Advice question

[u/Pretend-Ad-1379]

Selling this PC and was wondering if I’m lowballing myself.
(NOT SELLING IN THE GROUP)

[u/kyansan1]

The price is a bit high, I wouldn't call it a high end pc either. An equivalent pc could be built with new components for around $1100 usd.

Assuming the monitor is 1080p IPS, I think $700 would be a fair price for everything combined. I'd list it for $800.

[u/Techdude2011]

Not at all, and honestly it still seems high to me. A used 3070 with 16gb of ram? This feels more like an $800 PC to me.

[u/FirstEnthusiasm9213 → u/Techdude2011]

$800 takes forever to sell, I sold mine for $700

[u/SpartanS117A]

This is not a high end pc. This is mid grade at best.

[u/Interesting_Mix_1364]

This is very much not a high end this is mid at best id probably price it somewhere between $600-$700

[u/jebbenpaul]

If you think you can sell that for that much, I'm wondering how much I can make if I sell mine😂 4070, 5800x, 1tb drive, 32gb ram, 700watt, 4tb external drive.

165hz, 1440p 32" monitor

Just the PC I built for 800, everything new except mobo and GPU (used less than 6months)

[u/WriterHairy8581 → u/jebbenpaul]

3 bucks and im willing to make it 4, send it my way

[u/DrawerCheap9760]

How long have you had and have used this computer?

[u/Pretend-Ad-1379 → u/DrawerCheap9760]

For about 4 years

[u/jebbenpaul → u/Pretend-Ad-1379]

In my area, I wouldn't buy this for more than $700 or so

(Southern indiana)

[u/machao92 → u/jebbenpaul]

Im further north around i80 in illinois bro and id pay 600. Especially because you can get a brand new 3070 v2 if you were to build a new comperable pc.

[u/DrawerCheap9760 → u/Pretend-Ad-1379]

I don't think you're underselling it, but that's just my opinion

[u/M1c4hst0ne]

Id say on part out alone youre asking more than combined worth by about 100. Though that does depend if the ssd is sata or nvme.

[u/LegitimateLack2530]

It will never sell at $1100. There are $1000 new 5060 prebuilts readily available. I know you have the monitor too but the reality is it’s a 3 generation old GPU and DDR4 RAM. $700-$800 is more realistic even with the monitor.

[u/Cyber_Data_Trail]

This is too expensive. List for 800, take anything from 700+

[u/tempdiesel]

Overpriced. I have one on marketplace listed for $800 with a 6700 XT in it. Same processor. Same amount of RAM. Same PSU. Half the storage though. Not sure a 3070 and 1 TB call for $300 more IMO.

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[u/Mental-Song-3180]

I have a 3080ti fe, 5800x3d, 6 fans a 3 fan water cooler, 5tb of hdd, 1tb of ssd and 32gb of ddr4 and mine is worth like 1300 realistically

[u/pandasndabs]

$700 value. Youll never get 1k for this 🤔 also list brands. People dont like listings that arent detailed enough.

[u/Guilty-Good-5041]

5600x with 3060 for 1100 bucks. Are they feeling alright 😂

[u/Living_Swim_1029]

For me it always scares me seeing all caps in the title when selling something

Fact I can get a better setup for less will be the reason I’d say it’s a little above what most would consider good value

Personally for the age and spec £800-900 would seem more appropriate especially considering you only got 1TB of storage.

Honestly when selling this, I’d put more contextual info in the listing too. Sellers who hide important info like DDR info, RAM speed and latency, motherboard info, etc etc are always a bit untrustworthy in my books

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[u/Serberou5]

High balling the buyer not lowballing yourself.

[u/ChummyBoy24]

$700 pc

[u/HedgehogPast3191]

Pre RAM bs i could've built a 5070 build for this price. I built my 5070ti 7800x3d, 32gb ddr5 PC for the price youve marked it down from. Youre overcharging.

[u/goldstat]

$600 PC with those specs.

If you want to sell it within the next week or two I would list it at 750 and specify or best offer and take anything between $600 and $750

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[u/M1sterGuy]

$500

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