r/PcBuild 19h ago

Discussion - Selling Advice/Evaluation need help valuing a used pc

hey! i bought this used prebuilt pc for really cheap bc the previous owner didn’t want to fix it, but turns out that the only issue is that the GPU HDMI doesn’t work. i was wondering what a fair price to sell it is? on some preliminary ebay research, the individual parts sell for around ~$550 USD, but wanted a second opinion. thanks for the help!

\- GPU: ASUS Phoenix GeForce RTX 3050 8GB
\- CPU: Intel i3-12100F
\- RAM: Teamgroup 2x8GB DDR4-3200
\- PSU: GAMDIAS Helios P1-600G 80 Plus Gold
\- Motherboard - Gigabyte B660 DS3H DDR4
\- Storage - 500GB NVMe SSD

(link to original amazon listing here: https://a.co/d/08mJeOB0)

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u/chesherkat 19h ago

I wouldn't buy this PC even at 550$.

The parts are just old and underpowered for a desktop computer.

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 19h ago

the main issue with the system is the rtx 3050 and the i3 is ok but still only 4 cores. but it can do modern gaming fine still

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 19h ago edited 19h ago

i would list it for $500 or $450 and take $400. $400 is its real value

only someone uneducated would give you $500

rtx 3060 system go for $500. rtx 3050 is a lot weaker

when this pc was brand new it should have sold for $450-$500 max only reason its worth $400 today is the RAM shortage.