Hey folks,
I'll try to keep this short and sweet.
I'm looking to get my gaming desktop back (had to sell it a while ago for financial reasons).
I see some SUPER good deals on my local craigslist, makes it very tempting to go that route when the computer being sold is half the price it would be new. (pricing out on pcpartpicker)
Question: how can I tell if anything is wrong with the computer other than doing the ol' tire kick?
I remember when I was a lad I sold a old HP on craigslist that would BSOD like once a day. Didn't mention that to the seller, but that's why I got rid of it. Didn't know how to fix the problem so I sold it. I'm so afraid that i'm buying someone else's problem going the craigslist route.
Any advice? thank ya
I'll try to keep this short and sweet.
I'm looking to get my gaming desktop back (had to sell it a while ago for financial reasons).
I see some SUPER good deals on my local craigslist, makes it very tempting to go that route when the computer being sold is half the price it would be new. (pricing out on pcpartpicker)
Question: how can I tell if anything is wrong with the computer other than doing the ol' tire kick?
I remember when I was a lad I sold a old HP on craigslist that would BSOD like once a day. Didn't mention that to the seller, but that's why I got rid of it. Didn't know how to fix the problem so I sold it. I'm so afraid that i'm buying someone else's problem going the craigslist route.
Any advice? thank ya