How much would this pc be worth, used?

[Petecool]

How much would this be worth used????

 

 

 

 

Asus Rampage 4 extreme socket 2011 

Intel i7 3960x 

32 gigs of kingston hyperX (1600mhz) 

2x 240 gig intel 520 SSD's 

1tb WD black for storage 

EVGA signature ed GTX690 

Corsiar AX 850w PSU (with custom cables) 

Corsiar H100i water cooler with SP120 fans 

Corsiar 600t case

DVD writer 

Dell 2711 monitor 2560x1440 SHD 

[Jobbe03]

1800-2000$ Maybe?

[Wano97]

Take original price of each part and decrease by 20-30%

[Gung Pow Chicken]

I would say 2k easily

[steffen_anywhere]

@Petecool are you buying or selling?

[DigitalHermit]

How much are you willing to sell/buy it?

I know of a place where I'm from who'll appraise that at 60-80USD (WHICH IS A HUGE FUCKING SCAM)...

[Petecool]

@Petecool are you buying or selling?

well i am thinking about buying it, its for sale at $1000

[Najuno]

In all reality it's hard to resell expensive computer hardware for a good price.

 

Don't get me wrong this is definetley a good solid piece of hardware... but last generation... all of it. Pretty much all components have a successor meanwhile.

 

If I would have to sell this, I'd probably go in a range of 1400-1600 USD (maybe with the screen 1800 USD). Most normal main stream users buy their computer for way under 1000 USD and will never understand why a used rig should be that expensive. And the ethusiasts want to have the latest and greatest in hardware... it's some kind of a dilemma...

 

If it is buying I'd go max 1200-1400 USD.

[steffen_anywhere]

well i am thinking about buying it, its for sale at $1000

 

Well if it all works then buy it for that price. It is worth that easily.

[Petecool]

In all reality it's hard to resell expensive computer hardware for a good price.

 

Don't get me wrong this is definetley a good solid piece of hardware... but last generation... all of it. Pretty much all components have a successor meanwhile.

 

If I would have to sell this, I'd probably go in a range of 1400-1600 USD (maybe with the screen 1800 USD). Most normal main stream users buy their computer for way under 1000 USD and will never understand why a used rig should be that expensive. And the ethusiasts want to have the latest and greatest in hardware... it's some kind of a dilemma...

 

If it is buying I'd go max 1200-1400 USD.

yeah i understand, i was thinking about building a new pc with dual 290's or a single 780ti. but if i could get this pc for less than half the price of my new build, then why not?? then maybe when more graphics cards are optimised better for 4k, ill build a new pc

[KamiKatze]

well i am thinking about buying it, its for sale at $1000

 

Smells like a trap. That's ridiculously cheap. Be careful. Other than that, instabuy.

[Petecool]

Smells like a trap. That's ridiculously cheap. Be careful. Other than that, instabuy.

he put the bid up for like a day. if he wanted to make more money he needed to put it up for at least a week or more.. 

[Najuno]

yeah i understand, i was thinking about building a new pc with dual 290's or a single 780ti. but if i could get this pc for less than half the price of my new build, then why not?? then maybe when more graphics cards are optimised better for 4k, ill build a new pc

 

Okay you've got a point here... but 1000 USD is etremly cheap for this. Please take all the care you have and test this rig through and through, otherwise you could sit on a 1000 USD piece of chunk!

I mean if I would sell my pc now without the water cooling I would at least ask for 1500 USD and that rig has no X79 Rampage IV board just a Z87 Formula VI...

[seiny]

Usually when it's too good to be true, it is, not true.

[Ren]

Rough estimate but I'm putting it at ~$1600-$1750.

At least that's close to what I'd expect/ask for/pay, max.

[Ren]

You've gotta keep in mind that this is a bulk sale and not individual, which will reduce the price of things a bit more.

I think everyone here that's calculated it with depreciation and plain old estimates for older tech compared to the most recent, they totaled it based on individual price.

[Petecool]

The b

 

Okay you've got a point here... but 1000 USD is etremly cheap for this. Please take all the care you have and test this rig through and through, otherwise you could sit on a 1000 USD piece of chunk!

I mean if I would sell my pc now without the water cooling I would at least ask for 1500 USD and that rig has no X79 Rampage IV board just a Z87 Formula VI...

the bid just finished, i got it for $1200 AUD

[Najuno]

The b

 

the bid just finished, i got it for $1200 AUD

 

Then congrats and hopefully you'll get for what you paid .

[Ren]

If this is a local ad, I'd ask to see it working first and validate that all hw is ok. It sounds more like something leaked/mobo or power supply fried if it's that cheap, but who knows.

[The_Strict_Nein]

Yeah, $1000 USD sounds far too little for that, that easily an $800 graphics card, a $400 CPU, $300 worth of Mobo etc.

 

I wouldn't but it for a grand without the option of going to his house or having him bring it yours and looking at it turn on first.