Used PC builds: What are they worth?

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Can someone give me an honest appraisal?

Dell Inspiron Desktop Intel Core i5
Intel Core i5
4 GB DDR2
R7 250 Sapphire 1 GB GDDR5
HD 500 GB
DVD-RW
Logitech K120 keyboard and mouse set
Aluminum case
Dell Monitor 19"

Roger Wright94 said:Can I get a valuation on this?

Dell Inspiron Desktop Intel Core i5
Intel Core i5
4 GB DDR2
R7 250 Sapphire 1 GB GDDR5
HD 500 GB
DVD-RW
Logitech K120 keyboard and M100 mouse
Aluminum case
Dell Monitor 19"

$1600-$583 roughly.

Adam Moore3 said:1600-$583 roughly.

Cut the crap. It’s more like 1300-1400 max, especially since it feels like none of those graphics cards even have decent cooling.

Roger Wright94 said:Can I get an estimate on this:

Dell Inspiron Desktop Intel Core i5 $40
Intel Core i5 $67
4 GB DDR2 $83
R7 250 Sapphire 1 GB GDDR5 Warranty? If there's about a year or maybe 1.5 years left, that would be $150
500 GB HDD $50
DVD-RW $17
Logitech K120 keyboard and M100 mouse $33
Aluminum case What model?
Dell Monitor 19" 150-$67

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Robert Rodriguez2 said:Don't talk nonsense, $1,300–$1,400 is way too high, especially since it looks like nothing from that GPU has any soot on it.

Break it down item by item. If we assume the case is roughly $23, then based on crimsonstag84's estimate, that comes out to $533. Honestly, this motherboard is actually quite decent (for an LGA 775 socket), and I wouldn't let it go for less than $50. You could definitely get $500 for it on eBay, at the VERY least.

Adam Moore3 said:Break it down and do the math. If the case is roughly $23, then based on what crimsonstag84 thinks, you're looking at $533. Even though this motherboard is actually decent (for an old socket), I wouldn't let it go for less than $50. Honestly, you could probably snag one on eBay for $500 at the absolute lowest.

Whether it can happen and whether it actually will are two different stories.
This stuff is five or six generations old. I highly doubt anyone's dropping that kind of cash on it.😁

True, but it can still handle some light gaming. The R7 250 isn't bad, and you can easily overclock the Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 on this board, so there's definitely more life left in this setup. For 1500 - $533 it's a solid build for web browsing, multimedia, and the occasional game. 😉

Hey experts, what's this lot worth?

ASUS Prime H81M-K ( Intel H81 chipset | 5.1 sound | 2 * S-ATA 3 | 2 * S-ATA 2 | PCI-Express 16X | USB 3.0 | Gigabit-LAN )
Intel Core i7 4790 ( QuadCore CPU | 4 * 3,6 - 4 Ghz | Haswell - Kern | 8 MB L3 Cache | Hyper-Threading | Integrated graphics )
AMD Radeon HD R9 280 x ( Model: MSI Radeon R9 280 Twin Frozr gaming | 3 GB RAM | 2 * DVI | Display-Port | HDMI | PCI-Express 16 X )
8 GB DDR3-1600 RAM ( Model : KVR16N11S8/4 | PC3-12800 | Dualchannel-KIT ) Kingston
128 GB SSD OCZ ( Model : OCZ Vertex 3 | S-ATA 3 )
1000 GB Seagate Barracuda ( Model : Seagate Barracuda | 32 MB Cache | 7200 RPM | S-ATA 3)
Multi-format DVD Drive ( Doublelayer | S-ATA )
Mid Tower Corsair Vengeance ( 3 * Front USB 2.0 + 1 * Front USB 3.0 + Audio + eSATA + Color display )
Micro USB WLAN Dongle (up to 150 Mbit/s)
450 Watt PSU
Windows 7 Professional

Warranties?

no guarantees 🍿

Oh yeah, which power supply model did you settle on, and which card are you actually going with? The R9 280 x or just the R9 280?

For the R9 280 x: 5200-$1767
For the R9 280: $1667

Adam Moore3 said:Sure, but it’ll still handle some light gaming. The R7 250 isn't a total disaster, and you can easily overclock an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 on that board. You can definitely squeeze a little more life out of this setup. For $15— $533 it's a solid little build for browsing, media, and the occasional game. 😉

Thanks.
I'll give it a shot and let you know how it goes (so we can see if those estimates actually hold up).

Roger Wright94 said:Thanks.
I'll give it a shot and let you know (so we can see if those estimates actually hold up).

I'd set the starting price at $1,600 and then drop it to $500 if necessary; I honestly think it'll sell.

Hello,

I am looking to sell this entire build, including all components as originally assembled. There was a 36-month warranty on the parts, and 12 months have elapsed since the initial purchase. I didn't buy this as a pre-built system; I sourced the individual components myself from whitehouse.gov. I would appreciate an evaluation of the parts and a realistic asking price for the lot. The prices noted in red reflect my original costs. Everything functions perfectly and is in good condition; I am only selling because I switched to a laptop.

- Processor: Intel Core i5-3350P 3.1GHz/1155 Ivy - $472
- Graphics Card: Gigabyte GTX650 Ti 1GB OC - $350
- Memory: DDR3 8GB Kings 1600 HX - $211
- Hard Drive: Toshiba 1TB SATA 3 32MB - $169
- Motherboard: MSI B75MA-E33, s1155 - $157
- Power Supply: Corsair 430W CX 80+ - $124
- DVD Drive: Samsung SH-224DB SATA - $50
- Case: Coolermaster N400 midi USB 3.0 - $159

- Total: $1691

Thanks.

$1167 as a starting point.

$1167 If they actually pull it off, they'll be lucky. Honestly, I don't see them getting anything more than that.

Greetings, I am seeking an appraisal here.

Apple MacBook (circa 2013) - Warranty valid through October 2015

INTEL(R) CORE(TM) i5-3230M CPU 2.60GHz
RAM: 8GB
64-bit OPERATING SYSTEM
GRAPHICS CARD: NVIDIA GEFORCE 720M
DRIVE C: 50GB
DRIVE D: 1TB

Here’s another one I dug up, probably about 6 years old now:

Dell Technologies EP35-DS3 x.x
Intel Core i7 clocked at 2.67 GHz
4 GB DDR2 memory (Max frequency: 400 MHz; Max bandwidth: PC2-6400)
ATI Radeon HD 4650
SAMSUNGHD502IJ Hard Drive, 465.76 GB SATA II
ST380815AS Hard Drive, 74.53 GB SATA II

Also, does anyone know the best place to sell this? I'm based in New York City. Maybe eBay or Craigslist?

thanks

I’m looking for an appraisal on an MSI gf615m p33 motherboard—just the board itself, please.