Used Pc Value

[JJ48_24]

What do you think a used pc of these specs would go for?

 

CPU: I5-2500

Mobo: H61

GPU: GTX 960

PSU: 350w

SSD: 256gb

HHD: 1tb

Case: DIYPC Solo-T2-BK

RAM: 8GB ddr3

[dizmo]

1. Go to your local classifieds.
2. Compare pricing.
3. Price accordingly.
4. Sell.
5. Profit.

[JJ48_24]

Thanks

[JJ48_24]

Processor 3.3ghz i5-2500 (4 Cores)
8gb Ram DDR3
250gb Hard Drive (Windows 10pro)
DVD-RW
22" Wide Screen Monitor
(have many different 22" Monitors to choose from)
 This was posted for $180 so would $270ish be reasonable?

[Guest]

300~ USD? 

[JJ48_24]

Yeah, thats around what I thought. I don't have the pc just on the edge of trying to do a flip on a used pc.

[imreloadin]

13 minutes ago, dizmo said:

1. Go to your local classifieds.
2. Compare pricing.
3. Price accordingly.
4. Sell.
5. Profit.

1. Go to your local classifieds.

2. Realize you live in the middle of nowhere so nobody sells PCs.

3. Cry yourself to sleep.

 

There is no step 4 or 5 as step 3 is all you do

[dizmo]

10 minutes ago, imreloadin said:

1. Go to your local classifieds.

2. Realize you live in the middle of nowhere so nobody sells PCs.

3. Cry yourself to sleep.

 

There is no step 4 or 5 as step 3 is all you do

Still, prices from other areas are irrelevant. If you have no market, then you should just price extremely high and lower it until someone buys it.

Getting prices from other regions more often than not will simply screw you over. For example, where I live now I got $400 for my GTX 980. Where I lived before, I'd be lucky to get $300, because the market is much more saturated.

21 minutes ago, JJ48_24 said:

Processor 3.3ghz i5-2500 (4 Cores)
8gb Ram DDR3
250gb Hard Drive (Windows 10pro)
DVD-RW
22" Wide Screen Monitor
(have many different 22" Monitors to choose from)
 This was posted for $180 so would $270ish be reasonable?

Doesn't really sound like a worthwhile endeavor to be honest, especially for hardware that old. You're more likely to lose money or a considerable amount of time.

[JJ48_24]

3 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Still, prices from other areas are irrelevant. If you have no market, then you should just price extremely high and lower it until someone buys it.

Getting prices from other regions more often than not will simply screw you over. For example, where I live now I got $400 for my GTX 980. Where I lived before, I'd be lucky to get $300, because the market is much more saturated.

Doesn't really sound like a worthwhile endeavor to be honest, especially for hardware that old. You're more likely to lose money or a considerable amount of time.

The pc I am looking to buy has a mystery 2 series CPU 8gb of ddr3 a 512gb HHD and a 350w PSU for $50. The seller has no knowledge of computers.

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, JJ48_24 said:

The pc I am looking to buy has a mystery 2 series CPU 8gb of ddr3 a 512gb HHD and a 350w PSU for $50. The seller has no knowledge of computers.

Eh, you might break even, and that's likely from parting it out. Still not really worth the time and effort involved to make maybe $30.

[JJ48_24]

With adding all the component listed above including a used I5 2500 the price was 245 total

[JJ48_24]

So I would be making like $50