Old PC rebuilt

[smith315pm]

so my friend had a new pc recently that i built for him and he wanted to sell on his old pc (3 1/2 years old) which was very dusty. i took the pc to bits and fully cleaned it from top to bottom and then rebuilt it in to a newer case that i had laying around and just wanted to see what you guys think and also on how much he should expect to make from selling this pc. please bare in mind that we live in the uk so are expecting the relevant pricing. the specs are as follows

 

mobo - asus p8z77-v lga1155 ddr3 compatible

processor - intel i7 2700k

ram - 8gb samsung 8gb ddr3 1600mhz

gpu - palit nvidia gtx 660 ti 2gb

storage - samsung 250gb ssd for operating system, 1 tb wd hdd

psu - 600 watt fps group 80 plus bronze (obviously not that great but it runs all the components fine)

operating system - windows 10

optical drives - blue ray player/dvd rewriter + dvd re writer/ cd rewriter

 

if iv left anything out then please say, also included is a 22 inch 1080p monitor iiyama prolite e2273hds

 

Thanks guys.

 

[Sam Z Man]

Part it out.

[smith315pm]

Part it out.

really wanted to sell it all in one to save time

[Sam Z Man]

really wanted to sell it all in one to save time

No one's going to buy a 660ti paired with a 2700K.

[KemoKa]

Sell the parts individually. As an entire system, $400 seems right. @ Sam Z Man is right, no one will want to buy that config as it is. The 2700K is better off paired with something along the lines of a 7970 or a 390X. Or even a higher-end GPU than that.

[smith315pm]

Sell the parts individually. As an entire system, $400 seems right.

i was looking for uk prices as in the description

[smith315pm]

Sell the parts individually. As an entire system, $400 seems right. @ Sam Z Man is right, no one will want to buy that config as it is. The 2700K is better off paired with something along the lines of a 7970 or a 390X. Or even a higher-end GPU than that.

at the time when that processor was out the gtx 980 ti was 3 years not thought of...... if thats the case then upgrades are always an option for the buyer

[KemoKa]

at the time when that processor was out the gtx 980 ti was 3 years not thought of...... if thats the case then upgrades are always an option for the buyer

OP would be better off just selling the parts individually, if that's the case. A 2700K and a mid-tier Z77 motherboard will still fetch a decent amount of money. Say, $200 for the CPU and $50 for the motherboard.

[smith315pm]

OP would be better off just selling the parts individually, if that's the case. A 2700K and a mid-tier Z77 motherboard will still fetch a decent amount of money. Say, $200 for the CPU and $50 for the motherboard.

see this is why i asked for uk thoughts as i seen that cpu go over $200 on ebay uk onlys the other day so your input being from america is not very helpful

[KemoKa]

see this is why i asked for uk thoughts as i seen that cpu go over $200 on ebay uk onlys the other day so your input being from america is not very helpful

So drop it down to £160 for the CPU and £40 for the motherboard.

[smith315pm]

So drop it down to £160 for the CPU and £40 for the motherboard.

then im stuck with components that i cant get rid of, wheras more inexperienced people will be looking for a decent starter gaming pc that will run games like bf4 at med to high settings. 

[Sam Z Man]

Sell the ram, CPU, and mobo as a combo.

Sell everything else separately.

[KemoKa]

then im stuck with components that i cant get rid of, wheras more inexperienced people will be looking for a decent starter gaming pc that will run games like bf4 at med to high settings. 

So sell the entire machine for £330.

[DarkBlade2117]

That is still a pretty rock solid system. Heck, I would buy it off you if I had the money and lived in the UK. £300-£400 would be a good starting point.

[smith315pm]

That is still a pretty rock solid system. Heck, I would buy it off you if I had the money and lived in the UK. £300-£400 would be a good starting point.

thanks for the input.