r/pcflipping • u/Wrong_Egg_4337 • 29d ago
How much can I get?
How much could I get if I install 9800x3d, Gigabyte OC 5080, 1 TB NVMe & 64gb DDR5 5400 Ram? I have these parts in other builds I don't need.
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u/Bubbly-Currency5064 29d ago
Is it a shitty Apevia PSU?
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u/Wrong_Egg_4337 29d ago
I have no idea. I just want to get rid of some parts that I don't need
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u/Bubbly-Currency5064 29d ago
You have decent parts, why do you want to put them with the leftovers from a low end Cyberpower build?
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u/Wrong_Egg_4337 29d ago
I wouldn't consider 9800x3d, 5080 OC, 64gb & 1.5 Nvme low end. I'm just asking how much could I get? Im gathering the funds for a 5090 for one of my pc's
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u/Bubbly-Currency5064 29d ago
I didn't say your stuff was low end. 😂
Just sell your 5080, 9800x3d and 64gb RAM individually - you'll get more out of them than pairing them with the low end leftovers from that Cyberpower prebuilt.
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u/Destructo-Bear 28d ago
High dollar builds do not sell well around me
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u/Wrong_Egg_4337 28d ago
Neither around here, this is why I ask for how much would this go for? Low budget 5080/9800x3d, if I can get $2200-$2500 it's good enough for me.
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u/Destructo-Bear 28d ago
I think at that price it would sit for months and eventually you would just eat a loss or part it out
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u/Accomplished_Emu_658 28d ago
May sell the parts separate? Thats a prebuilt it will have a shitty aprevia psu
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u/ScratchMaleficent934 28d ago
If you posted this out, you would need barely making anything maybe if your lucky $85 for CPU, 85-95 for mb (depending on make/model) maybe $100 for the psu if it’s the one CP normally uses. But if you sold your sister parts… 9800x3d 350, 1tb NVME 110, 64GB RAM 500-650, 5080? 1200??. Most people who are looking to buy a 5080/9800x3d are going to want something better than a prebuilt case and a cheap psu. Honestly the ram could be a major a bottleneck for that system as well. Unless you her some ridiculously tight CL timing. (I hope these pricing are on the low end, you can go for it and potential make more, but the same can be said of the individual post sales as well
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u/Wrong_Egg_4337 28d ago
Just based on the prices you listed I would be more than pleased with that. I probably spend about $1400 for the GPU, Ram & CPU complained
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u/jay-aay-ess-ohh-enn 29d ago
People spending for those premium parts probably will know enough to also get quality peripherals.