wanna flog my computer ... but for how much ?

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cuzzaUK

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Hi guys made my computer for christmas and i wanna get a better one, i want to sell the computer but without moniter, keyboard etc. the computer is immaculate etc, here is a list of its components

case : NZXT Apollo Black ATX Case With Side Window

O/S : windows 7, 64bitt home premium

power supply : OCZ, 700WATT, modXstream, pro psu

HD: WD, 7200rpm, 32mb cache

Processor : 3.2GHZ AMD phenom II, AM3, x4, 995 black edition

mobo : MA790XT UD4P , gigabyte, am3, ddr3, c fire, sata

Optical drive : pioneer dvr, DL SATA 22XDVD

GPU : ATI radeon, hd, 4600series

memory : Corsair XMS (not too sure) 4gb (2x2gb) 1600+ ghz

I was thinking around 600-700 ? UK pounds that is ...
 
i would say £400 - £500

if you included a monitor+keyboard+mouse you could get £600-£700, would sell better as a full setup
 
i dont think so cos the gpu is a little weak!

price all the parts up new and give a total, then have a look at the difference!

if i was buying a pc used and it was only £150 cheaper than new i would go with new because you get waranty etc.

there needs to be a big enough price difference to make people choose the second hand option
 
funkysnair said:
i dont think so cos the gpu is a little weak!

price all the parts up new and give a total, then have a look at the difference!

if i was buying a pc used and it was only £150 cheaper than new i would go with new because you get waranty etc.

there needs to be a big enough price difference to make people choose the second hand option
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+1 the average consumer will be far happier purchasing a 2nd hand PC from a reputable company, like dell
 
cuzzaUK said:
584.71 is what it cost me to make
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so you are willing to sell the pc for the same price as it cost to make?

would you buy a second hand pc for the same it would cost you to build yourself?

if thats the case i should sell mine for £2000!!!

no you have to drop your price to make a difference for people to take the leep, are you giving waranty? NO (most companys dont allow waranty on secondhand goods)

do you get waranty on new bought items YES!

for a buyer it would make more sense buying the parts and taking them to a shop and paying £60 to build the pc and still be covered by waranty!!!
 
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