I was wondering where is the best place to sell my Homebuilt Gaming PC. Specs: MSI B75MA-P45, i5 3570k, EVGA GTX 650 TI, 500GB Western Digital Caviar Blue, 4GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3-1600, Rosewill Challenger Case, Corsair H60 Liquid Cooler and a standard DVD drive. I will also be including a gaming mouse and keyboard. In addition to where I should sell it, how much do you think I will get out of it? Thanks in advance.
Where To Sell My Homebuilt PC?
- Thread starter Duzz7
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Does it have a stable overclock? People love that.
I would try to post an ad in the local newspaper. You could link them to your website, which would have lots of pictures, and information on specs.
Otherwise, you could try Craigslist, and agree to let people come and examine the PC.
Is dust minimal, and is everything clean?
Is your graphics card the 1GB or 2GB version?
RAM information, CAS, modules?
Does your case have USB 3.0?
Which DVD drive, PSU, keyboard, and mouse?
What version of Windows do you have installed?
Full model numbers/information could give me a more accurate price.
Do you still have all manuals and documentation, including product boxes?
For the price, a knowledgeable person would pay around $700 to $750 for it.
A person with limited knowledge about building computers could give you around $800 to even $1000 for it.
Here is your build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1DOMZ
I would try to post an ad in the local newspaper. You could link them to your website, which would have lots of pictures, and information on specs.
Otherwise, you could try Craigslist, and agree to let people come and examine the PC.
Is dust minimal, and is everything clean?
Is your graphics card the 1GB or 2GB version?
RAM information, CAS, modules?
Does your case have USB 3.0?
Which DVD drive, PSU, keyboard, and mouse?
What version of Windows do you have installed?
Full model numbers/information could give me a more accurate price.
Do you still have all manuals and documentation, including product boxes?
For the price, a knowledgeable person would pay around $700 to $750 for it.
A person with limited knowledge about building computers could give you around $800 to even $1000 for it.
Here is your build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1DOMZ
Honestly ebay works very well in the sense that well its not crags list. CL sometimes scares people away sue to the fact of on men and what not. If your pc is used I don't think you'll get much more that 350 because it doesnt have 8+ gbs of ram. If you can upgrade I would becasue 8gbs is becoming the standard. If new well possibly the 500 range. I'd say the keyboard and mouse add about 50bucks is used, 100 if new. Sorry if this isn't what you wanted to hear, but I've tryed this once and realized that its nice to have another pc around the house for friends and lan parties.
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