What's It Worth?

[Evan beadow]

The specs are, An fx-6300 with a hyper 212 cooler, a GIGABYTE GA-970A-DS3P motherboard, 8GB of ddr3 ram, an gigabyte Rx 560 4GB of vram a EVGA SuperNOVA 550 G2 220-G2-0550-Y1 80+ GOLD 550W power supply, a 1Tb western digital blue HDD and a cooler master haf 922. i also have a Logitech g502 and a Logitech g410 atlas spectrum and a 1080p asus moniter. thanks i was just wondering if someone could tell me the price for just the system and the system plus the peripherals.  

[CapitalistVN]

According to today's price, your system would cost pretty decent. I would suggest around $700 if including peripherals, $500-550 without peripherals. The FX-6300 is still a 6-core, RX560 is still very new and powerful enough to run games, and your PSU is 80+ Gold. I wonder if your monitor is a gaming Asus monitor. All your other stuff is decent enough and $500-550 is worth it. But,the RAM price is still skyrocketing as hell and you should check price regularly.

[Evan beadow]

thank you very much do you think this will be a fast sell at this price or will it take a while? i live in Toronto if that helps 

[Vandorlot]

300-350 without peripherals, the fx series is absolute shit. with peripherals is 500 with everything.

[CapitalistVN]

9 minutes ago, Vandorlot said:

300-350 without peripherals, the fx series is absolute shit. with peripherals is 500 with everything.

Excuse me, the FX-6300 is a 6-core, overclockable, can reach well 4.8Ghz if have decent cooling. It's around $78 now, and it's still a bargain and a decent choice for budget system.

[CapitalistVN]

Sorry for my recent post, I would suggest $400-450 without peripherals, and because your mouse and keyboard are all great value, and I will just assume that your Asus monitor is a normal 1080p one, I would suggest $600 for everything.

22 minutes ago, CapitalistVN said:

According to today's price, your system would cost pretty decent. I would suggest around $700 if including peripherals, $500-550 without peripherals. The FX-6300 is still a 6-core, RX560 is still very new and powerful enough to run games, and your PSU is 80+ Gold. I wonder if your monitor is a gaming Asus monitor. All your other stuff is decent enough and $500-550 is worth it. But,the RAM price is still skyrocketing as hell and you should check price regularly.

 

[Vandorlot]

5 minutes ago, CapitalistVN said:

Excuse me, the FX-6300 is a 6-core, overclockable, can reach well 4.8Ghz if have decent cooling. It's around $78 now, and it's still a bargain and a decent choice for budget system.

6 core - True

Overclockable- True

4.8 GHZ -

It gets hot as hell - he doesnt have good cooling and youd need a 50 dollar noctua cooler. 

Its IPC is absolute shit so it wont matter. Its terrible for gaming and wont do any good at content creation. 

Jayz2cents did a video with the step up 8 core version and he paired it with great cooling and a titan xp. He got 50 fps max at mediujm/low settings in gta 5.

Ryzen 3 would be much more worth it if someones buying a PC because it wont require another cooler, they could get an overclockable board for 50 dollars.

[CapitalistVN]

2 minutes ago, Vandorlot said:

6 core - True

Overclockable- True

4.8 GHZ -

It gets hot as hell - he doesnt have good cooling and youd need a 50 dollar noctua cooler. 

Its IPC is absolute shit so it wont matter. Its terrible for gaming and wont do any good at content creation. 

Jayz2cents did a video with the step up 8 core version and he paired it with great cooling and a titan xp. He got 50 fps max at mediujm/low settings in gta 5.

Ryzen 3 would be much more worth it if someones buying a PC because it wont require another cooler, they could get an overclockable board for 50 dollars.

Uh Hyper 212 EVO is pretty decent for overclocking. Ryzen 3 is overclockable-True. But its stock Wraith cooler is not enough for overclocking, and again, a cheap $30 Hyper 212 and a overclockable board is enough. For the seller, this is a hard sell because I admit the FX-6300 is only equivalent to a 3rd Gen i5. It would be quite bottleneck for the RX 560.