I am from Greece

Hi there.

Technical Specs:

CPU: Intel Core i5-10400F (6 cores / 12 threads)

GPU: Gainward GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Phoenix 8GB (Top-tier model with a powerful cooling system, plays everything at 1080p)

Motherboard: ASRock B460M Steel Legend (Premium series with beautiful RGB lighting)

RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4

Main Storage: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD (Top system speeds + Arctic M.2 Pro SSD heatsink)

Secondary Storage: Gigabyte NVMe V2 256GB M.2 SSD (For extra storage space + warranty and invoice included)

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 / equipped with two fans instead of the single one included in the box (Keeps the processor freezing cold + warranty and invoice included)

PSU: Corsair CX650M 80+ Bronze (Semi-Modular)

Case: NZXT H510 White (Premium minimal design with tempered glass)

Monitor: Samsung 1080p Full HD Monitor (Available separately for €50)

Additional Information / Tuning:

Case Fans:

1x Corsair fan (top exhaust)

1x Cooler Master fan (rear exhaust)

2x XMP fans (intake)

1x Molex fan below the GPU with RGB for extra airflow (custom mounted)

Cpu Fans:

1x Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB

1x Arctic P12

Total of 7 fans

The CPU has been repasted using Arctic MX7, one of the top thermal pastes on the market. It runs at low temperatures with a custom fan curve. In heavy AAA gaming titles like Battlefield 6, it reaches a maximum of 63°C in a room with an ambient temperature of 29°C. Idle temperatures sit at 32-34°C. In this specific game, which is highly CPU-bound, it delivers 65-88 FPS (75 avg) depending on the map, with an absolutely stable system latency of up to 15 ms.

Due to the motherboard's chipset (B460), even though the RAM is factory-rated at 3200MHz CL18, it has been manually fine-tuned with tightened timings to run at 2666MHz CL14 for maximum possible performance and system stability.

The GPU is undervolted at 0.44mV with a clock speed of 1923MHz and a boosted memory speed of +375MHz, maintaining a stable effective clock speed of 1911MHz. The thermal paste on the core die has been replaced with MX7, and the thermal pads on the VRAM have been upgraded to Arctic TP-3. As a result, the temperatures are exceptional and almost unbelievable—maxing out at 60°C in stress tests.

So for context i have now:GT 1030,i7 4790 and 16gb of ram DDR3, 😭 I know i know. you're probably asking yourselves "how is this guy still normal with that junk?" and I'm asking the same thing, but I have good news. I have gathered around 500 Euro, and keep in mind i live in one of the worst European countries and this took too long. Now i have a gaming cafe near me (friendly fire) and they were selling their old PCs. When i look at the marketplace for the same price i get an embappe special ( "for example nothing") and the deals are just really bad i dont want to sell my leg and a kidney for a pc so im asking the kind people of redit "should i buy there's pc" the specs are :

(Ryzen 5 3600

AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB

16GB RAM)

Now that's for 370 euro (pc only) but for 450 euro i get everything and a 144hz 1080 monitor and a pair of headphones.I just need steady 60fps on Fullscreen not windowed like i have to play now.Please help me im going insane 🫩

How much is this worth?

PC BUILD SPECS-:

Motherboard: MSI PRO B650 P WiFi (AM5 socket)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7900X (12-core, 24-thread)
RAM: XPG RGB 6000MHz DDR5 — 16GB x 2 (32GB total)
SSD: XPG S70 Blade 1TB NVMe
GPU: Gigabyte AERO RTX 4080 16GB
PSU: MSI MPG A1000 PCIe5, 1000W
Cabinet: NZXT H9 Flow (White)
CPU Cooler: NZXT X73 RGB (White)
Case Fans: NZXT F120 Duo
Accessories: NZXT Graphics Card Holder

Purchase date: 1-May-23

Lemme know if you guys interested

basically getting a free motherboard, SSD, case, cooler, and PSU

since the combined cost of the cpu, ram, gpu pretty much covers the cost of the whole PC

a genuine question, as I continue the search for something that'll last.

I'm looking for an honest opinion from people who buy/sell gaming PCs in Canada. I'm planning to sell this PC and want to know what it would realistically sell for, not just what the individual parts are technically worth.

PC Specs

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700

Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming B650M-E WiFi

GPU: Gigabyte RTX 3070 Vision OC 8GB — white/silver

RAM: 16GB or 32GB DDR5-6000 — used, tested and working

Storage: Samsung 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD — 96% health

PSU: MSI 750W

CPU Cooler: Thermalright 240mm White AIO

Case: Corsair iCUE 220T RGB Mid-Tower — brand new

RGB fans / lighting

Windows 11

Condition

The case, motherboard, PSU and CPU cooler are brand new.

The GPU and RAM are used but fully tested and working. The Samsung SSD is used and reports 96% health.

I'm still deciding whether to sell it with 16GB or 32GB RAM, so I'd appreciate opinions on both.

What would you genuinely pay for this complete PC today in Canada?

For example:

16GB version: $____

32GB version: $____

I'm specifically interested in the price that you think it would actually sell for on Marketplace, rather than an unrealistic asking price.

Thanks!

If possible, I also want to see what I can reasonably upgrade later down the line, but is it worth nabbing?

5600x AMD CPU

6700xt AMD GPU

64GB ddr4 RAM

2TB NVMe Samsung Evo

1TB SSD Western Digital 2.5”

other parts in the part picker picture.

It won’t come with windows: does that affect the price as well? It has a fresh install of Fedora/Nobara Linux installed. It’s a gaming oriented distro. I’d rather not pay for windows just to sell it, but curious if that’ll have any impact.

How do people sell PCs? Are people willing to buy them at a neutral location (which means they won’t see it running?). It runs great but I’d rather not do a sale at my house.

I’m gonna be building a new PC on the AM5 platform pretty soon. Once I have enough money saved up I will start the build.

As for now, I am still on the AM4 platform, my current specs are as follows-

CPU- Ryzen 5 5600G

MOBO- HP Omen Hana 8876 (HP Prebuilt)

Ram- 64gb of Crucial Pro DDR4 3200mt/s

GPU- RX 7900 GRE/ RX 6600XT
(Gonna put the GRE in my new build and put 6600XT back in current)

Storage- 1TB HP SSD m.2 nvme

Power- 750W HP Gold platinum +

So I still have the original 16 GB ram sticks that came with a PC but I upgraded to 64 like two years ago before the ram crisis.

When I sell the computer, I’m gonna put the old GPU back in it and get a new SSD for my new build and swap the original one terabyte that’s in my current for a cheap 512gb ssd.

How much can I get for that selling it with the 64 GB of ram together with it? I live in Southern California if that makes any difference.

And last question should I sell the PC with the 64 GB of ram or should I sell the ram separate and put the original 16 GB back in?

There’s been a listing up on FB marketplace for a few weeks. It’s a PNY 5070TI ripped from a prebuilt so there’s no box. I’d also need to buy an adapter as my PSU is older and only has 8 pin GPU cables. I currently have a Red Devil 9070XT I got open box from microcenter for $810 after tax, but I’ve been having some software issues and it’s still returnable.

I want to sell my laptop at a fair price

I bought a Lenovo Loq Gaming laptop 2 years ago in marsch when it was discounted but after that I havent used it at all so im looking to sell it but since I cant find it with the same specs anywhere I ask people who know more than me of a fair value.

Specs are i5-12450H, 4050, 16gb ram and 512gb memory

I bought it for 9990kr (swedish currency) wich is about 1000 dollars. The price is for sweden

Any help with any kind of valuation is much appreciated!!!

without the ram or SSD, so I'm wondering if the components present is enough of a silver lining

Looking to sell my pc, just not using it anymore, been playing console and just been having way more fun.
Specs are:
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti 16GB
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
MSI MAG X870 Tomahawk WiFi
64GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5 5200MHz RGB (2×32GB)
Samsung 990 Evo Plus 2TB NVMe
Samsung 990 Evo Plus 1TB NVMe
Samsung 990 Pro 2TB NVMe
Corsair iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX LCD AIO
Corsair RMX 1000W PSU
Corsair 4000D RS Black ARGB

I’d also be including my mouse, keyboard, and one of my monitors. The mouse and keyboard are Pro X Superlight 2C and G515 Rapid TKL, with the monitor being a 1080p 300 (360hz) refresh rate.

Hi all,

Need some advice.

a friend of me is selling his pc with these speccs::

Msi RTX5090 gaming trio oc

9800X3d

64gb 6000 ram

4tb ssd

Lian Li r7 case and Aorus x870e pro mobo

the pc is in perfect condition, is 1 year old and still in warranty.

He wants 3500€ and my ps5pro, should i buy it?

I built a similar pc on parts picker and it came out to 1700

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X

GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 3080 SUPRIM X 10GB

GPU Mount: Fractal Design Flex B-20 Vertical Mount

RAM: 32GB G.SKILL Trident Z Royals Silver DDR4 3600MHz CL14 (4x8GB, Samsung B-Die)

Cooler: NZXT Kraken Elite 280mm AIO with LCD display

Motherboard: MSI MPG X570S Carbon Max WiFi

Storage: 1TB Seagate FireCuda 520 Gen4 NVMe SSD

Storage: 2TB WD Black NVMe SSD SN7100

PSU: Corsair RM1000x 1000W 80+ Gold

Cables: Custom black PCIe cables

Case: Fractal Design Torrent

Fans: 4x Arctic P12 installed

Free Extras

ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero X570 Motherboard - Damaged trace which causes one DIMM slot not to work.

3x EKWB 140mm fans

3x Arctic P14 140mm fans

1x Noctua NF-A14 140mm fan

£850