[SOLVED] How much would this PC sell for?

[Jake311202]

Hi, I am looking to buy a new PC and it looks that it would save me a decent bit of money if I sell my current PC, I have used it for about 2 years now however it seems to still run perfectly fine with most games at 60 FPS

any idea how much it would sell for?

intel i5 7400 processor

h110m-r motherboard

GTX 1050TI

16gb of Corsair 3600mhz ram

500gb MX500 SSD

1tb HDD

PCSPECIALIST vanquish centurion case

VS350 PSU

this was the PC I brought but I replaced the 8gb ram with 16gb and added a 500gb SSD.
https://www.ebuyer.com/797345-pc-specialist-vanquish-centurion-1050ti-gaming-pc-pcs-d1224788

 

[Wolfshadw]

Probably somewhere in the $250 - $300 range. By today's standards, this is a low-end and outdated system.

-Wolf sends

 

[kanewolf]

Hi, I am looking to buy a new PC and it looks that it would save me a decent bit of money if I sell my current PC, I have used it for about 2 years now however it seems to still run perfectly fine with most games at 60 FPS

any idea how much it would sell for?

intel i5 7400 processor

h110m-r motherboard

GTX 1050TI

16gb of Corsair 3600mhz ram

500gb MX500 SSD

1tb HDD

PCSPECIALIST vanquish centurion case

VS350 PSU

this was the PC I brought but I replaced the 8gb ram with 16gb and added a 500gb SSD.
https://www.ebuyer.com/797345-pc-specialist-vanquish-centurion-1050ti-gaming-pc-pcs-d1224788

1/2 of what you paid is always a good starting guess.
But I would say $300 ...

Are you including the Windows OS License?

 

[Jake311202]

1/2 of what you paid is always a good starting guess.
But I would say $300 ...

Are you including the Windows OS License?

I am leaving windows on there yes, it is already pre installed and I’m not taking it off I doubt, if I was to sell this PC, to make sure all of my data/passwords/history etc is gone do I just need to do a full reset then I’m good to go?

 

[USAFRet]

I am leaving windows on there yes, it is already pre installed and I’m not taking it off I doubt, if I was to sell this PC, to make sure all of my data/passwords/history etc is gone do I just need to do a full reset then I’m good to go?

Not "reset".
A full wipe and reinstall.

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[Balefire]

not more than 400 usd


some of the parts are pretty bad though... psu is down right the stuff of nightmares