I am selling my custom PC. I am sick of having to replace custom parts every few months and just want a laptop for school and work. I want to sell my PC on ebay and want to know how much I should put the buy it now and starting auction price at. I think I paid around $1,800 to get all of the parts. It would come with all of the original boxes the parts came in and the CD's/manuals too. I think something is wrong with the MOBO, but I can't be sure it seems to run fine right now.  I figured someone buying this would be customed to a rig like this or just wanted to scrap parts from it and either use them or resell them on eaby.

How much do you think I could get for this?

CASE
Thermaltake Armor Series Black Aluminum/Steel ATX Full Tower

POWER SUPPLY
BFG - 650-Watt ATX CPU Power Supply

HARD DRIVE
Seagate HD 320GB |ST 7K 16M SATA2

GRAPHICS CARD
XFX PVT70GUDF7 GeForce 7800GT 256MB GDDR3 PCI Express x16 - Retail

CD/DVD DRIVES
NEC DVD Burner Black IDE/ATAPI Model ND-3540A
ASUS Black ATAPI DVD-ROM Drive Model DVD-E616AG

RAM
CORSAIR XMS 4GB (4 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) DC

PROCESSOR
Dual Core AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ Manchester 2.2GHz Socket 939

MOTHER BOARD
ASUS A8N-SLI Premium Socket 939 NVIDIA nForce4 SLI ATX AMD Motherboard

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$1,000-$1,200 would be my guess... if you're lucky.

I think you'd do better selling the individual parts, especially if you have the original packaging.

If you do sell it as a whole, do yourself a favor and clean it up first.  Get all the dust out and try your hand at cable management.... then take some more flattering pictures.

I'd say 1-1.2 k myself.  Also... what's with that in game image of a hallway?  That's very unnecessary.

Quote (Lord Dave @ Nov. 26 2006, 2:59 pm)

I'd say 1-1.2 k myself.  Also... what's with that in game image of a hallway?  That's very unnecessary.

Out of place hallway pic  

Why that's the interior of his PC!

Im not sure on price, but I agree clean it up first, make it look pritty, Mr. Cable tie is your friend

start with 1$, and see where it goes

Quote (Corridale @ Nov. 27 2006, 4:14 am)

I agree clean it up first, make it look pritty, Mr. Cable tie is your friend

Round cables could help too, that is if you were going to keep the computer. You could some diagnostics to try and straighten (start with a general one, then see whare it leads) out your PC, but if you are sure you want to sell the computer.

does the auction include your horrible hard drive problems?