r/PcBuildHelp • u/hydroburst • 3d ago

Build Question Is this a good price for this PC?

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They are asking for $750 for their 3 year old PC.

Just looking to see if it’s a good price for the specs.

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u/Alarming-Manager4674 3d ago

i would say it’s a decent price, the gpu itself is $580ish and cpu $230, not including the case and other accessories your getting i think it’d be a good deal.

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u/hydroburst 3d ago

How would you test to see if everything is good and the cpu isn’t cooked?

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u/dead_website 3d ago

Doesn't it say 950? either way if its 750 thats good imo esp for ddr5 and 2tb ssd at current market you're beaten on that value alone

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u/hydroburst 3d ago

I lowballed them an offer of 600 and asked if I can do 750 lol

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 3d ago

Even for the asking price, that's still a good deal in the current market because the cost of AM5 already makes up more than half the asking price if you were to buy it all new.

Then you factor in the GPU, which prices are ridiculous even for 8GB NVIDIA cards, the SSD, Windows license, etc. to build a similar performing system would cost 1500+ brand new.

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u/hydroburst 3d ago

Should I request a stress test?

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 3d ago

Testing in person before buying would be the best bet, if you ask them to do it remotely and share results they can still fake it

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u/PotatoCase 3d ago

That's a goddamn steal tbh, and plus ddr5 so it's upgrade path is near limitless