how much do u guys think i can sell my computer for all specs are in my sig
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Re: How much would my comp be worth
I'd say its pretty worthless and outdated, I mean your cpu is about 8 months old and your videocard is well useless and worthless. I would really hate to be in your situation. Good luck on getting 10$ for that system. LOL ZACH!!
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$600US give or take a few bucks. This stuff is as bad as a new car, value drops 1/3 the second you use it.GIgabyte GA-990FXA-UD3
AMD FX8120 @ 4GHz
Patriot 1866MHz EL series 2X4GB DDR3
Powercolour HD 6970 2GB w/XFX 8800GT 512MB Hybrid PhysX
Creative X-FI titanium HD w/Technics class A 300W amp and tower speakers
PC P&C 500W PSU
2TB Seagate
Coolermaster 690II w/Corsair H100 tucked under the hood
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Re: How much would my comp be worth
I'd say $620-700 USD, depending on the condition of everything as well as when and where you sell. Add another $60-100 if you're including a legal copy of Windows XP with the COA. That price range will also vary based on the physical condition of everything and the included cooling system. If you can provide potential buyers a screenshot of Prime95 running for a long time (8-24) hours as well as CPU-Z while the thing is overclocked, it might increase the price as well.
If I were to list it on Anandtech (which is where I buy and sell computer stuff, minus when I get stuff from Newegg or eBay), I'd probably start it off at $700 OBO (or best offer) shipped to the lower 48 states (assuming there's no copy of XP). I wouldn't want to let it go for much less than $650 + shipping on eBay, either.
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Re: How much would my comp be worth
Um... Why did you think it would increase in value at all? Computer hardware depreciates very rapidly. Sure, there are people willing to spend a little more for a a computer that's already working, but not that much more. That computer just isn't worth that much to anyone in their right mind anyway you look at it.
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Crappier in what ways? An Intel Extreme Edition processor pales in comparison to that in most tasks, especially if overclocking is taken into consideration. However, the Extreme Edition processor also costs more than most or all of that computer.
Also, when did you see these computers? Unless it was within about the last month, it would makes sense for them to be more expensive. Hardware depreciates very quickly, and a lot that hardware has depreciated rapidly in the last few months. The video card, RAM, processor, motherboard, and power supply are all losing value very quickly because newer and better stuff is coming out, has come out, or is coming out very soon.
Finally, remember how I said that the prices I gave were without XP? The computers you saw almost certainly had XP bundled with them. If yours does, make sure you add around $60-100, depending on if it's Upgrade, OEM, or Retail as well as Pro, Media Center, or Home.
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Re: How much would my comp be worth
I'm selling my XPS and I want to know how much is worth if anyone interested please contact me [email protected]. So here are the spec's let me remind you this computer is a year old.
Dimenion XPS Gen 4 Series, Intel Pentium 560 (3.6GHz,800SB) w/HT
Technology and 1MB cache
2GB DDR2 SDRAM at 533MHz
Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Desktop Solution
256MB Nvidia Geforce 6800 Graphic Card
Serial ATA RAID 0 With Dual 250GB Hard Drives
3.5 Floppy Drive
Dell Application Back-up CD, Factory Install
No logging,Dell Support
Image Restore
Microsoft Windows XP Professional,Service Pack 2, English
Windows Media Player 10
Mouse included in Logitech Wireless Package
Intel Pro 1000 Integrated PCI NIC Card
56k PCI Data Fax Modem
Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0
48xCD-RW and 16x DVD+/-RW
Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS THX Certified Sound Card With DVD
Dell 5650 5.1 Surrond Sound Speakers System with Subwoofer
PowerDVD software Decoding forDVD Drives
Music Match 9.0 Basic
Paint Shop Photo Album 5.1 Standard
Broadband Icon for Inspiron
4 year Limited Warranty
Dell Media Experience 3.0 Basic
Technical Support, 3 Years Extended- Initial Year
Soft Contacts- Qualxserve
Word Perfect Productivity Pack
Dell all in one printer
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Re: How much would my comp be worth
You'll be lucky to see $750 US for it. There is no upgrade path for a PC like that and the market for one is for someone looking for a second PC or a starter PC. Do not take offense to my estimate as I am sure you paid quite a bit more for it. PC's are worth 1/2 of what you paid for them the first time you hit the power button.GIgabyte GA-990FXA-UD3
AMD FX8120 @ 4GHz
Patriot 1866MHz EL series 2X4GB DDR3
Powercolour HD 6970 2GB w/XFX 8800GT 512MB Hybrid PhysX
Creative X-FI titanium HD w/Technics class A 300W amp and tower speakers
PC P&C 500W PSU
2TB Seagate
Coolermaster 690II w/Corsair H100 tucked under the hood
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Well I hate to admit it, but even my main rig with the H2o wouldnt even get half what I have in it. I have spent well over $2000+ for it and I bet I wouldnt get more then $1200, w/OS, for it. As for my backup rig, well I wouldnt get even $1000, w/OS, out of it. So I know how you feel!
Here's the deal for me though, I am so happy with both my rigs, that I wont even think of upgrading to a new CPU(AM2/CoreDuel), Mobo and all that goes with that type of upgrade, complete new system basicly! So, here I am, happy with what I have and thinking it will be a year before I jump that hurdle.
As long as its worth it to you, thats all that matters. Im my mind I have the best system out and thats what counts! Many will say its junk, out of date, slow, P.O.S. and thats fine, they are not me and they dont use it and they never will! For the games I play and the video editing I do, its way more then I even need but its future proof to me and thats that!
You can never stay up to date with everything, well if you had money to burn and wanted to replace parts every week, you could. Most of use cant do that, and to sit and think, every time a new item comes out, that you need to upgrade your system, is not a positive way of thinking. Yes its ok to have your wish list, but is another to act on that, every single time something better comes to the market!
So, dont worry, be happy!
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If im only gaming should I get a Dual core or single, im not a multi-tasker ussually.
I've heard people say that single core is better for gaming, but i'm not sure, Which would have a higher resale value?
I'm asking this ? b/c I wanna know about resale value, so its not too irrelevant.
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Re: How much would my comp be worth
definately dual core. some games would see a slow down, but modern games (quake 4, oblivion, GRAW, etc) are dual core optimized in the patches for them. also, if you have 1 or 2 kickass graphics cards, there will be less of a bottleneck. if its a reasonably fast cpu, then there wont even be much of a slowdown.
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