Question Realistic system appraisal. Can I even sell this?

[LO_ORE]

Hi everybody. I recently upgraded to a newer build and am now left with the old one, which I'd like to sell locally. Tried pricing it with a few online calculators such as PCPricer (300$) and Pc Price Calculator (240$), but I wanted to get some actual opinions, especially since the build is quite old (6 years, but used 4). Here is the PcPartPicker part list. What do you think? Thank you in advance

 

[Lutfij]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

You could part out the system and maybe net more overall but that would mean it takes longer to sell everything. You can sell the system as is and be done with the deal, in one go. Though I wouldn't go any higher than what's listed in your thread's opening post, above.

 

[LO_ORE]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

You could part out the system and maybe net more overall but that would mean it takes longer to sell everything. You can sell the system as is and be done with the deal, in one go. Though I wouldn't go any higher than what's listed in your thread's opening post, above.

Thanks for the response! Parting the system is an option, but I'd probably only go as far as selling the GPU separately, maybe for a 100$? And the rest for 200$, but I do need to make some checks first.

 

[bill001g]

You are not likely going to get anywhere near $100 for a 1060 with 3gb.

If you look on ebay you can find 1060 3gb cards for $20, maybe you get $50 at most for a slightly better brand name. The 6gb ones are worth a small bit more.

Local sales you tend to get even less. Why would someone go though all the hassle to meet up with someone when they could buy it off ebay. Ebay even has some small amount of buyer protection which buying from some guy out of the trunk of his car does not.

It is going to be lots of effort to get anywhere near what you see even on ebay.