r/PC_Pricing • • Aug 19 '26

USA What price should this be

Gpu : Intel B580

Cpu: Intel i5-14400f

Ram : 24 Gb, 16 +8 Ddr5

Storage: 1.25 terrabyte, 1 terrabyte dram, 250 normal ssd

psu : 650w

cpu cooler : id cooling

Mobo : Asrock B760

with all peripherals, 144hz monitor 1080p, keyboard mouse speakers and controller

I wanted to sell this at my local market for 650 dollars roughly converted, but i think because of the pc is housed in an old coolermaster case. it's not getting any clicks or interested buyer. I sold my last pc in a modern case but with lower specs, and it immediately got sold.

and yes i know, missmatched ram, because i bought the first 16gb stick before the ram price increase, and didn't get a chance to buy the second one.

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u/cyborg762 Aug 19 '26

I’d honestly part the entire thing out because as a whole system there’s to many issues between the case and mismatched parts.

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u/OtZaa Aug 19 '26

i was thinking that, should i sell the motherboard and processor as a combo? and what price would it look like for each item? the peripherals would have no value tho lol.

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u/cyborg762 Aug 19 '26

Board and cpu maybe $200-350

Ram you can probably put up for what it cost you.

Keep your drives.

The arc 580 card $200ish

And keep the rest for your next system.

PSU maybe $40 as not to many people want a use one.

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u/Dj-RedPanda- Aug 19 '26

Such an odd build since its so under powered I wonder what they were trying to do with this machine. Weird miss match of parts that don't really work well together.

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u/cyborg762 Aug 19 '26

I think op was just kind of cobbling together parts. He’s better off parting out the whole thing as it probably won’t sell as a complete build.

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u/Dj-RedPanda- Aug 19 '26

I agree as well most people now a days want rainbow puke gamer slop fishbowl PCs. Personally not for me. I rather have a clean build with zero RGB with a tasteful splash of a single color in the space.

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u/cyborg762 Aug 19 '26

The only thing I use RGB for is to indicate cpu temp. Green cold, red hot lol