[numlock2.0]

May 2014 EDIT: so I never sold this thing, but am now looking to do so. Jeez I was overambitious on the old price, eh? Silly me

System is pretty much the same, except I now have two SSD's to add to the mix, an Intel 530 180GB and a Toshiba Q Pro 128GB and the video card is an OEM 8800GT rebrand pulled from a Dell XPS (called a GTS 240).

Looking for the quickest/easiest way to sell. Selling it as a whole would be ideal, but parting out will be quicker so I might just do that.

Anyway, here's an updated list of parts and an estimate to what I think the items will sell for, including shipping:

• Cooler Master Centurion 534 with Antec Neo Eco 400C and Samsung DVD Burner - $20 local maybe? The case is 7 years old.
• i5 750 with Logisys 120mm HDT Cooler - $50
• Gigabyte P55-UD3L - $30
• 8GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 - $30
• Intel 530 180GB SSD - $100
• Toshiba Q Pro 128GB SSD - $50
• Western Digital Blue 1TB - $40
• OEM Nvidia GTS 240 1GB (8800GT rebrand with a slight OC, has an AC L2 HSF on it) - $30?
• LG IPS 235V LCD Monitor - $100
• Ducky DK-1008 OCN - $40

Any help is much appreciated, thank you for your time and help!
Quote:

Originally Posted by OP
Hey guys, I'm looking to sell my i5 system locally on Craigslist and was wondering what I can get for it.

Stupidly, I deleted the system from my sig before I made this thread. I'll list the parts:

Cooler Master Centurion 534
Antec Neo Eco 400C
i5 750 with Logisys 120mm HDT Cooler
Gigabyte P55-UD3L with latest BIOS
8GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600
Western Digital Blue 1TB
Sapphire AMD 7770 GHz FLEX Edition (allows 4 monitors on one card with a DP -> DVI adapter, included)
Samsung DVD Burner
1 intake and 1 exhaust 120mm fan

The cooler and GPU are new, I just bought them last week. The PSU, RAM, DVD and HDD are about 6 months old, the mobo and CPU are from around 2010. The case is the oldest, from 2007.

If I were to sell here, I think around $500 is fair, but I'm looking to get as much as I can. How much should I ask for it? Should I list at $750 and wait for offers?

Thanks for the help guys

 

[stubass]

i think at $750 you will be waiting awhile sorry but hey you can always try and see what offers you get.
i actually put it at around $450 - $480.

 

[numlock2.0]

Well damn, maybe it's not worth selling then. This computer is overpowered for what I do with it, but I'm not sure I want to downgrade to an e2180.

Thanks for the appraisal. Good to know that I'm way overshooting the price. I'll wait for a second opinion before I decide what to do.

 

[The_chemist21]

$500 and settle down for $450 since everyone will haggle with you on CL.

 

[drnilly007]

Hey Craigslist is free. Try selling it for $1000 if you want. Thats the sweet thing about craigslist you never know whos looking to buy especially all the people running around with their tax refunds!

 

[numlock2.0]

Bump bump bump, bump bump ba-bump.

 

[King Who Dat]

$425. Maybe $450. The cpu is still solid, the ssd's are nice and the monitor is a good one. Start at $500.

 

[TheDarkLord100]

i5 750 with Logisys 120mm HDT Cooler - $75
Gigabyte P55-UD3L - $60
8GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 - $60

Wouldn't take less, the CPU is still really solid, an 1156 board is really wanted and ram prices are throw the roof these days, at least $50 for 8GB, what's yours? 1x8GB or 2x4GB?

the rest look good.

 

[DaFirnz]

Sell the CPU, MOBO, Ram as one and part the rest out. Yes it's more work but you can keep a better price on the valuable parts and take the hit on the others. ie the Intel SSD might sit around a bit at $100 but the Toshiba should move at $50. The mobo etc should get near $200.

 

[numlock2.0]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDarkLord100

i5 750 with Logisys 120mm HDT Cooler - $75
Gigabyte P55-UD3L - $60
8GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600 - $60

Wouldn't take less, the CPU is still really solid, an 1156 board is really wanted and ram prices are throw the roof these days, at least $50 for 8GB, what's yours? 1x8GB or 2x4GB?

the rest look good.

It's a pair of 4GB sticks. I wasn't aware that 1156 boards were still wanted.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaFirnz

Sell the CPU, MOBO, Ram as one and part the rest out. Yes it's more work but you can keep a better price on the valuable parts and take the hit on the others. ie the Intel SSD might sit around a bit at $100 but the Toshiba should move at $50. The mobo etc should get near $200.

Sounds like parting out may be the way to go, I get too many bogus offers on Craigslist.

Thanks to both of you for your replies.