How much should I sell my gaming rig for? AMD FX8350, R9 380

[Sage Connel]

How much should I sell my rig for?
CFI Borealight case
maxed out led fans x9
amd fx8350
geforce AMD r9 380
corsair h100i gtx
1tb HD
128gb sandisk SSD
asus 970 Moba
600w atx power supply
bluray reader/writer optical drive.
8gb ddr3 ram at 1866
and two 12" red cathodes.
comes with cmstorm keyboard and ibuypower gaming mouse
for $100 extra on suggested price a 24" LG monitor
Legit windows 10

Thank you. Everything is in great working condition
with minimal use. some parts are almost brand new time wise as well.

 

[dangus]

for me it would depend on what power supply. but id say about $550 would be fair

 

[dangus]

i assume you didn't like that answer much. how much would YOU sell it for?

 

[Joeyob32]

Simple, once you add up the cost and divide by the rate of loss, the answer is $DONTSELLYOURGAMINGRIG.00

 

[Jonathan358]

Selling your GPU?

 

[computers_are_freaky]

I think that 550 is a bit too little (9 led fans are about 100$ on their own), but not more than 650.

 

[dangus]

I think that 550 is a bit too little (9 led fans are about 100$ on their own), but not more than 650.

yeah but 9 led fans are totally necessary as well. if i were buying id say take the led fans out and keep them and then ill pay you $550

 

[computers_are_freaky]

Yeah, sounds about right. 550$ ish for the system, and it depends on the fans make and model how much they are worth. But 9 is complete and utter overkill (unless your running an extreme watercoolng loop, but you aren't)

 

[thor220]

That water cooler on that CPU is a huge waste. You should take it out of the system because no one is going to pay much for one strapped to that processor. You'd get far more value from it by using it yourself or selling it separately.

Also, why does it need to be stated that your windows 10 is "legit"? This really makes me call into question whether or not you're selling pirated software with this. Lack of detail on the OS seem to support that assertion.

 

[computers_are_freaky]

No man, trust me, you need VERY good cooling with that cpu, especially when overclocking, and since you have a 970 motherboard I presume you have that capability. Yes, you will get more with that cooler separate, but if anyone wants to overclock ths system, they will be happy to see it. Just say that it is separate, and you will through it in for like 50-60 dollars or something. Make sure you still have the stock cooler though