Hey All,
Was just wondering how much I can sell this rig for? Thanks in advance!
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yQNBYr
Was just wondering how much I can sell this rig for? Thanks in advance!
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yQNBYr
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How much can I sell this rig for?
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- May 27, 2010
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Maybe $750 for the computer.
Monitor would be best to sell separately.
Not sure on the peripherals.
Just not a good set really. H97 board with a K class CPU. Kind of makes the h80i a little overkill and an added expense to the buyer.
GTX780 was decent at the time, but is a little dated now. GTX1060 outperforms it and you can buy new off the shelf PCs with similar specs for around that much.
If you were to drop a new GPU in this it would be fine to keep using.
If you swap the motherboard out for a Z97, you could overclock the CPU.
Monitor would be best to sell separately.
Not sure on the peripherals.
Just not a good set really. H97 board with a K class CPU. Kind of makes the h80i a little overkill and an added expense to the buyer.
GTX780 was decent at the time, but is a little dated now. GTX1060 outperforms it and you can buy new off the shelf PCs with similar specs for around that much.
If you were to drop a new GPU in this it would be fine to keep using.
If you swap the motherboard out for a Z97, you could overclock the CPU.
- May 27, 2010
- 25,972
- 4,255
- 139,340
Well a Z97 board will make a difference, certainly make it more appealing to buyers and validates the cooler.
Problem with $1500: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NjTjKZ , all new parts, and better.
So you might be able to ask $1000, but don't expect to get it.
You might manage something like $150 for the monitor. Not exactly the most desirable a 5ms TN Panel, and they can be bought new for around $200.
Keyboard, Mouse and Headset, someone willing to buy them certainly won't pay top dollar.
Really nothing wrong with the system. From experience I can tell you that the CPU performance difference between an overclocked 4770k and an i7-7700k is only 20%, and that won't translate directly into gaming performance. If you are selling to build a new rig, you could just pick up a new GPU and keep on rolling.
I upgraded only so I could make my 4770k available for another system.
Problem with $1500: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NjTjKZ , all new parts, and better.
So you might be able to ask $1000, but don't expect to get it.
You might manage something like $150 for the monitor. Not exactly the most desirable a 5ms TN Panel, and they can be bought new for around $200.
Keyboard, Mouse and Headset, someone willing to buy them certainly won't pay top dollar.
Really nothing wrong with the system. From experience I can tell you that the CPU performance difference between an overclocked 4770k and an i7-7700k is only 20%, and that won't translate directly into gaming performance. If you are selling to build a new rig, you could just pick up a new GPU and keep on rolling.
I upgraded only so I could make my 4770k available for another system.
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