How much is my PC worth?

[filter2700]

I am trying to sell my computer, I know retail I paid about $600 brand new, on its own. I then put in a GeForce GTX 750ti OC edition video card that cost $150, and have a 22" LED Samsung monitor retailing at about $100. I am trying to sell the PC (video card included) + monitor on craigslist or a PC shop. I know when I bought it there is a ridiculous markup, but its only about five months old so I should be able to get a decent amount for this right? I was thinking about $700 for it all together, but that seems high and I'm sure no one will pay that much, but whats the lowest you think I should settle for selling this at craigslist, OR a PC shop?

Specs:

Acer Aspire ATC-605-UB11
Windows 8.1 64-Bit
Intel Core i5 @ 4440 (3.10GHz)
64 bit Quad-Core Processor
Max Turbo Frequency 3.3GHz
8GB DDR3 RAM
6MB L3 Cache
1TB SATA
DVD+/-RW
Gigabit Ethernet
500watt
HDD SATA 1TB
802.11a/b/g/n Wireless LAN
Bluetooth 4.0
1 VGA, 1 HDMI
2 x USB 3.0
4 x USB 2.0
RJ45 1 Port

Samsung S22C35OH 22 LED Monitor

GeForce GTX 750 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Superclocked Video Card
Core Clock 1215MHz
Boost Clock 1294MHz
CUDA Cores 512
Effective Memory Clock 5012MHz
Memory Size 2GB
Memory Interface 128-Bit
Memory Type GDDR5
3D API
DirectX 12
OpenGL 4.4
1 x HDMI
Multi-Monitor Support 3
1 x DisplayPort
1 x DVI-I
Max Resolution
Analog: 2048 x 1536
Digital: 4096 x 2160
3D VISION Game Ready Yes
Cooler With Fan
Slot Width Dual Slot

 

[TallestJon96]

I know the 750 ti is worth around $80 used

 

[ExKiller]

The price could be easily raised upto 550$ ,going down further would make it like a steal price

 

[Eximo]

No matter how new it is, it is still used.

Would need an actual parts list to get a more exact figure. But this is something that can be built right now for about $600 using cheaper components, so anywhere near that is pretty good.

 

[JackNaylorPE]

Rule of Thumb - Take your build cost and then subtract 10% .... then 5% for each month of age for 6 months (60% value at this point) ... then 10% for every 6 months thereafter.

0.5 year old - 60% of build cost
1.0 - 50%
1.5 - 40%
2.0 - 30%
2.5 - 20%
3.0 - 10%

If $850 new, it should be worth a bit less than what would normally be as a custom build as it's a "off the shelf" big box store branded PC.....

1 day old - $765
3 months old - $635
6 months old - $510
1 year old - $425
2 years old - $255

 

[claec]

Here's a PCPartsPicker equivalent I put together: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6cD9pg

Total for parts, OS, and monitor: $770 ($710 after rebates)

Yes, those aren't the -exact- parts, but they are likely equal to or better at least (except possibly the motherboard)

Based on that, I would venture to say that $600 is a good starting point. Because it's based off a prebuilt system some of the value is lost (less expandability, lower reliability, etc)

You likely won't get over $600, and I would guess that closer to $500 is more realistic.

 

[jitpublisher]

Start at $600, see what happens. You are wanting to get rid of it, why? If you dont want it, who do you think would buy it? What would they buy it for? Only you can decide the lowest price you would take.

 

[filter2700]

Thanks for the detailed answers everyone, that is very helpful. I wasn't too far off then. I'm selling it because I don't game very much anymore.