Quad Core Work Pc

[Orange The Hacker]

I don't really know where to put this, so hopefully general will be fine.

 

I have a pc with a Q6600, 4 GB of DDR2 at 800 MHz, a 250 SEAGATE 7200 RPM HDD, and Windows 10.

 

I'm planning on selling it but was wondering a couple of things:

Should I put a GPU in it to bring up the value?

How much is it worth?

Would upgrading it any other way be worth it for selling?

 

For any feedback I'm given, thanks in advance.

 

Edit: PC is using integrated Intel 82G41 Graphics from Intel DG41RQ motherboard.

[Princess Luna]

Like 100 dollars tops? I doubt any one would be much interest on an old Core2Quad

[iRileyx]

Not worth spending any money to upgrade that before selling.

Probably 75-100 as it stands.

[dnf]

If you have another better PC:

Sell it. I sold a PC with a Athalon x64 4200+, 2 GBs of RAM and a 3450 for $70 so I think if you just throw in some either cheap GPU like a GT 1030 or just some old shit you have laying around and if you can throw in a keyboard, mouse and monitor. Call it gaming and say it can run CS:GO (don't say that it runs it on 800x600 on lowest sttings in 20 fps.)....

If you DONT have another PC:

Buy a second hand GPU (like a 750 Ti), 8 GB of RAM and maybe a new 775 mobo that runs DDR3, also you might need a new PSU.

[kirashi]

17 minutes ago, Orange The Hacker said:

I have a pc with a Q6600, 4 GB of DDR2 at 800 MHz, a 250 SEAGATE 7200 RPM HDD, and Windows 10.

 

I'm planning on selling it but was wondering a couple of things:

Should I put a GPU in it to bring up the value?

How much is it worth?

Would upgrading it any other way be worth it for selling?

It's not worth much, maybe $100-$150 tops as is. You could add a GPU sure, but it'd be better off being used as a NAS or Minecraft Server (or other game server) over a GPU upgrade. Or just sell it and buy moar parts for your normal PC.