How much is it worth?

M4573R

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I'll be looking to sell my current computer as a whole once I build a new one and I'm wondering what other people think it's worth. Thanks!

E6600
Thermaltake BigTyp heatsink/fan
Asus P5N32-E SLI
2x2 Gigs Crucial Ballistix DDR2-800 4-4-4-12
EVGA 8800 GTX
Silverstone ST75F 750 watt PSU
Seagate Barracuda 7200.10, 500GB, 16MB Cache
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatal1ty Pro
LIAN LI PC-A16B - With side window and extra 120mm front fan cage
4x Thermaltake A1927 120mm Red LED fans
DVD drive and DVD burner

I have most of the original packaging for major components. Not for ram or drives I don't think.
 
I take it that you are going to be selling it without the monitor or Windows license?
 
That is correct. Just the box. Either formatted or with windows 7 on it.
 
The GenHard FAQ has some good info on how to appraise your parts...

tiraides said:
How much can I get for [my computer/my parts]?

Price checks are not allowed in General [H]ardware; the only place you could get a price check at the [H] is through the General Mayhem forum.

The "easy way" to determine your computer's/part's/parts' resell value is take 10%-40% off its current retail value, based on its age, its condition, whether or not it has all of its accessories (including packaging materials and paperwork), and other factors (e.g., where it was used at, whether or not it was overclocked, the time left on its warranty).

If you want a more "accurate" estimate, check out what the used computer/part is selling for elsewhere. Check out eBay, Craigslist, and forums (like here) where members sell and trade their used parts. As a warning though: don't expect a huge profit in reselling your part, as many people want a huge discount on used parts.

Personally... I'd say around $550. If you part it, I'd be interested in the ST75F if its priced nicely. ;)
 
That's about what I was thinking. Sorry about posting in the wrong place. Thanks for the replies.
 
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