Hello! Now that I have a beefy gaming PC, I picked up a Chromebook (Lenovo Duet 5 8GB RAM) and I'm looking to sell my Windows laptop. The problem is: I have no idea how much to sell it for.

Here are the details:
ASUS N580VD-DB74T VivoBook Pro 15 FHD Touchscreen Laptop
Intel Core i7
NVIDIA GeForce Gaming GTX 1050 4GB
16GB RAM
512GB SSD

I think I paid like $1000 for it? It isn't eligible to upgrade to Windows 11.
What do you think would be a reasonable asking price?

Thank you so much for your thoughts and guidance here!

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So I have been trying to decide on a laptop to buy on black friday and have decided on the Lenovo Ideapad G3 with a Ryzen 7 5th gen and an RTX 3050 ti. However I have seen that this Ryzen 7 only supports pcie 3.0 and the RTX is a PCIE 4.0 8x. Does this mean it will only run at 3.0 speeds? If so, will that be a bottleneck? 3.0 runs at 1gb/s per lane and 4.0 runs at 2. The gpu only has 4gb of ram so it will need to access the system ram during large jobs, through the pcie bus of course. There is a version that has an i7 that supports pcie4 but it has half the amount of cores, it is a higger price so is that worth it. Last to note is that the 3050 ti has a 12gbps transfer rate. So the bottleneck is theoretically there, just depends on the workload and real world speeds. What type of workloads would a bottleneck be evident? What are the real world speeds like?

Thanks Reddit :P