information on selling pc

[Gaming To Gaming]

id like to know about how much would be a reasonable asking price for my pc, specs are as follows:

Evga gtx 960 2gb ftw
core i3 6100
stock cpu fan
8gb drr4 ballistix crucail ram
500gb 7200rpm hitachi harddrive
evga 430w power supply
gigabyte ga-h110m-s2h
APEX TX Series TX-606-U3 Black Steel
(comes with cheap set of rgb lighting)

Thanks!

 

[RememberThe5th]

Best would be looking part by part and add 10-15% to final price of whole price, as my suggestion.

 

[Gaming To Gaming]

Best would be looking part by part and add 10-15% to final price of whole price, as my suggestion.

thank you for qiuck replie i will trie this

 

[rgd1101]

$200 to $250

 

[RememberThe5th]

$200 to $250

Its better for him look part by part in used market (At his country), at lowest pricepoint per component, then adding 10%-15% to final price.

 

[rgd1101]

$200 to $250

Its better for him look part by part in used market (At his country), at lowest pricepoint per component, then adding 10%-15% to final price.

add 10-15% for used items?

 

[Rakanyshu]

$200 to $250

Its better for him look part by part in used market (At his country), at lowest pricepoint per component, then adding 10%-15% to final price.

add 10-15% for used items?

when you are looking at the cheapest price for a used item, it makes sense.

 

[RememberThe5th]

Whats 10% of 100$? 10$
If im selling PC at used parts for the price that you can buy all parts it makes no sense, except the thing its costing less for ship since its all in one,
second, you can give warranty on parts in case of "Smoke" ,1-3 Months your warranty on things that dont have, you have built yourself, its proven to be stable in work.