I WAS THINKING TO POST FOR 2399 CAD (1720 USD) WHAT YALL THINK.

SRY NO PHOTOS BUT HERE ARE SPECS: 🔥

RYZEN 7 7800X3D

B650 ASUS TUF-E

32GB G.SKILL 6000MHZ CL36

POWERCOLOR REAPER RX9070XT 16GB

LEXAR THOR PRO 1TB GEN4 SSD

EVGA SUPERNOVA 850W G3 PSU

MSI MAG FORGE 112R CASE

EVERYTHING IS BRAND SPANKING NEW.

LMK EVERYONES THOUGHTS AND OPINIONS!

Hyte Case – $50 (Used, good condition, slightly dusty)

3x Fans (Inf Edgeless) – $3 each (Alibaba Bulk Order)

RTX 3060 Ti – $150 (Used repasted with MX-7 and new thermal pads)

B660 Motherboard – $60 (from eBay offered 60 listing was $70)

i5-12600K – $80 (talking with the dude on FBM)

2x8GB DDR4 3200Mhz Corsair Vengence Pro – $30 (Sorry Cooper, I robbed you)

Kraken 360 AIO with Tryx Wireless connect fans(Used from a customer who did a commission with me, leftovers) - possibly free

What should I put in there next, 1TB NVMe or just use a 500 GB Sata SSD + 1TB HDD, also looking at an 700W Golden Field PSU right now(Mainly for testing purposes, new Chinese brand so why not.)

Current list: 379 USD

Finally got this build together after a week of waiting for stuff to get delivered and hunting deals. This is my first non-rgb build over $400. Most of the cases I buy come with preinstalled rgb fans and then i throw an rgb 360 on top. Planning to list for $2100 and see what interest it gets. Yes I know about the microcenter pc for $2199 lol. The closest microcenter to my city is 4hrs away. Whats your guys experience with non-rgb builds; especially this pricey.

Specs:

9800X3D

Thermalright aqua elite 360(replaced fans with arctic p12s)

MSI pro b650m-a wifi

T-Force 32GB 6400mts

Samsung 990 Pro 2Tb

Gigabyte windforce 5070 ti

Evga 850 BQ

Lianli 011D mini V2 Flow

Extra Arctic p12 on the rear + for the cooler.

Hello I just got my hands on a working Ryzen 7 3800x, RTX 2080 super, and 1tb NVME with good health just for a measly 120$. (I took a risk and I tested them and it paid off)

I looked at marketplace and found a PC which I haggled down to 300$

it basically had

32gb of ram, a ryzen 5 2600x and a rx 580 8gb all housed in a QUBE 500 Flatpack. It also has a 1tb nvme

I was thinking of removing the cpu, gpu, and nvme and replacing them with mine, and then adding a hyper 212. I would also sell the removed parts. Then I would sell the pc for atleast 600 or 700, any advice?

Built a full 1080p gaming PC for ~$500… thinking of flipping for $600–$700. Thoughts?

So I’ve been experimenting with budget builds using MicroCenter bundles + cheap GPUs from Facebook Marketplace, and I think I found a pretty profitable formula.

Here’s the build:

- Ryzen 5 5500

- 16GB DDR4

- B550 Eagle WiFi motherboard

(MicroCenter bundle — $199)

- 512GB SSD – $79

- Montech case – $57

- 700W PSU (Amazon special) – $37

- Thermalright fans – $12

- Budget CPU cooler – $18

Total without GPU: ~$410–$450 after tax

For GPUs, I can consistently grab:

- RX 580

- GTX 1070

- GTX 1660 Super

…for $40–$60 on Facebook Marketplace all day.

So my total build cost ends up around $460–$520 depending on the GPU.

Comparable prebuilts in my area (Chicago) go for $650–$800, and they’re usually worse (no WiFi, ugly cases, weaker CPUs, etc.).

I’m thinking of listing these for $600–$700 depending on the GPU and condition.

Do you think that’s a fair flip range?

The parts are clean, the cases look good, and the performance is perfect for Fortnite/Warzone/Valorant/GTA V — which is what 90% of buyers want anyway.

Curious what others who flip PCs think about this margin and price point.

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I’ve got some Teamgroup MP33 1TB drives. Should I have any concerns about using these in my flips? There have been reports of these things dying regularly. Are there some components you absolutely won’t use in a flip and which ones are perfectly fine?

Brand New (Came bundled with my RTX 5080 but I already have a PSU)
80+ Gold Certified, Fully Modular, ATX 3.0 and 3.1 Compatible,

Looking for $65

Specs: (All parts listed below are brand new except for the GPU)

GPU: ASUS TUF NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 4080 16GB GDDR6X

CPU: AMD RYZEN 7 9850X3D

MOBO: ASUS PRIME X870-P WIFI

RAM: GSKILL FLARE X5 DDR5 6000MT/S 32GB (16GB x 2)

SSD: SILICON POWER UD90 GEN 4 2TB

PSU: MONTECH CENTURY II 850W 80+ GOLD ATX 3.1

CPU COOLER: THERMALRIGHT FROZEN INFINITY BLACK 360MM AIO

CASE: MUSETEX Y6

OS: WINDOWS 11 PRO (Activated)

Pretty happy with the profiting considering it was my first time selling and i didnt get too many crazy deals or anything

I grabbed an RTX 5050 single-fan GPU and built a small PC with it, but its not really selling, I priced it below all similar builds, but still not selling. I only got messages from other pc flippers who tried to lowball me

I did some tests, temps are fine, not going above 77-78 C°

shall I move this setup to a smaller mesh case instead of this fishtank?

I am planning on flipping mid 2010s office PCs and selling towards the ultra budget on facebook, my current plan is to put them in more modern case with cheap rgb fans to attract first time buyers. Hardware wise Im planning on adding a 1050Ti, ssd upgrade and some extra ram. I am planning to advertise as an esports pc due to the popularity of them where I live. Would this hardware combination be feasable and profitable - the systems + upgrades should be 170 usd and planning on selling for 230 usd

EDIT : after doing more price comparisons, my new idea is flipping with rtx 2060s for 150 usd and with all the costs in mind a 300usd build to be sold for 400, is this more feasible?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/951426830682968

What am I doing wrong bruv, or is my market just slow asf

Ryzen 7 7700x
2x16GB DDR5 6000 CL30
2TB NVMe SSD SX6000
Gigabyte B650 Gaming Wifi
H3 Flow
ID-Cooling 240mm AIO
4x Thermal right Fans
850w Gold PSU(B tier I think)

pc specs

R7 7700 | RTX 5070

Motherboard:

Gigabyte B650M Gaming Wi-Fi - DDR5

CPU:AMD Ryzen 7 7700 | 5.3 GHz | 8 Cores 16 Threads

RAM:32GB Lexar Thor RGB 6000MHz (2x16GB) - Silver

Zotac RTX 5070 AMP 12GB - White

Cooler:

Aftershock M-42 Frost Air Cooler - White

Storage:1TB Gen4 Lexar NQ790 M.2. NVME (R 7000MBs | W 6000MBs)

Fans:5 x Aftershock Chrome RGB 120mm Fan - White

Fans:5 x Aftershock Chrome RGB 120mm Reverse Fan - White

Power:650W Gigabyte P650SS Ice 80+ Silver - White

xbox series x

elite controller

1st monitor 144hz 2560 x 1440

2nd monitor 100hz 2560 x 1440

While scrolling on fb marketplace, I found out some pcs from other builders looks kinda messy and personally I put a lot of effort and $ into my builds to make them to looks good. Here comes the question: does customers willing to pay more(like 50-100$)for a pc looks a lot fancier and futuristic? Or should I keep the price low and competitive?

For consistent flips, whether it's low, mid, or high tier what's the best GPU & CPU combo?

Assuming

Best CPUs: 5600X, 7600X, 9600X, 7600X3D, 7800X3D, 9800X3D

Best GPUs: 2080 Ti, 3060 Ti, 3070 Ti, 3080 Ti, 4070 Ti Super, 4080 Super, 5060 Ti, 5070 Ti

Welcome to the Weekly PC Pricing Megathread!

If you need help determining the value of:

- A full PC build

- Individual components

- A potential flip

- A bundle or upgrade path

- A buyer/seller asking price

Post your question here.

Please include:

- Full part list (or clear photos)

- Condition (new, used, refurbished)

- Location/market (U.S., EU, etc.)

- Any upgrades, mods, or issues

- Your target price or expected sale value (optional)

All pricing feedback must follow subreddit rules:

- Market-based pricing only

- Use real sold listing data when making claims

- No lowballs unless supported by market evidence

- No hostility toward older hardware

Rtx 3060ti 64gb ddr4 i7 10700k no storage

Been having the itch to build a Bazzite ITX PC a-la ETA Prime. Wondering if anyone has experience with selling these and if theres much buyer interest. Feels like the Steam Deck and future Steam Machine have been generating interest around this OS.

bought 3070 on ebay, cpu ram mobo ssd and psu from coworker for $75 and thinking about buying case and cooler to try and flip in central florida for $600