How much could I get for this?

[c0d0ps]

My computer/build is in my spoiler.

 

I have had it for 1-2 years so far.

Have only had it oc'd for a total of 15 minutes (I think) otherwise stock settings.

Custom fan profile.

 

Need to know anything else?

 

Edit:

I live in Sweden.

[PlayStation 2]

$320 as a whole

$400 with display

[ttam]

Build it on PCPartpicker.com and realistically it will sell between 60-75% of the full cost

[Buizel10]

A

 

My computer/build is in my spoiler.

 

I have had it for 1-2 years so far.

Have only had it oc'd for a total of 15 minutes (I think) otherwise stock settings.

Custom fan profile.

 

Need to know anything else?

I think around $600 due to the performance of the video card

[salecar3]

400$ with Windows maybe 450$

[Arwanell]

it's silly asking this here since you're from sweden

here you will hear USA/Canadian prices

 

for example @Dan Castellaneta said 320$

in my country you could get 400€+ no problem, heck maybe even 500 (which is a big difference)

 

so the best thing is to check your local used parts website and try to find the reasonable prices on your components and add them together

[minibois]

600 or so euros

[ttam]

Parts new without screen are about $720. If you were to part it out, $450ish

Keyboard would sell for $80ish since it is mechanical

Screen would go for about $100

 

The guys posting $300 have absolutely no idea what they are talking about but since this is USD prices.. And in Sweden the cost might be higher due to the general overpriced items in the EU

 

I buy/sell A LOT of items online. In the past 5 years I've probably sold well over 1000 high end items, including 150+ on reddit/forums

[The Official Czex]

A

 

I think around $600 due to the performance of the video card

 

No... You're looking at a 300-350 USD system.

[ttam]

No... You're looking at a 300-350 USD system.

450 more realistically. Would part out for 450-500

[c0d0ps]

$320 as a whole

$400 with display

320 is like half the cost (I think) that's very low.

[c0d0ps]

No... You're looking at a 300-350 USD system.

Doesn't cost that in Sweden..

Cost like 600 usd in sweden.

[PlayStation 2]

320 is like half the cost (I think) that's very low.

And that PC wasn't worth the full price.

[c0d0ps]

Build it on PCPartpicker.com and realistically it will sell between 60-75% of the full cost

So I should put it out for 75% of the cost and see if  anyone wanna buy?

[c0d0ps]

And that PC wasn't worth the full price.

I know that something used is not worth 100% but it should be at least 60%,

and (maximum?) 80%.

[c0d0ps]

400$ with Windows maybe 450$

I have windows 10.

[PlayStation 2]

I know that something used is not worth 100% but it should be at least 60%,

and (maximum?) 80%.

You aren't getting anything more than $350. This isn't me in denial. This is me saying that you're not getting much for it.

[c0d0ps]

it's silly asking this here since you're from sweden

here you will hear USA/Canadian prices

 

for example @Dan Castellaneta said 320$

in my country you could get 400€+ no problem, heck maybe even 500 (which is a big difference)

 

so the best thing is to check your local used parts website and try to find the reasonable prices on your components and add them together

Okay.

I just wanted to know the maximum price I should put for this computer when and if I choose to sell it.

[c0d0ps]

You aren't getting anything more than $350. This isn't me in denial. This is me saying that you're not getting much for it.

Why so low?

I thought I would get at least 400-500 usd keeping in mind that I have a ssd and my gpu isn't entry tier.

 

We don't have as much sales and it costs a bit more here in Sweden (I think).

 

For 350 usd I would expect no ssd and low tier gpu.

[PlayStation 2]

Why so low?

I thought I would get at least 400-500 usd keeping in mind that I have a ssd and my gpu isn't entry tier.

 

We don't have as much sales and it costs a bit more here in Sweden (I think).

 

For 350 usd I would expect no ssd and low tier gpu.

The used market is a bitch.

[c0d0ps]

Parts new without screen are about $720. If you were to part it out, $450ish

Keyboard would sell for $80ish since it is mechanical

Screen would go for about $100

 

The guys posting $300 have absolutely no idea what they are talking about but since this is USD prices.. And in Sweden the cost might be higher due to the general overpriced items in the EU

 

I buy/sell A LOT of items online. In the past 5 years I've probably sold well over 1000 high end items, including 150+ on reddit/forums

I am only (thinking about) selling the computer.

However, the prices you wrote sounds a lot less farfetched compared to what others have said.. 

[c0d0ps]

The used market is a bitch.

I haven't looked much for used stuff before so perhaps it is..

 

I think I could get a minimum of 450 usd though since it costs more in Sweden.

If I get less than that then I'll keep it I guess..

 

For the cheapest cost possible I got the computer for 700 usd (I think), I bought the parts from 3 different stores to reduce total cost.

[Arwanell]

Okay.

I just wanted to know the maximum price I should put for this computer when and if I choose to sell it.

only your fellow sweds can help you with that more or less...

nevermind, just do as you said, put the prices of new components together and post it for 80%

leave it for a week or so, then 75%...70% and so on

 

unless you're in a hurry

[Arwanell]

The used market is a bitch.

exactlly, especially when we're talking about hardware

i never buy used parts, because people in my country are idiots

example: selling 2 months old 6700 for 340€ (new is 350) 

disaster

[c0d0ps]

only your fellow sweds can help you with that more or less...

nevermind, just do as you said, put the prices of new components together and post it for 80%

leave it for a week or so, then 75%...70% and so on

 

unless you're in a hurry

I am certainly not in hurry :=)

I just want to keep my options open and know what I can do with them.

 

I don't know of any Swedish pc forums, however I'll try this.