Question NZXT H1 Pre-Build: Fair Resale Price?

[SunRoseAlice]

Any thoughts on what a fair resale price would be? I'm thinking around $400 - $500? I have never resold a computer before, so I'd like some opinion from those more familiar. Could easily replace GPU with a 3060 or 3060ti and have a solid machine for contemporary games.

System Specs
Case: NZXT H1 (2019 Model *has riser cable replacement)
CPU: Intel i9-9900K
GPU: Gigabyte 2070 Super Windforce OC
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390-I Aorus Pro Wifi
Memory (Upgraded): G.Skill Trident 3200 RGB 2x16 GB
Storage: N/A

Original Purchase Price: $2,234.99

Issues
Consistent GPU hardware failure. Occurs one to two times per day but otherwise can play demanding games like Cyberpunk 2.0 // Crashes most often appear related to Microsoft Game Services and GameInput // Running on the more stable NVIDIA Studio Driver appears to help.

 

[Lutfij]

How old would the entire platform be? You could go along the formulae with depreciation then again, I thin $400 is what I'd keep it.

If you're selling it off due to the issue, perhaps you could troubleshoot that and se if you can bring up the value of the build a little? Just my thoughts though.

 

[hedwar2011]

If it's got hardware failures that might be a ok price if the person buying it knows that going in and that they will have to take the time to fix said issues.

According to PCPartPicker, the GPU is worth $700 brand new and the CPU is worth between $500-700

 

[SunRoseAlice]

Aside from sending the GPU in

How old would the entire platform be? You could go along the formulae with depreciation then again, I thin $400 is what I'd keep it.

If you're selling it off due to the issue, perhaps you could troubleshoot that and se if you can bring up the value of the build a little? Just my thoughts though.

Unit built in Sept. 2020, so just over 3 years old. I forgot about it since it hasn't happened in a week or so but I also get occasional screen flickers when windows overlay or when the wallpaper changes to a new image.

I have tried troubleshooting the crash issue to no avail. At this point I think I'd have to consider the card dying or send the system in to be looked at. Good thoughts, so I may do the latter once my new build is up and running.

$400 feels about right given GPU issues though all other components work fine.

If it's got hardware failures that might be a ok price if the person buying it knows that going in and that they will have to take the time to fix said issues.

According to PCPartPicker, the GPU is worth $700 brand new and the CPU is worth between $500-700

I would of course mention that the card has issues. All the other components work fine

 

[USAFRet]

Issues
Consistent GPU hardware failure.

$200, only if it includes a valid Win 10 OS license.

Why only $200?
Unknown level of broken parts.