]

1 minute ago, moneyshot said:

i would be good if they want to by the all in one pc for a kid it would be good to list some games it could run that is what i did with 2 old desktops i sold but i tested games on it before selling both people brought them for there kids

i just really don't have time to go and test a bunch of games on it but im guessing it could run most games 2010 or older depending on settings right?

As nice as it is for sellers to go through and make sure the computer in question is going to hold up for specific scenarios, here's the deal: you're selling a used computer. It's up to the buyer to make sure it'll meet their needs. List the specs in the listing, and if someone messages you asking if a specific program or game will run then you can help them determine that. Otherwise you're just wasting your time. 

[Action_Johnson]

It could run Half-Life and Unreal Tournament no problem. 

[Guest]

I agree with pretty much everyone in this thread, it's a waste of time and futile to mention what the computer can and cannot do. List a fair price for it, it is the buyer's job to decide whether or not the computer meets their needs.

 

Nobody's playing games on that computer. It's a web browsing and Microsoft Office PC. It's fine for that and really nothing more.