(NO GPUs) 'How much can I sell this for?' thread
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I have a 2016 end PS4 1 Tb ( original model ) but didn't use much since as I moved for work purpose , was thinking of selling , have 2 controllers as well ( including one special edition ) and couple games , what price should I expect ?
Also , have couple of really high end grado headphones like Ps500 with bill( although not sure if I want to sell then yetz just wondering )
Also , have couple of really high end grado headphones like Ps500 with bill( although not sure if I want to sell then yetz just wondering )
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How much I can expect for the full combo :
GPU - GTX 1060 6 GB
CPU- i5 4570
Motherboard-Gigabyte B85M D3H
RAM- corsair vengeance 16 GB DDR3 (Dual channel)
PSU- corsair VS 650
Cabinet-Cooler Master K380
Asus DVD RW drive (internal)
Working condition : Good
Warranty:NO
GPU - GTX 1060 6 GB
CPU- i5 4570
Motherboard-Gigabyte B85M D3H
RAM- corsair vengeance 16 GB DDR3 (Dual channel)
PSU- corsair VS 650
Cabinet-Cooler Master K380
Asus DVD RW drive (internal)
Working condition : Good
Warranty:NO
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How much can I expect for a 5 year old Alienware 18 if I sell for parts? The laptop does not power up. The 330w adapter is fine. Comes with 4th Gen Intel i7, 16GB RAM, dual Nvidia GTX 860 cards.
Just want to say (or rather rant) about something with regard to the prices being asked by sellers.
I've come across many sellers overvaluing very old components mainly the cpu, motherboard and gpu. Just in case you are interested in them, please compare the specs with newer models and check the performance difference then make your offer. For example, even a Ryzen 3 3100 with 4C/8T is better than many older i5's and i7's and this R3 3100 costs only some 8-9k brand new with full 3 years warranty. And similarly some sellers are selling old GPU's like they are RX580/5600 or GTX 1600's. They are technology after all and they get outdated very quickly. They maybe legacy stuff and hence finding them can be difficult sometimes but I personally don't think that they should cost so high because the money can be easily invested in new components.
Don't think that potential buyers are lowballing when you are the ones setting sky high prices for legacy components. As a seller if you get a buyer who is willing to pay your asking amount then good for you but don't keep your hopes up thinking others will also accept the same price. Laptops have the worst value btw.
Also something about PSU's, their quality deteriorate over time so I wouldn't suggest paying much for a very old PSU even if they were "premium" models unless they have warranty.
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Motherboard should cost only some 1.5k-2k since its a basic board.
RAM I'm not sure.
Someone selling similar GPU for 9k and he doesn't seem to have sold yet.
I got a used VS550 PSU with a year warranty for 2k years ago.
The DVD drive should probably be free for a 2-3 combo buyer tbh.
I've come across many sellers overvaluing very old components mainly the cpu, motherboard and gpu. Just in case you are interested in them, please compare the specs with newer models and check the performance difference then make your offer. For example, even a Ryzen 3 3100 with 4C/8T is better than many older i5's and i7's and this R3 3100 costs only some 8-9k brand new with full 3 years warranty. And similarly some sellers are selling old GPU's like they are RX580/5600 or GTX 1600's. They are technology after all and they get outdated very quickly. They maybe legacy stuff and hence finding them can be difficult sometimes but I personally don't think that they should cost so high because the money can be easily invested in new components.
Don't think that potential buyers are lowballing when you are the ones setting sky high prices for legacy components. As a seller if you get a buyer who is willing to pay your asking amount then good for you but don't keep your hopes up thinking others will also accept the same price. Laptops have the worst value btw.
Also something about PSU's, their quality deteriorate over time so I wouldn't suggest paying much for a very old PSU even if they were "premium" models unless they have warranty.
Thanks for coming to my Ted talk!
Someone sold the RTX 2070 Super FE with 2 years warranty left for 28k but that was before the launch of the RTX 3060 Ti.
CPU should be below 4-5k.
Motherboard should cost only some 1.5k-2k since its a basic board.
RAM I'm not sure.
Someone selling similar GPU for 9k and he doesn't seem to have sold yet.
I got a used VS550 PSU with a year warranty for 2k years ago.
The DVD drive should probably be free for a 2-3 combo buyer tbh.
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Exactly man....still people expect 25-30k for 1080ti....when one can get 2070 super for that price and people think they are being low balled. Even 2 year old flagship gpu are selling for like half the price.
earlier they were going for 12-13k avg AFAIK....now it will drop further as 1660ti has come to a level of 15-16k.
So 20K should be a fair price for the entire setup ? If it is valued below 20K then I think I should keep this as reserve system for my upcoming 3080 build.
GPU - GTX 1060 6 GB - 9k
CPU- i5 4570 - 4.5k
Motherboard-Gigabyte B85M D3H - 1.5k
RAM- corsair vengeance 16 GB DDR3 (Dual channel) - 4k
PSU- corsair VS 650 - 2.5k
Cabinet-Cooler Master K380 - 1k
Asus DVD RW drive (internal) - 0.5k
23k total.
How much can I expect for
i5 6500
16gb Ddr4 Gskill Ripjaws
Gigabyte H170 Gaming 3 motherboard
Seasonic 620w PSU
Gigabyte GTX1070 Gaming G1
Corsair Carbide 100r cabinet
Rosewill 3.5inch front bay multiple card reader with 4 USB 3.0 ports
i5 6500
16gb Ddr4 Gskill Ripjaws
Gigabyte H170 Gaming 3 motherboard
Seasonic 620w PSU
Gigabyte GTX1070 Gaming G1
Corsair Carbide 100r cabinet
Rosewill 3.5inch front bay multiple card reader with 4 USB 3.0 ports
Yeah prices will go lower when stock of new models replenishes. It may take some time but we'll get more stock of new gpus while old used gpus will get even worse value. But it's their money so their loss. I definitely am not falling for their pricing crap.
It will be valued below or just about 20k imo. It's just an estimated worth in my mind. You can always try selling for more. There's no harm.
And by new 3080 build if you mean you want to re-use this old system then it probably won't work. Your i5 CPU won't be able to handle it. Just in case you didn't know.
RAM specs? Which Seasonic 620? S or M model?
Cash is king. As long as people are ready to pay these "ridiculous prices", they'll continue to stay at that level.
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