Price check...confused about how much to sell comp to friend

cpu e5200 @ 3.8 ghz
mobo gigabyte p45 UD3P
HDD maxtor 250gb 7200rpm
Samsung Ecogreen 1.5 TB
Cooler Xigamtech Dark Knight
Optical LG DL/DVD R burner
Case Antec 300
PSU Antec EA 650
GPU MSI Radeon 4850 OC'ed

I've used this comp for around 6 months and am looking to sell this to a friend. How much is a good ballpark on the value of this system? Thanks!

^Yeah, I'd say that is about right also.

thanks for your responses everyone. im a little queasy about the whole 1/3 thing... i paid around 600-650 for it. however, that means im selling it for about 200?? that can't be right, can it?

also, instead of what i paid for it- isn't a better indicator of price, how much the prices are today? rather than how much i paid for it. ) thx everyone!

look at what your psu and gpu costs new and sell it for double that price

a psu and a gpu determines half your system value,if you haven got a name brand psu take the price of your gpu and three quarters your cpu value and sell it for double that price if you got an igp take the price of your ram and cpu double that ,i find this system to work for me

is that current brand new pricing?

and cpu cooler

What ever happened to... So wut do ya think I kud get fur this her thang? *spit*

You're poor, he's not.... $500 and see if he counter offers with $450. Then you can say "sure cause we're buds". You get $50 more than what you thought. He thinks he got a deal... Everyone's happy. If he is ok with $500 so be it.

It's only 6 months old and if you built it yourself you can always include a little labor in the "value" of the system. I always do that. Hey I built it for $500, but I built it so lets say $200 labor, and comparable PC from Dell is like $800. So lets say new it's worth $700 not $500. It's a year old, so I sell it for $350, half the "price" of it. Because think of it this way... if you sold just the parts, NOT assembled, they don't know how to build the thing. So the value is more than just the parts. My time is valuable... Oh wait.. I think I should be working right now.

Being a friend has nothing to do with business transactions. That stuff should be totally separate. That's a good deal of money that just evaporates in the $250-300 range, especially since it's not even an old computer.

i just want to know how much this system is worth in today's market, friend or not. thx for your reponses!