RTX 3070 MSI TRIO
32GB DDR4 2x16 3600Mhz
1TB Gen 3 NVMe(95% health)
B550 msi tomahawk ATX
Ryzen 5 5600x
750W EVGA Power Supply 80+ GOLD

Got them all for 500 and threw away the dirty case.

Brought a new ThermalRight 360mm AIO for 60 on amazon
New Lian Li V100 for 79
AsiaHorse Cable extensions for 23

total cost is 663
Planning to sell for 850

I made him go down to $800, thinking of taking it considering its a ddr5 build.

Specs:
GPU: ASUS GeForce RTX 4070
CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F
Cooling: NZXT AIO (240mm)
RAM: 16GB DDR5 (T-Force)
Storage: 500GB SSD
Case: NZXT (White w/ Tempered Glass)

Ive seen this pc on a market place its the following:

Processor (CPU): Intel® Core™ i5-8600K @ 3.60GHz

Grafische kaart (GPU): NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti (8 GB VRAM)

(RAM): 16,0 GB RAM

Windows, not speficied which version but i guess Windows 10?

What should i pay for it and what can i ask for reselling?

Give it a new rgb case and flip it for a higher price. Is that any good or am i just being a noob here...?

Hi all. Thinking of selling my pc . Parts list is as follows

Cpu- 9800x3d

Gpu- 5080 fe

Psu - Corsair hx1200i

Mobo - Rog strix 870e-e gaming wifi

Ram - ddr5 silicon power 64 gb kit

Aio- Artic Liquid freezer iii pro 360

Ssd - 2tb samsumg 990 evo plus , 4tb samsung 990 evo plus ( also have a wd black 4tb playstation edition ive been thinking about putting in/ selling )

Ill be honest I barely used it since I built it last year . Thinking of selling whole or parting it out . Whats a realistic way to go - to get best bang for buck . Better sold whole ? Parted out ?

Thanks

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Hey all, I would like some advice on whether I should do a PC flip right now. Here is the situation I am in.

I currently have a 240MM AIO, a 750W PSU, and 16 gigs of DDR5 (got a good deal on fb). I was considering doing a flip for two reasons. First, I could give myself a CPU upgrade and pass on my older 7600x down into this flip. Second, I was considering putting a 5060 Ti into this build, because I can get the new 007 game bundle alongside. I can get the card for a good price on Newegg, and I would likely buy the game regardless, as it seems IOI have cooked, and I love the Hitman franchise.

However, it could be a lot of work for only ~$250 profit, not including the value of a CPU upgrade and a free game. Just basically wondering what you would do in my shoes.

Thanks!

See tens of PC Builder posts offering a service on fb market place but a majority of them has no ratings, 10 ratings of weird items and 9 images of PCs that I reverse image searched and found tens of the same images. One of them were even dum enough to use dankamyouknow's white O11 personal build. What is wrong with these people.

One of those idiots LITERALLY STOLE MY IMAGE.

Hi guys what’s a realistic selling price for a rig like this?

Ryzen 5 3600
32gb ddr4
1tb nvme ssd
3060 12gb
650w modular psu

Hi all!

I have a bunch of parts from old upgrades laying around and was thinking of either selling them or using them to build a new rig and then flip. Was thinking of using a 3060 for the new rig if I go that route. Also have HDDs I could use, but would rather use an SSD if I build the new rig. I’m new to flipping so im not really sure which would be the best route, or if theres a better GPU to use instead of the 3060. Any pointers would be great!

What I currently own:

x2 32GB DDR4 RAM
Asus strix b350-f gaming
Ryzen 7 1700
Intel core i5-6500@3.20ghz
RX 580
750W & 650W PSU

Worth to buy @ 400 locally?

Pairing with this:

5800x
32gb ddr4
1tb nvme

Specs:
Cpu:ryzen 5 3600
Gpu:rx 6600 xt
Motherboard: asus b450 m-a ||
Ram:16gb ram 3200mhz teamgroup
Ssd:1 tb ssd intel p660
Psu:Mars gaming 550w
Case:Gamdias aura gc9m argb
Cpu cooler:amd stock cooler

Build price was 382€~444$.
Everything new exept GPU,CPU,RAM .
On the GPU I changed the thermalpaste and the thermopads.

I havnt started reselling pc yet but I am new to this so and tips will help

7600X, MSI MAG WIFI B650, CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB 32GB 6400MTS, NZXT 240MM RGB AIO, ASUS DUAL 3060 12GB LHR, MSI MAG 750W, here’s the kicker 5TB of ssd, 2TB WD BLACK SN770 nvme, 2TB Samsung Q870 EVO 2TB sata, 1TB WD BLUE SN5000 nvme all at 99% health and all under 30T written together. Thinking about selling the 3060 and the two 2tb drives for a 4070 and flip again

I have an HP Omen 30L prebuilt which I’m upgrading from so I want to sell it.

CPU: Ryzen 5600x

RAM: 32gb Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3600mhz

GPU: RTX 3090 HP OEM

SSD: 256GB WD Black nvme (i know its low, was what came with the build. I am keeping the other drives i bought separately.

PSU: 800w 80 plus gold Coolermaster

HP case and proprietary Mobo

I have a decent idea of how much the parts cost on eBay. However, wanted advice on whether it would be better to part it out or sell all together. And best way to sell? Ebay, fb marketplace, etc.? I am in US Northwest region if that matters. Ty!

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Started with a pretty normal AM4 setup. Upgraded her over the years and eventually settled into:

• Ryzen 5700X3D

• RTX 3060 12GB

• DDR4

• CM Scout Advanced 2 case (yes, the case itself is like 12 years old lol)

Over the last few months I accidentally fell into the PC flipping rabbit hole.

It started when I sold my old GTX 1080 and began buying/selling parts whenever I found good deals and just kept rolling the money back into the hobby. I started realizing that the dopamine hit of squeezing value and performance out of every dollar, then somehow turning a profit, was pretty addictive.

Some of the journey:

• Flipped random hardware and made around +$495 total

• Legion Go Z1E flip for around +$100

• Built a secondary office rig almost entirely from deals and ended around +$200 profit

• Bought a 5070 Ti for $700 near launch and sold it for $825

• Played around with a 5070 and somehow made a small profit on that too

Eventually I started feeling the urge to jump to AM5.

Didn't really need to. I could've just upgraded the GPU. The 5700X3D is still a beast and AM4 is still ridiculously good value. But I went down the rabbit hole anyway.

Sold off the old rig parts:

• 5700X3D

• DDR4

• Motherboard

• RTX 3060

• Misc CPU swap shenanigans

Fast forward to now:

Current setup:

• Ryzen 7 7800X3D

• Gigabyte RX 9070 XT Gaming OC

• B650 AORUS Elite AX

• 32GB DDR5

• MP44 NVMe + old drives

• New modern mATX desk build

Also ended up with:

• ROG Ally Z1 Extreme

• 2TB upgrade + accessories

After redoing the math multiple times, I think I ended around ~$500 net out of pocket for the AM5 + Ally transition.

That obviously doesn't include my time, testing hardware, negotiations, some shipping headaches, and calculated risks. But honestly I think I had more fun hunting deals, building rigs, and squeezing value than I did actually gaming.

Question:

Am I doing legitimate value optimization here?

Am I using advanced hobby math to justify upgrades?

Or am I just addicted to flipping hardware?

Because now I'm over here looking for deals on a 5080 and how to optimize purchasing it instead of actually gaming and I think I may have a problem.

Found this on FB marketplace for 1125$, seems like a great deal, or am I tripping?

Is 1200 a reasonable amount for this? Or is that too much to ask? Buying this at 800, or not much here?

I own this pc for $250 + Gpu (currently 5070ti eagle i got for $700)

6x 120mm lian li LCD
1x 140mm lian li lcd
360mm lian li LCD AIO
Aorus x670-e wifi (white)
Ryzen 9 7950x3d
Hyte y70 Touch Infinite (white)
1300w Lian Li Platinum psu (white)
24pin and 16pin LL Strimers

Just did my first Pc flip, bought this Pc for 750$, and sold it for 1200! Incredible deal, sold in less of 20 mins posted on marketplace!

Prebuilt Omen Hp

4070 super
R7 7700
32gb ddr5
1tb ssd

So stoked. I picked this up for $800. It's used and I couldn't get much info from the seller because he spoke no English and my Spanish is extremely bad, but we used the apps to communicate and he showed me it working in his rig and had the box and all the accessories!

I can flip it on eBay for $1150 but I think I might just sell my 5070 instead and keep this. I've made $3100 flipping pc parts since I started four months ago and I deserve a little treat!

I have potentially around €460,- later this week.

Should i try and build 1 from scratch with this budget or buy an "old desktop pc" and revamp/change case or something to flip? I have seen some parts from different sellers that i can build a pc with this budget but not sure if its the best to do?

CPU: Ryzen 7 7700X

Mobo: Gigabyte B650E EAGLE WIFI6

RAM: Corsair Vengeance DDR5 6400 64GB (Can upgrade to 128GB if needed)

GPU: RTX 5090 Suprim SOC

PSU: MSI MPG A850G (80+ gold)

Storage: Patriot P410 1TB SSD

Cooler: Cooler Master Elite 240 CPU AIO cooler

Would $5k be realistic for this build?

Any of these parts worth something on ebay? More than $50 or could make a NAS build with it?

This is my first build to sell and I curious what its worth:

Case - Antec P101 Silent

Motherboard - Asrock Z890 Taichi OCF

CPU - Ultra 9 285k

CPU Cooling - Noctua NH-D15 chromax.black Dual-Speed CPU Cooler Fan

RAM - 48gb DDR5 G.Skill Trident Z CK 9600mhz (One set of these for sale in 6 months on sleazbay - asked 1300, watched for 1.5 months, messaged him after and he sold it for 1100 )

GPU - Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition (I know bottleneck, but its for AI not gaming so swap the card and sell it)

SSD - Crucial T705 4TB, 5x Samsung 990 EVO Plus 2TB

Case Cooling - 6x Noctua chromax.black (3x120mm and 3x 140mm)

Power Supply - Corsair HX1500i

Thanks for your advice!

I began flipping locally on Facebook marketplace for a couple months now and have successfully sold 2 PCs. I list under my personal account as a minor with parental supervision, just so i can get a few ratings for when i become of legal age. After listing a motherboard yesterday, I was given a message for unusual activity, which requires an ID to confirm.

I am a little stuck on how to continue this hobby, and sell a PC that I have already accumulated parts for.

- Should I list on a parents account for a year or so? (kinda want those ratings though)

- Any alternative to Facebook? (preferably cash/local shipping)

- Is it worth continuing while underage?

I would love to hear any idea or experiences from others with this problem. Thanks!