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Don't know if it's the right forum or not
but anyways..
I'm selling my old PC build & want to know what would be best price for the following components:

Intel Pentium(R) E5800 3.20 GHz
GIGABYTE GA-G41MT-S2P LGA 775 Intel
Kingston 99P5471-002.A00LF 2GB
Intel(R) G41 Express Chipset (WDDM 1.1)
Sony DVD RW DRU-880S ATA Device
Qualcomm Atheros AR8151 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS- 6.30)
WDC WD5000AAKX-001CA0 ATA Device 465.76 GB
Samsung SyncMaster SA300 series 3 20" LED
PNP Standard PS/2 Keyboard
Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse v2.0
Creative Speakers (idk any specifications abt it :/)

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you!
 
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manofchalk
The tower itself, you could basically consider worthless. The core components (CPU, Mobo and RAM) are too old to be of any use, very doubtful you could find a buyer for it unless your selling it for like $50. Depending on whether the HDD is SATA or not, that would probably be $20 of that total.
The monitor is worth something, depending on its condition, could probably get $50-80 from it. Though a 1080p screen I wouldn't sell, you can re-use it for another rig or use it as a secondary display.
Mouse/keyboard, worthless in that no one would buy it. Maybe $10 if sold together.
Audio equipment ages better than other components, so its going to be better. But without knowing anything about it or its original value, cant say much.
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manofchalk

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The tower itself, you could basically consider worthless. The core components (CPU, Mobo and RAM) are too old to be of any use, very doubtful you could find a buyer for it unless your selling it for like $50. Depending on whether the HDD is SATA or not, that would probably be $20 of that total.
The monitor is worth something, depending on its condition, could probably get $50-80 from it. Though a 1080p screen I wouldn't sell, you can re-use it for another rig or use it as a secondary display.
Mouse/keyboard, worthless in that no one would buy it. Maybe $10 if sold together.
Audio equipment ages better than other components, so its going to be better. But without knowing anything about it or its original value, cant say much.
 
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Hope you don't get offended here but I'd think it might best be put into your own server role. Current value as a system, I'd say $75-$120 (with 20" monitor). Consider that it is a few generations old now and is considered anemic by current standards. Put frankly, it would provide no benefits over a new <$300 system
 
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I dont think there was Syncmaster LED monitor 10 years back
& fyi my pc is just 2 yrs old
 
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Ya! You are right.I'll just use it as my secondary PC now.
Btw I want a new gaming pc,can you suggest me some sort of build? :/
 
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