Where to sell pc?

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note235

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Anyone know where i can sell a pc or parts?
And how much i can get for this set up?

Pentium D 820
1gb ddr2 667
Geforce 7600gt
NZXT Trinity
80gb sata2
ECS C-19A SLI mobo

how much could i get?
 
forum is a good place to sell stuff
prices are kinda hard to gauge. Look it up online, and then knock off like 20-30% unless it's like brand new.

if you are interested in parting out the system you are likely to get more buyers...
 
AMD Man 129 said:
try selling on ebay
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ebay takes money from all your sales...forum is free.
alhough you can price shit a lot higher on ebay and hope someone bites
 
note235 said:
okay but are there any retailers?
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very doubtful any retailer will want to buy a system.
part out your system buddy. You should be able to sell most of that off pretty quick.
 
i'm up on intel parts anymore, so i dunno about that.

$125-150 for the video card seems fair assuming it's dual DVI
$30-40 for the hard drive maybe.
ram is still good, you should be able to get a fair amount for that. I dunno what the going price is but if it's still in good shape asking 80% of what you paid wouldn't be too off

You are gonna neat some heatware or something too, refs are always a good thing.
 
I'd suggest selling it locally if at all possible. No shipping, no payment issues if you accept cash only. Try craigslist or the recycler.
 
note235 said:
reclycler?

recycle pc?
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The Recycler started as a weekly Los Angeles paper where running classified ads was free. It cost something like 75 cents to buy way back when. It's now online for some cities. :)

http://www.recycler.com/
 
if you end up parting out the rig i might be interested in the video card
 
note235 said:
Anyone know where i can sell a pc or parts?
And how much i can get for this set up?

Pentium D 820
1gb ddr2 667
Geforce 7600gt
NZXT Trinity
80gb sata2
ECS C-19A SLI mobo

how much could i get?
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Craigslist is a good option. So is your local newspaper - if you sell to a different audience that isnt familiar to computers, you can generally get a tad more profit.
 
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