My Pc Price

[victornguyen082]

Im looking to sell this pc and I honestly am not sure on what to charge that would be reasonable.
Cpu: i5-8400
Cpu cooler: A 120mm Deepcool EX aio cooler
Motherboard: Asus Prime z370-A
Ram: 16gb ddr4 ram
Graphics Card: Asus Dual gtx 1060 6gb
Storage: 120gb Ssd and 1tb Hard drive
Psu: 600w Bronze 80+ Less
Case: is a deepcool baronkase

 

[Darkbreeze]

What is the exact model of the power supply?

What is the exact model number of your memory kit?

SSD?

Hard drive?

Model numbers are essential in trying to estimate a price. Without them, we can't even begin to guess.

 

[victornguyen082]

What is the exact model of the power supply? Evga 600 BQ

What is the exact model number of your memory kit? Patriot Viper 2400mhz 2x8

SSD? xpg ADATA 120gb

Hard drive? Hitachi 1TB 72000rpm

Model numbers are essential in trying to estimate a price. Without them, we can't even begin to guess.

 

[Darkbreeze]

At a guess, I'd say roughly, without actually knowing the exact part numbers of those other parts, you're build is right at about $1000.00 new, so somewhere between 600-800 dollars depending on the actual parts you have is probably in the ballpark. Usually, if a system is more than 6 months old, but less than a year, you're probably ok asking about 80% of retail. After a year, you're looking at 60-75% depending on condition.

After two years, maybe 40-50%, and so on.

 

[Darkbreeze]

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[victornguyen082]

At a guess, I'd say roughly, without actually knowing the exact part numbers of those other parts, you're build is right at about $1000.00 new, so somewhere between 600-800 dollars depending on the actual parts you have is probably in the ballpark. Usually, if a system is more than 6 months old, but less than a year, you're probably ok asking about 80% of retail. After a year, you're looking at 60-75% depending on condition.

After two years, maybe 40-50%, and so on.