What is this worth?

[Zynapse]

What is a reasonable price for my current PC? 

 

My rig:

CPU: Intel i5-2500k

MOBO: Asus P8P67-M pro

GPU: Asus GTX970 Strix DirectCU II

PSU: Corsair TX650 Bronze

STORAGE: 1x Corsair 128GB ssd, 1x 2TB hdd (I would like to keep the HDD)

CASE: Cooler Master HAF 912

OTHER: 1x BD/DVD reader, 1x DVD reader/burner

[beach_boy98]

What country and currency?

[xDanielxOossiex]

600-800 USD? I dont know the prices in USA..

[Zynapse]

1 minute ago, beach_boy98 said:

What country and currency?

I currently live in Sweden using the Swedish krona (SEK) but I don't mind getting any recommendations in dollar ($) or euro (€)

[Alexzz_]

check the prices on pcpartpicker and take about 20% off the price

[Zynapse]

2 minutes ago, Alexzz_ said:

check the prices on pcpartpicker and take about 20% off the price

That's a great idea but isn't 20% too little? This PC is currently rocking it's 5th year (appart from the GPU)

[Alexzz_]

Just now, Zynapse said:

That's a great idea but isn't 20% too little? This PC is currently rocking it's 5th year (appart from the GPU)

depends, is it bottle necking with the cpu? what fps do you get in most games at 1080p?

[Lurick]

There are sites that tell you the average ebay price something sells or sold for. Add up all the components according to that to get a rough estimate of what to expect.

[Guest]

600~ USd 

[Zynapse]

Just now, Alexzz_ said:

depends, is it bottle necking with the cpu? what fps do you get in most games at 1080p?

The only game where I've experienced any fps below 60 is in Battlefield 4 with ultra settings when there's a lot if stuff happening at once. Otherwise I get a solid 70-100 fps.

[Zynapse]

2 minutes ago, Lurick said:

There are sites that tell you the average ebay price something sells or sold for. Add up all the components according to that to get a rough estimate of what to expect.

I could tryu that, could you post a link to any of those sites? 

[chicksoup]

maybe 500€

the gpu can bought used for 250€ on a trading website similar to craigslist in Austria and the pc components may be worth 250€. If you really want to sell maybe leave a little room to negotiate downwards.

[Alexzz_]

Just now, Zynapse said:

The only game where I've experienced any fps below 60 is in Battlefield 4 with ultra settings when there's a lot if stuff happening at once. Otherwise I get a solid 70-100 fps.

well then its still preforming very well, 20% should be good if you also post these specs in the description when selling.

[Lurick]

4 minutes ago, Zynapse said:

I could tryu that, could you post a link to any of those sites? 

I tried to find some of them but nothing showed up in my search results so maybe they've all disappeared in the past couple of years. Most people suggest doing an Advanced Search on ebay for completed listings and finding the average price from there.

[checkinindza]

You can just buy new motherboard and new CPU...

[TheRandomness]

34 minutes ago, Zynapse said:

That's a great idea but isn't 20% too little? This PC is currently rocking it's 5th year (appart from the GPU)

You could just get a 3000 series CPU and then upgrade to a 1070 or whatever  or what @checkinindza said.

[byalexandr]

Just like I tell everyone else, part it out, you'll make way more money. Sell the CPU, mobo, and RAM as one listing, sell the GPU as another, sell the case, PSU, and ODD as another, and sell the storage as another.