Quick help pricing my old tower out

[jukeboxhero10]

So I just bought a new system and god a perfectly decent gaming pc extra. Before I go to sell it though I have no idea wat to actually ask for it Never sold one before. Any help would be great. I'm going to put what i remember atm and will update with more precise whhen I get home.

Specs
cpu- i5
gpu- evga geforce 560ti 448 core christmas special edition
ram- 4 gb dd3 corsair
hd- running 1tb regular but that baby is being smashed no pron for you.
Optical drive- 1 dvdr
Power supply- 750watt
case- generic corsair black full case
Mb- generic mb no sli support

System is about 3 year old hoenstly still handles everything on high or max up untill this years games like bf4 not amazing system an I'm a realist just not sure whats a fair price point. Also whats teh best way to go about selling a pc.

 

[TheAsianNinja]

Well because it's used, I'd say about $700 - $950.

 

[Shamar Holtz]

I'd say $600 to $750, If you want to do the math yourself all you have to do is add up all the items current prices and deduct about $200 or $300 since it is used and 3 years old

 

[geofelt]

Be prepared to be disappointed.

A pc will usually fetch more if it is disassembled and the parts sold individually.
That is because it is unlikely that a buyer will want exactly the same pc.
Find your parts in used condition on ebay.
Then filter on completed auctions,
In green you will see what the part actually sold for.

 

[Shamar Holtz]

Be prepared to be disappointed.

A pc will usually fetch more if it is disassembled and the parts sold individually.
That is because it is unlikely that a buyer will want exactly the same pc.
Find your parts in used condition on ebay.
Then filter on completed auctions,
In green you will see what the part actually sold for.

Option 2...Part you computer out and sell the parts individually