how much will i get 4 my pc

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i need a price quote

i got a hp a1118x with a bundle hp 17" lcd monitor and also a 2yrs plan from staples repair service for under $999

Athlon 64 3300ghz
512 pc3200
160gb
dvd r/rw

and i add on a

Happaugh Wintv go tv card $49.99 and a Nvidia Geforce FX 5500 128mb AGP $99.99

so how much will i get

and also i know is in the wrong forum but i have a notebook question which is part of this thread

is there something on the market in a notebook that will have the same or simular feature as what i got !
 
You should have edited your original post.

There's no such thing as a 3300 GHz CPU. :)

You'd get firmly at least $500 for the system.

And yes - there are many notebooks out there that have the same specifications. There's too many different laptop companies out there though. Try Sager's Notebooks.

-J.
 
I'll try to give you a ceiling, just a rough estimate of what equivalent parts could be bought for at online stores like newegg:
hp 17" lcd monitor - $220 (depends on quality could be more if you have a great one)
Athlon 64 3300+ - $110 from what i've read it's actually an OC'ed venice with less cache
512 pc3200 - $45
160gb - $90
dvd r/rw - $50
case w/PSU - $60
Hauppage Wintv go tv card $49
Nvidia Geforce FX 5500 128mb AGP $50
(likely) HP locked in XP home: $40
All in all that's $714 max, discounting the warranty which I have no idea about. You'd have to part it out to get close to that high, or find someone who really loves warranties. As it stands, you might be able to sell that setup for $500-600 (on accounts of it being used) depending on the quality of the monitor. The problem with selling pre-built systems is people don't want to pay for stuff they don't need or don't appreciate. Such would be the case for your tv tuner and graphics card. At least you've got an advantage in that your warranty sounds good, but you should probably check with staples about transferring it to its prospective owner.
 
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