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I was just looking for the best method of selling my custom rig. I was thinking craigslist, but I want an outside opinion.

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I was just looking for the best method of selling my custom rig. I was thinking craigslist, but I want an outside opinion.

Find a local PC shop and see if you can trade it in for something on your wishlist/buy it off you? Most independent shops are pretty lenient like that.

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Don't be at a selling point where it would make new modern rigs less attractive. Seperate parts could help the scale of EPOS and sell in bundles could help the scheme of selling your computer.

Maybe selling the Case, CPU, Motherboard and Ram. Keep the hard drive or psu (actually leave the psu with the bundle) keep any drives so yeah. Throw in the cables SATA in PSU cables etc.

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I was just looking for the best method of selling my custom rig. I was thinking craigslist, but I want an outside opinion.

Ask around to see if anyone you know wants it. That's what I did.

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What are the specs? If it's too old, then I would keep it as a whole.

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