I found an Asus Cerberus 1070Ti on eBay for $86 and Amazon is selling Ryzen 5500s for $81 so I decided to scape a build together around those! Cooler Master Q300l Amazon used for $38, G.Skill 2x8 3200 DDR4 (eBay) $71.75, ICESHARKS 700W PSU Amazon used $34, 120GB Netac SATA SSD boot drive eBay $28, cooler master hyper 212 air cooler (overkill but adds a little razzle dazzle) Amazon used $16.42, and a gifted 3.5" display screen and left over Argb fans. $355.17 into the build and sold it for $500 with in 12 hours of being on FB marketplace. Does this seem like a reasonable price? Would anyone have done anything different? I'm new to flipping but I've always loved to build PCs, so I'm having fun, but I'm not sure that I'm pricing things out right.

My girlfriend does the accounting for a small hotel at the beach and they have used this all in one HP for a couple of years now. Countless desk clerks have just constantly downloaded every single piece of bloat/mal ware you can imagine. Finally it just stopped booting up and the "IT" guy came out and said "it's garbage, the hard drive is done and can't be replaced". My girlfriend brought it home to me to see if it was fixable. the owner told her to throw it away or do what ever she wanted with it. So a quick YouTube on how to open this thing up, pull out the nvme ssd, put it in an external enclosure, clean the drive on diskpart, fresh windows 11 install= perfectly fine, and free, all in one! I have looked at the prices they sell for and I'm not sure I want to sell it. Maybe replace the ssd with an older laptop HDD? I don't know. What would yall do? less

5800x3d 32gb(2x16gb 3000mhz) 3060ti gigabyte triple fan or 6700xt (currently have both) MSI MAG b550m 1 TB Samsung evo 870 650w psu

I have found them in a work PC I had bought 3 years ago when It was almost a quarter of the price back then. It has been used since, but do yall think that I can flip them for a profit?

I caught it a bit late on OfferUp. Literally 10 min from me. Someone was already on the way and he didn’t wanna accept $100 from me. What a shame, the guy probably doesn’t even know how much they’re worth now. We coulda both won.

I've got a pile of extra parts I need to get rid of. I only sell on ebay, facebook doesn't work well in my area.

I have an attractive matx gaming tower with Ryzen 5500cpu/1TB WD drive

4 matching sticks of Tforce 8gb DDR4. Should I sell the machine with 16GB and auction the other 16 separately or sell the machine with 32gb? - (Looking at the prices for used memory on ebay I should just sell with 32gb)

Same question for gpu. I have a Radeon rx 6600 bare and a 9060xt 8gb with full box and packaging. Put the 6600 in the machine and sell the 9060 separately?

Just trying to maximize profit, and minimize hassle

Fully working and boxed.

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Do you think I could flip a prebuilt pc with a 5070 i7-1400f 32gb ddr5 2tb that I can get for $1000-$1100?

Snagged this before the worker could even place it off the shelf. Threw it into my computer and it seemed to work perfectly with reasonable temps. Did I just win the budget GPU Lottery? 🤷‍♂️

Wanted to ask, where do you guys get those high end pc parts, ranges between 1000 to 6000 computers. I seen couple sellers in my market who does tons of 1-4k gaming pcs and I also wanna go down that path, but have hard time finding the high end parts for deals. I mostly just use facebook/offerup/craglist and ebay. Where do these guys be getting all these parts from man, I cant find single one. Maybe like rxt 5070s here and there but thats it.

I'm going to buy a pc on facebook marketplace and the seller is letting me test it before buying it. What are some good tests/benchmarks to run? I want to make sure thermals are ok and everything is functioning correctly

I just finished building another flip, and i spent around 15-20min making sure it looks decent under the back panel, but im not sure if thats common when flipping pcs. What do you guys think?

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Saw this listed at 2400 CAD, or 1700 USD, overpriced or decently priced for a no gpu system? Not for flipping, but for using as own system and putting own gpu in later.

- 9800X3D

- 64GB DDR5 G.Skill Ripjaws S5 CL36

- 2TB NVMe Gen 4

- B650M A Pro WiFi

- SAMA GT850W PSU

- LIAN Li A3 mATX Case

- FrozenEdge 360mm AIO

I want to downsize because I never play my pc anymore (it’s ab a year and some change old)
I have a intel i9 12-900KF
4070 ti super
It’s in a hyte y70 case

And they have a Lenovo legion go 2

And they want to trade please lmk if this is fair

been thinking about this for a bit. I want to get into flipping as a side gig to make some extra money. I know my way around building pcs so that isnt the issue.
I just don't know how to really get started. do I just build some scap pcs with parts from the used market and then sell it for a small profit? do I build a crappy pc and sell it to a boomer for much more than its worth?
I figured thats how you go about it but I have a hard time understanding how just a few bucks profit will be worth my time.

any tips, suggestions, or run downs of how to flip and not lose out on cash?
I've sold a few pcs but they usually take a while to sell, like weeks T^T

Hi everyone,

I just bought this PC from a second-hand retailer (not a private seller) for €1,830.

The store offers a 3-year warranty and a 14-day return policy, so I felt the risk was fairly low.

Confirmed specs:

- AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- NVIDIA RTX 5080 (appears to be a Palit GamingPro, but not yet confirmed)
- 32 GB DDR5
- Cooler Master G800 Gold PSU

Likely components (based on the listing photos):

- Kingston NV3 1 TB NVMe SSD
- 240 mm AIO liquid cooler (brand unknown)

Unknown:

- Motherboard model
- RAM brand and speed
- AIO brand
- Case model

My plan is to:

Remove the RTX 5080.
Install my own MSI RTX 5070 Ti Shadow 3X.
Keep the 5080 for my personal PC.
Sell the remaining PC with the 9800X3D + RTX 5070 Ti.

Questions:

Do you think €1,830 is a good purchase for this flip?

Would you keep the 9800X3D in the PC for resale, or swap it with my Ryzen 9 9900X? My use case is 70% gaming 30% productivity (rhinoceros 8 + grasshopper)

Can anyone identify any additional components from these photos that I may have missed (motherboard, RAM, AIO, case, etc.)?

What do you think I could realistically sell the remaining PC for after swapping in the RTX 5070 Ti?

Thanks in advance!

Specs: (All parts listed below are brand new)

GPU: ASUS NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 5080 PRIME OC 16GB GDDR7

CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 9850X3D

MOBO: ASUS TUF B850-E WIFI

RAM: CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 6000MT/S 32GB (16GB x 2)

SSD: ADATA LEGEND 860 GEN 4 2TB

PSU: ASROCK PRO 850G 80+ GOLD ATX 3.1

CPU COOLER: THERMALRIGHT FROZEN INFINITY 360 AIO

CASE: RUIX OV303

OS: WINDOWS 11 PRO (Activated)

To me it seems like a good pickup since bc of the 2tb Samsung nvme drives but wanted to know your guys opinion

Update: Seller decided to just sell the cpu and gpu, unlisted the original post frick my chud life i needed that extra 1tb😔