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Benjamin King2 said:The case is roughly $1,000.
The monitor will run you about $1,000 to $1,100.
If you're looking to offload Windows licenses, expect maybe $700.
Otherwise, if you're actually trying to sell stuff, head over to the hardware section on Craigslist. Post it there, not on this thread.
Sorry, I have no idea how this process works. :/
Lawrence Phillips said:It’s overkill.
With four grand, you could build a rig today that would make your current setup look like a calculator.
Do some actual research on sites like Newegg or PCPartPicker to see what comparable builds cost. Your current valuation isn't even grounded in reality; it's just the same recycled numbers over and over.
I suggest the moderator move this thread to the used hardware valuation section. Let's see what the community actually thinks of your offer there.
$1333 That amount of money could easily fund a decent entry-level gaming PC.
Look, I don't know much about this stuff. My expertise lies with cars and motorcycles. This is for a PC—my girlfriend wants it—so how much do you think this whole lot is worth combined?
• Intel Pentium E5500 dual Core 2,8 GHz Processor
• 4GB PC3-10600 DDR3 Memory
• 500GB 7200rpm SATA Hard Drive
• 16x DVD+/-RW dual Layer Burner
• Intel GMA X4500HD Integrated Graphics
• Intel HDA 5.1 Audio
• Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n Wireless
• Nine USB 2.0, HDMI, VGA, 5-in-1 Card Reader
• Windows 7 home Premium, Microsoft Works, Windows Movie Maker, McAfee Security center
• wi-fi networking • Lots of USB Peripheral Ports
• Lots of USB Peripheral Ports
• Slim Case and Limited Power Supply make Internal Upgrades Difficult • Lots of Trialware
• Lots of Trialware
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Acer keyboard and mouse
+Samsung SyncMaster HD Monitor (Model P2470HD), 22 inch
$1333 Alternatively, I am open to trading this for a laptop with superior or comparable specifications, provided I pay the difference.