Used PC builds: What are they worth?

I'd say the monitor is definitely worth $67, though the GPU might be a bit low at $17 (but maybe you could keep $100 as a starting point), and the case is probably just a tiny bit $83.

Adam Moore3 said:Did you forget to list the motherboard, or did it just slip your mind? As for the monitor, I honestly have no idea what kind of value you'd actually get $50 for it, since it's incredibly old—it's still running at a 1680x1050 resolution, if I recall correctly.

I should probably check that first, I guess; I realized I forgot to add that part. :slap:
The motherboard is an MSI B75MA-E33.

Thanks, 🙂

crimsonstag84 said:The monitor could definitely pass for $67, though I'd suggest saying the graphics card is $17 lower (though you could probably stick with $100 as a starting point), and maybe the case is at least $83.

Thanks, 🎉

Since those motherboards are pretty hard to come by, you could probably $117 set them as your initial 😛

crimsonstag84 said:The monitor should definitely pass for $67, though I'd say the GPU is probably $17 lower (you could still use $100 as a starting point), and the case is just barely $83.

I already found one for $67, which is what I used as my guide from click Quote

Laura Stewart61 said:Let me double-check that, forgot to add this part 👏
The motherboard is an MSI B75MA-E33.

Thanks 🙂

Motherboard is also about $83.

Greetings, everyone. This time, I am not looking to buy, but rather to sell. I could use some guidance. Does anyone know what a fair price would be for this setup:
Motherboard - Gigabyte ga-970a-ud3p
Processor - AMD FX-8320 8
Graphics Card - Sapphire R9 380 x 4 GB nitro GDDR5
RAM - Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB 1666MHz
HDD - 1TB WD Green
Power Supply - Fortron Hyper 600W
Case - Antec 1200 + fan control (Zalman zm-mfc1)
Fans - One large 200mm fan, five 120mm fans, and a brand new Cooler Master Master Pro 140mm
Some sort of wireless USB dongle, though I am unsure of the exact model
Keyboard and Mouse - Devastator2

I have decided to part with this machine after about eighteen months of use. What should I expect to get for it?

Model: HP Pavilion dv6-2160eg
Processor: 2.3 GHz Intel Core I5 Processor i5-430M
RAM: 4GB DDR3
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce gt 320 m 1GB DDR3
Hard Drive: 700GB

17.5''

The battery isn't exactly in its prime anymore, so I was thinking about trying to let this thing go for somewhere around $1,500–$1,600 if I can find the right buyer.

Timothy Kim60

Douglas Fisher78 said:Greetings, everyone. This time around, I don't have a question regarding a purchase, but rather one concerning a sale. I would appreciate some assistance if anyone is willing to help. Specifically, I am wondering what kind of value I might expect to get for the following:
Motherboard - Gigabyte ga-970a-ud3p processor
Processor - AMD FX-8320 8
Graphics card - Sapphire R9 380 x 4 GB nitro GDDR5
RAM memory — Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB 1666MHz.
Hard drive—1TB Seagate Barracud Green ST1000DL002.
Power Supply - Fortron Hyper 600W
Chassis - Antec 1200 + fan control (Zalman zm-mfc1)
Fans—Big boy 200mm plus five 120mm units. Also have some Cooler Master: Master Pro 140mm, brand new in the box.
Which specific wireless stick should I get?
Keyboard and mouse - Devastator2

I have decided to sell my computer. It’s been about a year and a half now, so I am curious as to what its market value might be.

Over. $1167!!!, maybe the 4th one.

Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone could give me a realistic idea of what I should list this for on Craigslist for

Motherboard: Asus Z87PRo
CPU: i7 4770
Cooler: EKL Alpenföhn Brocken
RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3 16 GB

Thanks so much!!!

I'd probably put down $2,300 to $2,600 for it, though you might actually be able to squeeze out more.

I agree, though if you're out in the Midwest, it's a bit different

Greetings. I am looking for an estimate on the value of this laptop:
Dell Inspiron
Specifications: Dual GPUs
Intel HD Graphics and Nvidia GeForce 930m Intel Core i5 5th Gen
8GB RAM
500GB HDD. -Windows 10
Overclocking is possible, though it has never been attempted.
It is in pristine condition with no signs of wear. It was used exclusively for photo and video editing.

This is not my device, but rather an offer to trade for a PC build:
Motherboard - ASUS GA-970A-UD3P
Processor - AMD FX-8320
Graphics Card - PowerColor R9 380
RAM - Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB 1666MHz
HDD - 1TB WD Green
Power Supply - Fortron Hyper 600W
Case - Corsair 1200W + Fan control (Zalman ZM-MFC1)
Fans - One large 200mm, five 120mm units, and a new, unopened Cooler Master MasterPro 140mm
A wireless USB adapter of unknown brand
Keyboard and mouse - Devastator2
And additional unopened Cooler Master MasterFan Pro 140 fans

What are your thoughts on this trade?

mellowtiger83 said:The PC is worth significantly more—much more. How much higher would someone actually have to go? $333 Perhaps even more than that.

What kind of numbers are we looking at here? For both options. If you could provide an estimate. 😉

Douglas Fisher78 said:What kind of numbers are we looking at here? For both options. If you could provide an estimate 😉

I’m thinking a laptop for maybe $2,000 max, provided it has a working battery and some semblance of a warranty left.

As for the PC $1000, perhaps $167 or even more, so let's say a minimum of $1000

I tried asking about this a month ago but didn't get much feedback... Since prices seem to be all over the place lately, I was wondering what this setup is actually worth on today's market? A friend of mine is looking into buying it, and I figured, why not try to get the best possible price if it makes sense to sell? It was originally purchased back in November 2016.

MSI B150M-Pro-VDH
Core i5 6402P
Z1 NEO
8GB Kingston DDR4
Sapphire RX 480 Nitro+ 8GB
550W Samsung 550 w Corsair Kingston
240GB Kingston SSD

Bryan Rodriguez3 said:I tried asking about this a month ago but never got a reply... Since prices are all over the place lately, what's this build actually worth today? A buddy of mine is interested, and I figured I'd see if it makes sense to sell it for top dollar if the timing is right... originally bought back in November 2016.

MSI b150M- Pro-VDH $83
i5 6402P $233
Z1 NEO 150-$67
DDR4 8GB Kingston $150
RX 480 Nitro+ 8gb Sapphire $667
550W FSP Fortron 250-$100
SSD 240GB Kingston $133

The GPU market is pretty insane right now, so it's tough to pin down an exact number. You could probably grab $667 on Craigslist since you've still got some warranty left, especially considering the current value of a 4GB RX 580 $1000 🎉 You might even be able to ask for more given how the market is behaving.

What do you guys think this would be worth on eBay if I sold it for parts after pulling the Core i9 out of the rig?

And what kind of value are we looking at if I swap the Core i9 for a Ryzen 3 3200G? (Assuming the Ryzen actually works in this setup—it should, right?)

https://goo.gl/7bofXt

wiredotter14 said:What do you guys think this would go for on eBay (broken down by parts) once the Core i9 is pulled out?

And how much would it be worth if I swapped the Core i9 for a Ryzen 3 3220 instead? (Assuming the Ryzen 3 actually works in there, which it probably should.)

https://goo.gl/7bofXt

Specs:

Dell Precision Workstation with Core i7-3770 3.4GHz, 8GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB HDD, 1GB DDR3 Graphics card

but swapping the Core i7-3770 for a Ryzen 3 3220

Back again. 🙂

I'd like your thoughts on this potential upgrade. Moving away from my current machine:
Dell Latitude
Intel Core I5-3210M
12 GB RAM
Dual graphics (Nvidia Graphics 2GB VRAM and ATI Radeon HD 8750M 2GB VRAM 128 bit)
1 TB HDD
17.3'' screen

for

Motherboard - ASUS GA-78LMT-S2P
Processor - Ryzen 7 3700X 8 core 3.5 GHz
Graphics Card - Nvidia GTX 1060 4GB Nitro GDDR5
RAM - Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB
HDD - 1TB WD
Power Supply - Fortron Hyper 600W
Case - Corsair 1200 + fan control (Zalman ZM-MFC1)
Optical drive
Fans - Big boy 200mm + 5 120mm
USB Wi-Fi adapter
Keyboard and mouse - Devastator 2
OS - Choice of OS (currently running macOS Monterey)

Thanks.

Since editing my previous post isn't an option, I have a new question:

Looking for a trade for my desktop.

Laptop Option A:
Dell Latitude
Intel Core I5-3210M
12 GB RAM
Dual graphics (Nvidia Graphics 2GB VRAM and ATI Radeon HD 8750M 2GB VRAM 128-bit)
1 TB HDD
17.3'' screen

Or

Laptop Option B:
Dell Latitude 5480
Intel Core I5 5200
8 GB RAM
Dual graphics (Nvidia Graphics and AMD R5 255M 2GB)
Hard drive is negotiable
15.6'' screen
Includes a 120GB SSD

In exchange for:

Desktop:
Motherboard - ASUS GA-970A-DS3P
Processor - Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core 3.5 GHz
Graphics Card - Nvidia GTX 1060 4GB Nitro GDDR5
RAM - Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB
HDD - 1TB WD
Power Supply - Fortron Hyper 600W
Case - Corsair 1200 + fan control (Zalman ZM-MFC1)
Optical drive
Fans - One 200mm "big boy" plus five 120mm fans
USB Wi-Fi adapter
Keyboard and mouse - Devastator 2
OS - Any preferred (currently running macOS Monterey)

Thanks.

Douglas Fisher78 said:Since I can't go back and edit my last post, I have a quick question:

What should I swap my desktop for?

Laptop option A:
Dell Latitude
Intel Core I5-3210M
12 GB RAM
Dual graphics (integrated Nvidia Graphics 2GB VRAM) and an AMD Radeon HD 8750M 2GB VRAM 128-bit
1 TB HDD
17.3'' screen

Or

Laptop option B:
Dell Latitude 5480
Intel Core I5 5200
8 GB RAM
Dual graphics (integrated Nvidia Graphics) and an AMD R5 255M 2GB
Hard drive unknown
15.6'' screen
Has a 120GB SSD

To trade for my

Desktop:
Motherboard - ASUS GA-78LMT-S2P
Processor - Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core 3.5 GHz
GPU - Nvidia GTX 1060 x 4gb Nitro GDDR5
RAM - Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB
HDD - 1TB WD
PSU - Fortron Hyper 600W
Case - Corsair 1200 + fan control (Zalman ZM-MFC1)
Optical drive
Fans - One big 200mm fan plus five 120mm fans
USB Wi-Fi adapter
Keyboard and mouse - Devastator 2
macOS Monterey preferred (currently running macOS Monterey)

Thanks

It really depends on what you need, but for a gaming rig, the desktop is ten times more powerful and worth about as much as both laptops combined.