Best place to get rid of an old build?

[OnionRings]

Where's the best place to get rid of an old build entirely or just selling your parts? I know craigslist is pretty good sometimes but I hate it, I'll use it if need be I just usually never get any serious offers, only low ballers and idiots. However I have moved recently and not tried selling anything on this new site. I'm asking because I have a post under build planning called upgrades and basically im planning to swap almost every part probably except my 1 ram stick and hdd so I might just sell my current build and just make a new one ground up.

[failblox]

FreeGeek is a great place if you're looking to donate your rig. I'm not sure if they give money for parts though, since they're a non-profit organization.

[byalexandr]

CL

[OnionRings]

That says " donate " your used stuff, I obviously want money for my stuff since I spent alot.

[themctipers]

whats your build?

 

you can dump your old build at my house for free  

[OnionRings]

Just now, themctipers said:

whats your build?

 

you can dump your old build at my house for free  

1GHZ half core, 99mb ram ddr1, windows 32, gtx 1

[themctipers]

2 minutes ago, OnionRings said:

That says " donate " your used stuff, I obviously want money for my stuff since I spent alot.

 

Just now, OnionRings said:

1GHZ half core, 99mb ram ddr1, windows 32, gtx 1

kden.

[OnionRings]

Seriously though whats the best place? A pawn shop is closed to me but I'd probably get 200$ lmao.

[Map3y]

whats your specs  for what price you are looking? 

Try looking on /r/hardwareswap, they might help you...

[OnionRings]

Here's my speccy. http://prntscr.com/c67huu

[OnionRings]

Btw my ram is not 1066mhz idk why speccy says it is its 2133

[done12many2]

2 minutes ago, OnionRings said:

Btw my ram is not 1066mhz idk why speccy says it is its 2133

 

DDR stands for Double Data Rate.  The effective frequency of DDR operating at 1066 MHz would be twice that or 2133 MHz.

[OnionRings]

Just now, done12many2 said:

 

DDR stands for Double Data Rate.  The effective frequency of DDR operating at 1066 MHz would be twice that or 2133 MHz.

Oh so its not detecting wrong? My bad then. I'm still not the best pc guy ever, I'd say intermediate.

[done12many2]

Just now, OnionRings said:

Oh so its not detecting wrong? My bad then. I'm still not the best pc guy ever, I'd say intermediate.

 

No, it's detecting just fine.  General rule of thumb is to take whatever number you see on the fancy package and divide that by two for your DDR's true operating frequency.