How to sell old gaming rig

[iKokomo]

I have a computer that I built about 2-3 years ago and I don't use it so much because I use my Mac more because I do a lot more video editing / photo editing than gaming. So I was wanting to sell this computer. My question is, would I get more and is it best to sell as one unit? Or part by part?
Here are the specs:

Shuttle SZ77R5
Intel i7 3770k Ivy Bridge
Stock Shuttle 500w Bronze PSU
Stock Shuttle Motherboard
Intel 160 SSD X25-M
WD 1TB Drive
LG Bluray/HD-DVD
Intel Mini PCI Express Wifi/Bluetooth Combo and Antenna
Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHZ
Diamond TVW750USB ATI Theater HD 750 TV Tuner with Digital TV Antenna
Rosewill USB 3.0 Internal Card Reader


Thanks!!!

 

[H4rdR3s37]

Not many parts that would sell high price individually so I suggest selling as a combo.

 

[iKokomo]

I forgot I have a Zotac GeForce GTX 560 Ti graphics card, sorry I forgot to add that, with the unit as well. I do have the original retail boxes for all of these too.
Thanks!

 

[spirit]

Sell CPU/board/RAM together.

Sell everything else alone.

 

[spirit]

You sell your pc with all parts not as one by one.

More people will be looking for individual parts than a whole machine when you're talking about machines of this age.

 

[Cisco001]

I will sell it as one unit to start with. It is not bad spec apart from slightly outdated GPU.
If you get no response, start selling it with parts.

 

[Okedokey]

What spirit said.

 

[Agent Smith]

Usually when trying to sell an old computer you just want to part it out and sell those separately.