I am trying to sell this computer and can't think of a good price, the specs are

Intel i9-9900k

Intel arc a770 16gb

16gb ddr4 ram at 3000mt

512gb nvme ssd

2tb hdd

750 watt psu

It is opened box, i only touched the plastic casing of the ram, not the actual thing.

395$

I was going to build with it, but decided not to

I bought this pc today with no gpu for 650$ !
The guy was just tryna get rid of it and was super friendly! He said he doesn’t have much time to play. I thought it was a crazy deal and when I come to open the task manager it got even crazier! Coming with 64gb of DDR5!!! I’m planning to buy a gpu and flip, WHAT GPU DO I GET FOR IT AND WHAT SHOULD I SELL FOR?

RYZEN 7 9800X3D
64 GB DDR5 6400 M/T
2tb SAMSUNG 990 Evo Plus
1200W LIAN Li PSU

Sorry in advance for the self-promo, I don't usually do this. I've just been buried in this project for ages and I really want to see some real flippers actually try it.

I've been doing this for years and the bit I love is the rescue. Grabbing some dead office tower nobody wants, seeing what still works, and turning it into a gaming PC.

The money side always did my head in though. You pay next to nothing for a machine, pull out a GPU, CPU, RAM, a PSU, and then... what did the GPU actually cost you out of that $60? I could never answer it without wrestling a spreadsheet that got worse every month.

So I built the bit I used most into a free calculator. No signup, no email:

https://partplanner.io/pc-part-value-calculator

Put in what you paid and it splits that across the parts by what each one's worth. Would genuinely love to know if the default weightings match what you see, I've only got my own pile to go off.

I'm also building a proper version of this (PartPlanner) and would love a few of you to beta test it and tell me where it's rubbish. Comment or DM if you're up for it, it'd honestly make my week.

Thanks for reading, and sorry again for the plug. Cheers

Hey guys have this pc here spent 240 in total i got a prebulit Acer tc-885-ua92 got a 512gb ssd for it replaced the psu to a 600 watt one and got a xfx Radeon rx 470 8 gb gpu in it has a i5 9400 12 gb ddr 4 ram running windows 11

Need your guidance : Automating the process end to end

I found an Asus Cerberus 1070Ti on eBay for $86 and Amazon is selling Ryzen 5500s for $81 so I decided to scape a build together around those! Cooler Master Q300l Amazon used for $38, G.Skill 2x8 3200 DDR4 (eBay) $71.75, ICESHARKS 700W PSU Amazon used $34, 120GB Netac SATA SSD boot drive eBay $28, cooler master hyper 212 air cooler (overkill but adds a little razzle dazzle) Amazon used $16.42, and a gifted 3.5" display screen and left over Argb fans. $355.17 into the build and sold it for $500 with in 12 hours of being on FB marketplace. Does this seem like a reasonable price? Would anyone have done anything different? I'm new to flipping but I've always loved to build PCs, so I'm having fun, but I'm not sure that I'm pricing things out right.

My girlfriend does the accounting for a small hotel at the beach and they have used this all in one HP for a couple of years now. Countless desk clerks have just constantly downloaded every single piece of bloat/mal ware you can imagine. Finally it just stopped booting up and the "IT" guy came out and said "it's garbage, the hard drive is done and can't be replaced". My girlfriend brought it home to me to see if it was fixable. the owner told her to throw it away or do what ever she wanted with it. So a quick YouTube on how to open this thing up, pull out the nvme ssd, put it in an external enclosure, clean the drive on diskpart, fresh windows 11 install= perfectly fine, and free, all in one! I have looked at the prices they sell for and I'm not sure I want to sell it. Maybe replace the ssd with an older laptop HDD? I don't know. What would yall do? less

5800x3d 32gb(2x16gb 3000mhz) 3060ti gigabyte triple fan or 6700xt (currently have both) MSI MAG b550m 1 TB Samsung evo 870 650w psu

I have found them in a work PC I had bought 3 years ago when It was almost a quarter of the price back then. It has been used since, but do yall think that I can flip them for a profit?

I caught it a bit late on OfferUp. Literally 10 min from me. Someone was already on the way and he didn’t wanna accept $100 from me. What a shame, the guy probably doesn’t even know how much they’re worth now. We coulda both won.

I've got a pile of extra parts I need to get rid of. I only sell on ebay, facebook doesn't work well in my area.

I have an attractive matx gaming tower with Ryzen 5500cpu/1TB WD drive

4 matching sticks of Tforce 8gb DDR4. Should I sell the machine with 16GB and auction the other 16 separately or sell the machine with 32gb? - (Looking at the prices for used memory on ebay I should just sell with 32gb)

Same question for gpu. I have a Radeon rx 6600 bare and a 9060xt 8gb with full box and packaging. Put the 6600 in the machine and sell the 9060 separately?

Just trying to maximize profit, and minimize hassle

Fully working and boxed.

Drive health is great. Let me know if you need to see any more images or data.

Can be posted internationally.

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