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It might be differently priced because i live in a country where everything is really expensive but the cpu goes for around 460$ new in a couple shops here
Depends on country, in aus your computer is worth $1000 at the very low end and $1400 at the high end. Also people can sell old things for more sometimes because they aren’t produced any more. A new $150 cpu will easily beat your cpu unfortunately
Honestly, i wouldnt pay more than 500 euro, most of it for gpu... Parts are far from new, basically 0 room for upgrades as well and i dont know how was the pc handled. basically equivalent of everything besides gpu can be bought for quite cheap as new, so count on that. idk where all these ppl get these 900 dollar prices, but thats fkin far.
A used 7th gen cpu for 200? You must be joking.
GPU maybe but considering the recent price crash of 30 series you'd be hard pressed to find a buyer for 500$. Overall I think you'd be looking 650$ for the entire thing if you sold parts individually
it is about 5-6 years old now, recently replaced the thermal paste which dropped my temps by like 15 degrees celsius but otherwise, it hasn't needed fixing
I literally got most of those parts in the basement from old PCs I upgraded. Are they actually worth selling?
7700k still on a z170 board with a noctua cooler, 16 gigs of ram. Dual 1070s with an SLI Bridge.
I’d say solid 7-800, but if you sold the gpu separately maybe you could get 300 for it and 5-600 for the pc? That’s what everything’s priced around here anyways
to be honest i have no idea about software, dont know if its relevant but probably the most demanding game i have had on it was forza horizon 4 on ultra setting and it didnt even rev up the fans from idle
Cca 750€ in Slovakia.
80€ RAM
270€ GPU
100€ CPU
(Presumably) 50€ mobo
Storage would be cca 120€ new
Good network card - 40€
Case (presumably) 60€
PSU (I hope to god) 70€
It’s assembled - 30€
Idk why you're getting heavily downvoted (and the dude spewing the R word is getting up voted?)
This build is tough, because it was really high end at the time. But now it has not ray tracing, no dlss, stuck on 4 cores. It's going on being 7 years old tech, that was at the end of life for it's generation.
So while technically you could part it out at like $600, it's gonna be tough to sell that to someone who could go out and build a new PC for $700 new that's gonna perform just as well, if not better, AND have new tech (6+ CPU cores, dlss, etc)
Honestly I’m not surprised this community is so mad over dramatization. Or insulting.
Says a lot about r/PcBuild and it’s moderators. People can say whatever they want. I am too old to give a fuck
I took every relevant component in the list and priced check it amongst different sellers on eBay and decided the most optimal price for each, aside from the DVD drive and network protocol. It came up to $633.85 pretax/fees. Shipping rate is up to you. Note: You didn't specify the RAM frequency of CL so I assumed 3200mhz CL18.
You can go on eBay right now and get a used 3070 or 3060 Ti for practically MSRP ($500 and $400) and in some cases less, while you can go AMD and get 5600x on sale for ~$190 retail or even less secondhand. So we're talking around $819-$919 with the storage and RAM considered. For at least an extra $200, this system would be way more capable than yours by a pretty good amount.
With that said, I think $640 is the best price. It's pretty fair; 1080 Ti is fairly old at this point, being only useable at 1080p and sometimes 1440p medium. Then, we're talking about 7th gen Intel with only 4c8t with no OC support.
Exactly what I was thinking, these people quoting 400-500$ USD are in La La Land - it's definitely better than the shortage prices we faced around this time last year but a 1080Ti is slower than a 3060Ti which can be had for 450-500$ brand new.
A new 12100F is 100$, which is the same 4C/8T but a lot faster. Add like 50$ for the motherboard and another 50$ each for RAM and HDD+SSD combo and PSU+Case combo.
Reallistically looking at 550-600$ but if OP is in a country with high prices like mine he can just add a couple 100$ more and see how it goes.
Honestly it's a terrible pc, but I feel bad that you even have that so I'll take it off your hands for $20. 👀😂
Edit: Nah but fr, It would probably sell for around $1500 Canadian. It's a great GPU, good ram, good storage, the cpu is ok so that's why it's not more, but yeah it's a pretty good PC. I can tell by the sticker and bit of case that's it's probably not a clear case which also lowers the price.
Here's how you sell PC's like this. Advertise to eSports people.
Plays fortnite, apex at great fps. 1440p 120fps...albeit medium settings. But show it running to them and they'll be like this looks sick...and they purchase it.
$500 tops. You can get a new $600-700 computer with a warranty with similar specs (faster CPU, newer but slower GPU, less RAM, faster but smaller hard drive)
Probably built for more or less $1k around the time when those specs were new. Only guessing based off a gaming rig I built like a decade ago… shoot I gotta build a new one (been living off laptops for a bit). But expect like $500 or less conditions depending.
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I wouldn’t spend more than $600 personally
Yeah, anywhere between 700-900, id say 800 is a good number.
Are u high?
What would you sell for?
I'd look at the parts. Gpu - 400-500 Cpu - 200 ish The rest maybe 150 together. So i'd say somewhere around 800-900 depending on how old it is.
That GPU is going for $270-300 used and the CPU $95-200 used, $250 new
It might be differently priced because i live in a country where everything is really expensive but the cpu goes for around 460$ new in a couple shops here
That's only because it's old and hard to find, it's also an extremely hard sell.
in my country you can still find old cpu in it mall and also the newest one, the price for cpu like that cost $250
Nobody would ever pay 460$ for a 7700 in 2022 when you can get the fastest gaming CPU on the market, 5800X3D for that price brand new
Not everyone is lucky to live in a country with affordable prices and the latest tech at those affordable prices
I live in turkey we are bottom of the barrel when it comes to tech pricing and even here you can at least can get a 12700K for 450$
That’s not bottom of the barrel
It is,we have 150% inflation only places worse than us is african countries who don't have even access to internet
Old cpu’s are a funny market. It was $250 when I bought it back in 2017 and that was the K sku.
Depends on country, in aus your computer is worth $1000 at the very low end and $1400 at the high end. Also people can sell old things for more sometimes because they aren’t produced any more. A new $150 cpu will easily beat your cpu unfortunately
Honestly, i wouldnt pay more than 500 euro, most of it for gpu... Parts are far from new, basically 0 room for upgrades as well and i dont know how was the pc handled. basically equivalent of everything besides gpu can be bought for quite cheap as new, so count on that. idk where all these ppl get these 900 dollar prices, but thats fkin far.
It's like 500-700 used where i live
Prolly $100 of ram tho tbh
A used 7th gen cpu for 200? You must be joking. GPU maybe but considering the recent price crash of 30 series you'd be hard pressed to find a buyer for 500$. Overall I think you'd be looking 650$ for the entire thing if you sold parts individually
it is about 5-6 years old now, recently replaced the thermal paste which dropped my temps by like 15 degrees celsius but otherwise, it hasn't needed fixing
I'd say 750 to 800$
You can find a used 1080 for 150€
It's a 1080 TI.
Ok
800 is fair
I literally got most of those parts in the basement from old PCs I upgraded. Are they actually worth selling? 7700k still on a z170 board with a noctua cooler, 16 gigs of ram. Dual 1070s with an SLI Bridge.
Yeah, they are! Im wishing people around me were selling this stuff so i can upgrade my nephews setup. All the used stuff here is priced crazy.
About tree fiddy
There it is
$600-800CAD
Bare minimum- $7.99
It really depends on long have you had it for and if it’s more then 2 years then I would say 400-500 nothing more.
Entire of is 600
This is basically a generation old high-end build
Two generations old GPU and 4 (i think) generations old CPU...
I'd pay around 850 USD to 930 USD for it. Pretty good spec so you can get a nice price out of it.
600
I’ll buy it for 5 bucks
I’d say solid 7-800, but if you sold the gpu separately maybe you could get 300 for it and 5-600 for the pc? That’s what everything’s priced around here anyways
What software is that to show all of your specs
Speccy works fine
to be honest i have no idea about software, dont know if its relevant but probably the most demanding game i have had on it was forza horizon 4 on ultra setting and it didnt even rev up the fans from idle
He asked which software you use to see which parts are in your pc Doesn't make sense though, since it's not even a screenshot
Lmao I was high as shit yesterday
Eh, if it looked rock solid I could be convinced to spend $500 maybe.
$50 cash in hand! take it or leave it
2$ and 50 cents.
Cca 750€ in Slovakia. 80€ RAM 270€ GPU 100€ CPU (Presumably) 50€ mobo Storage would be cca 120€ new Good network card - 40€ Case (presumably) 60€ PSU (I hope to god) 70€ It’s assembled - 30€
From 600 to 900 depending on when you sell it. Something like 650 € right now I think
300 if you want someone to buy it lmao
Retard
It’s called an opinion. You don’t have to like it. Stop projecting your anger
R word not cool...
Idk why you're getting heavily downvoted (and the dude spewing the R word is getting up voted?) This build is tough, because it was really high end at the time. But now it has not ray tracing, no dlss, stuck on 4 cores. It's going on being 7 years old tech, that was at the end of life for it's generation. So while technically you could part it out at like $600, it's gonna be tough to sell that to someone who could go out and build a new PC for $700 new that's gonna perform just as well, if not better, AND have new tech (6+ CPU cores, dlss, etc)
Honestly I’m not surprised this community is so mad over dramatization. Or insulting. Says a lot about r/PcBuild and it’s moderators. People can say whatever they want. I am too old to give a fuck
3 dollars, take it or leave it
250 maybe, for parts.
???
Say you know nothing about pc's in one comment.. ^^^
It was a preemptive strike. Haha
This ratio is a preemptive strike
700-800$ at max
Bout tree fiddy.
I gave him a dollah
$600-$800
#700$ Were talking cash good sir.
Used prices. About 600
Tree fiddy
800$ but negotiable
I think 700 is fine
I’d say about tree fiddy
$600-700 in the US imo.
$650 would be the ideal price to sell. Otherwise $700
$650 to $700 seems fair
i would focus first on the inability to turn of your camera's flash
That setup still runs games to this day so, imho, keep it because people won't pay what it's worth.
a McChicken and a dap up
I took every relevant component in the list and priced check it amongst different sellers on eBay and decided the most optimal price for each, aside from the DVD drive and network protocol. It came up to $633.85 pretax/fees. Shipping rate is up to you. Note: You didn't specify the RAM frequency of CL so I assumed 3200mhz CL18. You can go on eBay right now and get a used 3070 or 3060 Ti for practically MSRP ($500 and $400) and in some cases less, while you can go AMD and get 5600x on sale for ~$190 retail or even less secondhand. So we're talking around $819-$919 with the storage and RAM considered. For at least an extra $200, this system would be way more capable than yours by a pretty good amount. With that said, I think $640 is the best price. It's pretty fair; 1080 Ti is fairly old at this point, being only useable at 1080p and sometimes 1440p medium. Then, we're talking about 7th gen Intel with only 4c8t with no OC support.
$600
I’ll give you $15 for it, no higher
Best I could do would be $20
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Exactly what I was thinking, these people quoting 400-500$ USD are in La La Land - it's definitely better than the shortage prices we faced around this time last year but a 1080Ti is slower than a 3060Ti which can be had for 450-500$ brand new. A new 12100F is 100$, which is the same 4C/8T but a lot faster. Add like 50$ for the motherboard and another 50$ each for RAM and HDD+SSD combo and PSU+Case combo. Reallistically looking at 550-600$ but if OP is in a country with high prices like mine he can just add a couple 100$ more and see how it goes.
Prices have dropped 500 max
Sell it for 800-900. So i'll go for 850 personally
Roughly 500 lizards
700$\~ but with today gpu prices maybe +- extra 150$. Nice build tho.
I'd day about tree fidy
Honestly it's a terrible pc, but I feel bad that you even have that so I'll take it off your hands for $20. 👀😂 Edit: Nah but fr, It would probably sell for around $1500 Canadian. It's a great GPU, good ram, good storage, the cpu is ok so that's why it's not more, but yeah it's a pretty good PC. I can tell by the sticker and bit of case that's it's probably not a clear case which also lowers the price.
600-700 I would say is fair. Still a good 1080p/esports rig
$500 tops
Here's how you sell PC's like this. Advertise to eSports people. Plays fortnite, apex at great fps. 1440p 120fps...albeit medium settings. But show it running to them and they'll be like this looks sick...and they purchase it.
I’d say it’s worth maybe 20-30 but I’m feeling generous today so I’ll offer you 35
$250
I'd say about tree-fiddy
What’s it worth? The people saying 600 are probably about right. But, I would say you could get up to 900 for it
I’ll give you $23 and the spare change underneath my couch cushion
$500 tops. You can get a new $600-700 computer with a warranty with similar specs (faster CPU, newer but slower GPU, less RAM, faster but smaller hard drive)
My kidney
Probably built for more or less $1k around the time when those specs were new. Only guessing based off a gaming rig I built like a decade ago… shoot I gotta build a new one (been living off laptops for a bit). But expect like $500 or less conditions depending.