How much is my Gaming PC Setup worth?

Well, if you have been using it for less then two years then yes. If not, then I think 1300$ is to much.
You have to know that just when you buy something it's price drops by 5-10% because it isn't "new" already. I would say about 1100 - 1200 $.

I can't speak for the value of used parts in the UK, but if I may ask, why are you selling it?

Yes I would say so. Hope you can sell it as soon as possible

Yes. I agree with Zane. You do have it over-priced. As long as you have room for negotiation it's at an okay price. It may scare off some people. There are many people trying to sell their old now that Kaby Lake has been released. Then Zen(AMD) will be released Both Nvidia and AMD have their next gen cards coming out in 2017.


The market is being flooded with old stuff making the 2 generation old 4790K not exactly a $239 CPU. They can spend $239 or less for a 6600K I5 and get more performance for the same amount of money.

Buy a $259 1060 and get more performance than that 980. The part picker information is not one that you should use as ammunition in a negotiation. The prices are inflated and they hurt your case. They hurt it. Spend $400+ on a GFX card? The 1070 will destroy the 980. And it won't have the blower style fan either. They traditionally run hotter. Newer cards will have current gen fanS and be more efficient meaning less of an electrical impact as well.


Win 10 home on a 500GB HDD? In other words it has Windows 10 installed. You sounbd as if you are saying you are selling Windows 10 as a stand alone installed on a the HDD. I have Windows 10 on a OEM disc. Home version. It's also installed on my SSD. Your wording is a bit odd. Win 10 on the 500GB drive. If that drive crashes then what do they have? Nothing. That doesn't add any value. The $89 Win 10 on a disk or USB? More value.

The future of that build is a sad one. I have the 4690K. You have the 4790K( thank you Capt. Obvious ). What's the upgrade path? There isn't one as far as the CPU is concerned.


You are selling a PC with a 500GB HDD? That's all? No SSD? No 1TB storage drive? Seems like the owner may have cannibalized a drive or 2 and is trying to sell me leftovers. That's what I would think if I saw this ad. There isn't any extra drive for backups. Just a tiny 500GB drive.

This computer has been pushed it's entire life. It's constantly been overclocked. Has the user maintained good temperatures or is it starting to fail so he/she is selling it. There is an after-market cooler so that's good, I think.

You then say you aren't sure about the warranty. You are the owner but don't know about warranty information? I own the EVGA 970 FTW. It will still be covered by EVGA's warranty for another 2+ years. Ask me anything about my PC that I built and I will give you an answer. It won't be not sure. I want to sell this PC so I need to KNOW it. Don't worry about the boxes too much. That's fluff. The warranties are the meat. I can perform an RMA with anything.

Specifics. Sound Blaster? What's the model number?

With it being overclock did you add additional fan(s) to the case?

$1300? No thank you.