Planning to sell my PC,

[Kade b]

I am building a new PC in a few weeks and I wanna sell my current one when I do so but I don't know what to sell it for, It has: 2x G.Skill Aegis 8GB DDR4 3200Mhz @2666mhz (mobo + cpu limit), 1650 asus tuf, i5-10400f, 240gb ssd, 1tb hdd, Thermaltake Contac Silent 12 CPU cooler, Thermaltake H330 case, Basic M-ATX motherboard.

Please suggest me some prices to sell it for (AUD)

[PDifolco]

That's your call, but why building a full new PC ? Imho you need

+8GB RAM

A bigger 500GB or 1TB SSD (NVme if possible), can sell your 240Gb but keep HDD for backups, medias ..

*and above all* a better GPU, depends on your budget but at least a 6600

 

You can keep the rest, they're good parts...

[tkitch]

unless it's an HP or Dell type OEM build?  You should be able to turn on XMP to get 3200 speeds from your RAM.

 

OTherwise, nothing in your system seems especially bad?  Keep running it!

[Kade b]

3 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

That's your call, but why building a full new PC ? Imho you need

+8GB RAM

A bigger 500GB or 1TB SSD (NVme if possible), can sell your 240Gb but keep HDD for backups, medias ..

*and above all* a better GPU, depends on your budget but at least a 6600

 

You can keep the rest, they're good parts...

Sorry forgot to add a 2x for the ram as I have 16gb dual channel, the reason for the upgrade is because I'm going to a fully new PC, 12th gen Intel, 3080ti, all round just top end pc.

[Kade b]

1 minute ago, tkitch said:

unless it's an HP or Dell type OEM build?  You should be able to turn on XMP to get 3200 speeds from your RAM.

 

OTherwise, nothing in your system seems especially bad?  Keep running it!

I wanna upgrade as I just don't wanna touch my PC again for a few years as I'd be moving to 3080ti and 12th gen Intel, and I want to sell it when I build one but for a fair price so someone else can enjoy it without dropping a stupid amount of money.

[dizmo]

You're better off looking at the local classifieds and comparing pricing there. Prices for used rigs vary greatly even from city to city, so any price suggestions you get here will be useless unless they're from the same city as you. 

[PDifolco]

2 hours ago, Kade b said:

I wanna upgrade as I just don't wanna touch my PC again for a few years as I'd be moving to 3080ti and 12th gen Intel, and I want to sell it when I build one but for a fair price so someone else can enjoy it without dropping a stupid amount of money.

I'd say it's worth around $500, a new one with samey specs costs $700

[Kade b]

57 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

I'd say it's worth around $500, a new one with samey specs costs $700

Is this in USD or AUD?

[PDifolco]

58 minutes ago, Kade b said:

Is this in USD or AUD?

Arf us$500 that's 700 Aussie rubles

[medar]

23 hours ago, Kade b said:

I am building a new PC in a few weeks and I wanna sell my current one when I do so but I don't know what to sell it for, It has: 2x G.Skill Aegis 8GB DDR4 3200Mhz @2666mhz (mobo + cpu limit), 1650 asus tuf, i5-10400f, 240gb ssd, 1tb hdd, Thermaltake Contac Silent 12 CPU cooler, Thermaltake H330 case, Basic M-ATX motherboard.

Please suggest me some prices to sell it for (AUD)

Go on the site where you want to sell the given components. Search every and each one of those components and add the prices up to a calculator (if you are selling the whole build together), and then you can lower the price a little bit if you want customers to kick in faster, that is how I do it every time I sell anything, it always works well for me. NOTE: do not look up prices of new parts, look up parts of used parts if yours are used obviously.

[WkdPaul]

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