Used PC builds: What are they worth?

True, but it’s likely just the 1GB version, probably even a single-fan model. Besides, you almost certainly won't have any warranty left. Those GPUs date back to 2012; the standard warranty is three years max, and honestly, I doubt they were even on shelves for two full years after launch. As far as I can recall, they weren't out that long.

Look, I know they aren't out there anymore. I'm talking about back when they had stuff like the 260x/265/270 series
. Let them try with $167, though personally I’d be down to drop $400 on it.
I'd part with my Sapphire 7850 2gb for $450, no sweat.

Hey, could I get an evaluation on this PC? Someone's offering it as a trade, worth about $500... Is this any good? Can I actually run newer games on it?

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
AMD Athlon 7750 Black Edition, dual core, 2.7 GHz x2
6 GB DDR2 800 MHz RAM
Nvidia GeForce 9600 GT, 512 MB DDR3, 256-bit, xxx Alpha Dog Edition, dual DVI, VGA adapter, S-Video
Western Digital Blue 500 GB hard drive
Solid 400 W Chieftec power supply
Samsung Super Write Master DVD-RW
Dual IEEE 1394 ports
10 USB ports (8+2)
Neon Glossy White case
150 Mbps USB Wi-Fi
Gigabyte GA-MA770-UD3 motherboard

Uffff, pretty weak for gaming. Unless you're just paying for a Windows license, it’s barely worth it.

It’s not like it’s a total disaster for browsing or stuff, but don't expect much from modern games. Both the CPU and the GPU are just too sluggish.

Yeah, I get what you mean
I'm gonna pass on that one... anyway, thanks for the heads up

Below, $1000 I put together a brand new PC capable of running most modern titles on medium settings. You could probably find used gear with similar performance for less, but this setup was nowhere near anything remotely usable.

Can someone give me an estimate on this build?

Intel Core i5-6402p
Zalman Z1 NEO
MSI B150M PRO-VDH S1141 DDR4
8GB DDR4 (1x8) Kingston 2133 MHz
Kingston SSD 240GB
Fortron 550W Raider
Sapphire RX480 Nitro 8GB

Picked this up back in October of last year.

Hey everyone 🙂

So, I've decided it's finally time to let go of my mini PC—honestly, it’s been sitting there gathering dust for almost a year now—so I'm trying to figure out what kind of cash I can actually get for it. Realistically speaking, how much could I grab for the whole setup?

Asus Vivo VC62B
MB: VC62B (BGA-1168)
HDD: 500GB Samsung HD502H Sata II
CPU: i3 4030U 1.9
RAM: 4GB ddr3 1600MHz
GPU: Intel HD 4400

MONITOR: Dell S2340L 23"

KEYBOARD & MOUSE: Logitech Wave K550

SPEAKERS: Logitech Z200 Black

I picked this up about a year and a half ago. I've still got the receipt and all the paperwork too.

Seriously, is anybody even here? 🤔

A little bit less than $667 for everyone.

Thanks for getting back to me 👍—I was aiming for a ceiling of around $2,200, and honestly, I wasn't even that far off the mark 🙂

Hey folks—is this old junk actually worth anything in theory? I’m wondering if there’s even a remote chance to sell this or put it to some sort of use, or if I should just write it off as a total loss and move on.
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Maybe I'll pass this along to someone who wants to play MS-DOS games on Windows XP, though honestly, even Windows XP probably won't work...

Or honestly, just grab a baseball bat—or maybe an axe—and vent all that negative energy on that dinosaur. It’s basically what our friend over here was saying... it might actually be useful for those old MS-DOS games.

John Doe, I honestly feel tempted to toss this thing off my roof just to conduct a little impromptu crash test.

Hey everyone. Could I get a rough estimate on what this setup is worth?

CPU i3 4130 3.4ghz
GPU Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti Palit Edition
RAM 8GB DDR3
PSU ATX 420W
2 HDD, one 500GB, one 1TB
SSD Samsung 750evo 128GB
Motherboard GA-H16M-DS2V

For peripherals, I'm including a VG248QE monitor$1000
SteelSeries Sensei mouse, basically new, worth about $75
SteelSeries 6GV2 keyboard, brand new$250
Razer Goliathus mousepad, the large one, worth about $100

If anyone is interested, shoot me a PM and I can send over some photos...
Just so you know, this rig has had a few upgrades over time...

It runs fast and perfectly...

i5-4690k
CM Hyper 212 X
2x8gb ddr3 HyperX 1866
Asrock Z97 pro4

...$0.67 is this overkill, underpowered, or actually realistic? ☕

analogtiger19 said:i5-4690k
CM Hyper 212 X
2x8gb ddr3 HyperX 1866
Asrock Z97 pro4

...$0.67 = a lot, a little, or realistic? ☕

A bit optimistic, but it might just pass on his rig.

$317

1. Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400, 4M Cache, 2.66 GHz + AC Freezer 13
2. DFI BloodIron P35-T2RL Motherboard
3. 6GB DDR2-800, 2x2GB, 2X1GB
4. 250GB WD 3.5" SATA Hard Drive, 16MB cache, 2013 model, works perfectly
5. Gigabyte GTX 460 OC 1GB GPU
6. SATA DVD/RW drive
8. Antec Earthwatts 500W 80+ (a rebranded Seasonic)
9. Case is in decent shape, features an LED screen and temperature probes for the CPU, GPU, and hard drive, plus 92mm front fans and a 120mm rear fan
10. 2.5" multi-card reader

$267
CPU: Intel Core 2, E730 2.66GHz
RAM: 8 GB Dual-Channel DDR2 333MHz
Motherboard: Gigabyte EP35-DS3L (Socket 775)
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 640
HDD: 300 GB

Gigabyte chassis, dimensions 20x47.5x42 cm.

thanks

Since my old PC is heading out the door, I was wondering what a realistic asking price might be if I wanted to sell it quickly on Craigslist rather than just tossing it in a dumpster somewhere🙂 I'd appreciate any kind of estimate you guys could give me. Just a heads up, though—the front USB port isn't working, the DVD drive is a bit sluggish, and I'll probably pull the hard drive out anyway so I don't have to deal with migrating all my data. thanks

Processor
Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E6600 @ 3.06GHz
Manufacturer
Intel
Speed
Intel speed 3.1
Installed Memory RAM 2.50
RAM
2.50 GB
Video Card
Nvidia GeForce 210
Dedicated Memory
974 MB
Total Memory
2.2 GB
Pixel Shader Version
4.1
System type: 32 bit operating system, x64 based processor
Windows 10

I wouldn't go with that second option at all. Even the first one is pretty ancient. An s775 setup might handle some light gaming, but that socket is over a decade old; you could wake up tomorrow to a dead motherboard and find zero replacements out there. What exactly are you planning to use the PC for, and is this really the absolute limit of your budget?
For your old rig, $300-$133 is a stretch—you'd be lucky if anyone even looked at it. Honestly, you could probably list it for $200 and still struggle to find a buyer because, frankly, nobody's looking for this stuff anymore.