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I built a computer about a year ago but have upgraded it many times. im going to be moving to California and would like to sell it and start over later down the road. What is the best selling price for my PC?

CPU: AMD FX-6100 Zambezi 3.3GHz Socket AM3+ 95W 6-Core
Motherboard:M5A99FX PRO R2.0
CPU cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus
Case:Cooler Master HAF 912
GPU: Asus OC GeForce GTX 660 2GB
Ram: 16 GB 1333 speed
HDD: 1T 7200 RPM WD Black edition
PSU: Rosewill HIVE Series HIVE-750
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Monitor: AOC 27 in HD LED
Mouse: R.A.T 3
Keyboard: G510
 
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For an FX-6100? You sure about that?

You have to take depreciation into account when you sell your rig and here's how you do that:

Take what you paid for it, subtract salvage value (if there is any) and subtract that for each year. Then in the year you go to sell you multiply by the month of sale (March = 3/12, April = 4/12, May = 5/12, etc).

For instance if you paid $1500 for your PC, there's a salvage value of $275, and you've had it for three years:

Annual depreciation rate: (($1500 - $275) / 3) = $408.33

Year 1: $1500 - $408.33 = $1091.76

Year 2: $1091.76 - $408.33 = $683.34

Year 3 (if selling in March) : $408.33 * (3/12) = $102.08
$683.34 - $102.08 = $581.26

So with that...
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For an FX-6100? You sure about that?

You have to take depreciation into account when you sell your rig and here's how you do that:

Take what you paid for it, subtract salvage value (if there is any) and subtract that for each year. Then in the year you go to sell you multiply by the month of sale (March = 3/12, April = 4/12, May = 5/12, etc).

For instance if you paid $1500 for your PC, there's a salvage value of $275, and you've had it for three years:

Annual depreciation rate: (($1500 - $275) / 3) = $408.33

Year 1: $1500 - $408.33 = $1091.76

Year 2: $1091.76 - $408.33 = $683.34

Year 3 (if selling in March) : $408.33 * (3/12) = $102.08
$683.34 - $102.08 = $581.26

So with that formula if you have a $1500 rig the book value will be $581.26. If you sell it over it's a gain on sale, otherwise it's a loss on sale.
 
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