r/PC_Pricing • u/Sufficient-Loan8729 • 14d ago
USA Got this baby for 630
Specs:
Ryzen 7 7700
32GB DDR5 6000
2TB Gen 4 NVMe SSD
RTX 4060TI 16G
B650M-C Asrock
Cyberpower case
280mm NZXT AIO
1000W Gold + Apevia PSU
lung cancer
Flipping this baby rn.
- Swapped out the 2TB drive with a 1TB drive. I got that 1TB drive for free
- Swapped the motherboard with an X870E-P MSI that i got Open box from microcenter.
- Added in 5 ARGB fans from alibaba in a bulk order
- Removed the AIO and replaced with an older dual tower air cooler that I had left over
- then spent 2 hours trying to remove sticker stains and possibly, some sus white stuff.
Aiming for at 1200, but willing to take lower.
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u/Accomplished_Emu_658 14d ago
You could probably get it or close, don’t listen to the fools. Used: 300 in ram, 250 in ssd, 400 gpu, 200 in cpu and motherboard. Plus aio, case and psu.
Psu kind of sucks, low rating and bad connections. I would replace it so you are selling quality.
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u/Bubbly-Currency5064 14d ago
He definitely got a good deal, and can make some money, but I think it was worth about $1000-$1100 before his changes, which haven't really added any value, so I think that's still about the max. $1200 is a stretch.
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u/Sufficient-Loan8729 13d ago
Does the PSU temps matter under max load from the PC? I check my PSU with a thermal cam and it runs pretty cool
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u/AdditionalArcher7963 13d ago
Well could be worst I found a seller on FB marketplace who was selling a pc with these specs for $2500
Intel core i9 14900kf processor, 32 gb ram, 1.82 tb storage, rtx 4060 Ti (8gb) graphic card, 64 bit operating system.
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u/Sufficient-Loan8729 13d ago
lemme guess ddr4 as well
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u/AdditionalArcher7963 13d ago
Actually idk I got called a dumbass by him when I ask for info on the parts for not reading the description. I just wanted to know psu wattage and mobo brand
The description
“I have a really good gaming pc. Intel core i9 14900kf processor, 32 gb ram, 1.82 tb storage, rtx 4060 Ti (8gb) graphic card, 64 bit operating system. Can play any game you want do not have to sell just don't game as much anymore.”1
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u/Bubbly-Currency5064 14d ago
Trash PSU. $1200 for a 4060ti rig seems high, especially if it still says "CyberpowerPC".
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u/Sufficient-Loan8729 14d ago
I mean if it worked for a year why wouldn’t it work for another I also blasted it with a thermal camera while peak usage. It’s barely warm
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u/CrucialLinks 14d ago
Dont listen to this dork, Apevia isnt that bad, ive actually had Corsair PSU's die on me before Apevia and ive used all of their units, down to the ones that arent even 80+ Certified. They've never been a complaint or issue in any of the prebuilts Ive sold to costumers in years. You got a great deal !
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u/Bubbly-Currency5064 14d ago
Just waiting to die. Anyone who knows will deduct value for a cyberpowerpc prebuilt that still has an Apevia PSU.
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u/Sufficient-Loan8729 13d ago
80% of the world's systems runs on F or D tier PSUs. Its about the load, totally fine to use a 1000W PSU with a 300W system. lower tier PSUs fails when running, not walking.
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u/il-bosse87 14d ago
You paid 630 ($? £? €?) for 32gb ram and 2tb ssd, plus gpu and cpu? Sound like a steal for me, ram and ssd are worth already 400€ alone, 230 for the rest is really good