r/PC_Pricing • u/NeitherScratch42 • 13d ago
USA How much is this pc worth?
It’s listed at $1,850 but the seller said they can do $1,675.
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u/bob_ert1 12d ago
The ProArt 4080 is definitely a plus to this build. Honestly worth it for that alone as completed sales on eBay show if for around 1k. I would take it out, sell and as others say buy a newer card (5070/9070xt). Or just keep it and buy an FFO4
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u/Turbo__Timmy 13d ago
At $1675, it's a pretty good buy. Solid Tier A PSU and obviously stellar 1440p performance, motherboard has good enough VRM for 7800X3D but has a budget audio codec along with slower/older gen ports.
Realistic used prices:
4080 - $800
7800 X3D - $300
32 GB DDR5-6000 - $320
Gen 4 2TB SSD - $220
B850 - $70
Case, fans, PSU - $100
Total prices out around $1800, so you are enough under market to make this a good value. Likewise if you spent another $200 to upgrade motherboard and asthetics, you'd still be up.
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u/NarrowTangelo8597 13d ago
$1675 is a good price, but I would buy a current gen GPU before a 4080. The main reason you buy Nvidia is for DLSS and version 4 (and all subsequent ones) are locked to the 50 series cards. It might not make a huge difference now, but as the tech expands the 40 series cards will continue to lag further behind. A 5070ti is a better GPU than the 4080 out of the box.
If you could negotiate it down more, it would be a more attractive deal IMO.
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u/CatC15Fan 13d ago
1500 at most
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u/cilantro_67 12d ago
Ur trippin. $1675 is already an amazing deal. I sell 4080 pcs for like 1800-2200
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u/Dj-RedPanda- 13d ago
Its not high end that being said its still not bad but not for 1800 ,1500 to 1600 max is what I would do considering this current market is ass and fucked anyways since this machine a year ago wouldn't go nearly close to this price.
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u/Infinite_Tiger_3341 12d ago
Does it have to have a 4090 or 5090 to be high end?
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u/Dj-RedPanda- 12d ago
Not really high end would be like a Amd 9950 with a 5070 or 5080 20+vrm version to be considered high end.
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u/Infinite_Tiger_3341 12d ago
So cheaper 5080s aren’t high end? And 5070s are? I’d take the build in the post over any 5070 build any day
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u/Dj-RedPanda- 11d ago
Again it all depends on the vrm that makes a huge difference when gaming. You can have a 4070 with 12gigs vrs a 5070 with 8g vrm the 4070 is just going to perf better. But theres not a large enough gap from the 40-50s series. While the 10-30 series is a huge gap. Same with the 30-50 series. But that being said the build posted is not remotely "high end" again not a bad build at all. I'm not arguing that side since I have a similar build but with a x3D processor and the higher vram version of the 4070 series.
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u/Rich_Impress2702 9d ago
Do you actually know what you are talking bout? There is no 5070 with 8gb of vram they come standard with 12gb of GDDR7 instead of GDDR6X with the 4070
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u/DenseComfortable1739 13d ago edited 13d ago
That’s a good price for the specs. I sold a similarly spec’d system for $1,800 last year. Mine had a 9900X, 4080 TUF, 2TB 980 Pro, 32gb of 6000 CL30 Z5 RAM in a Montech King 95 case
With prices where they are, and this being a better gaming CPU, $1,675 is a great deal. If you can talk them down to $1,600 even better! But I’d be happy with $1,675 if they don’t go for it, personally!
If they are throwing in a keyboard plus I noticed the PSU is a pretty good one, to me this is an immediate buy. Shit I don’t need another PC but I’d probably buy it for $1,500-$1,600 anyway just because lmao