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"How much should i sell this lot for?"

Hi guys, am selling one of my pc's but have not got a clue on how much to ask for it, this is the spec..

Black Lian Li Pc60 (i think) In fair conditoin.
550 Truepower Antec
P4 2.8B Cpu
512mb PC2100 Crucial DDR
Abit IS7-E motherboard
Soundblaster Live 5.1 Digital
100gb Western Digital SE 8mb cache
Gefroce 4 Ti 4200 128mb
Floppy disk Drive
Black Bezalled 16 Speed DVD rom
Black FDD Drive

What sort of price shall i ask for this spec.

Cheers
Colin

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It's not really that old but it is second hand, I have it spare as i originally built in as a server for file sharing and video editing as it is a P4 and they are very good at video editing.

Colin

Is it one of your old PCs and thus second hand? Or have you built it yourself with brand new components to sell it? Cos that will change the price a lot.

Im gonna Sell it for £360, thats a bargain isnt it?

Colin

£400 - £500 if you sell it for a customer who wants that exact spec (if your going to build for someone)
much less if you put it on ebay.

O.k. what about now, I have changed the PSU and added some more bits as i don't really need them.

Colin

OK, that's a good PSU and quite a nice case. Maybe £250?

I wouldn't let go of that for less than £350 or so personally, but I don't keep tabs on second hard part prices.

I'm not sure myself but there's a 'members market' forum at overclockers.co.uk that's pretty good for selling stuff at decent prices. It's more geared towrds individual components but people obviously know what they're talking about so it might be worth a look just to get an idea of prices.

Nimco wrote:
> I managed to sell my old AMD Duron 1300+ machine for £55 today.
> The best way to see how much to sell something for is to look on
> somewhere like eBay or local papers, classified ads, etc.

My local paper has some absolutely hilarious prices for 2nd hand PCs - everytime I look there are Pentium or PII systems selling for a couple of hundred quid! It might be worth putting an ad in just to see if some sucker wants to pay over the odds (as long as your conscience will let you.)

Just seeling whats stated Which i have updated.

Cheers

Colin