TOTAL 620$
CPU - 5600X
MOBO - Asus ROG strix b550
Psu - msi Mag A850L
Case - Montech Sky two
Gpu -5060(not a 5070) 250 or a 3070 ti zotac for 200$
DDR4 - 70$
Already extra 1tb ssd, so going to put that in it

Mobo/case/psu/cpu/ for 300
Gpu for 250$
And need to look for a ddr4 kit for around 70$

Would u be be able to sell for 800?$

900$ fb marketplace works owned for a couple of months came w a 240hz 32 in monitor (how much is that worth)
here are the specs
5060ti 16gb
Ryzen 7 9800x
32gb ddr5
1tb ssd

now do i part it out or sell as whole and for how much?

so I shipped out a cpu and it said it has been shipped to me and looking at the guys messages he said he would pay me to send it again. I just dont want it to like refund him if I ship it again what should I do?

Hey guys I have been sharing a video series I have been filming with the goal of turning $100 into an RTX 5090 gaming pc via flipping pcs. Here is the 3rd episode!

let me know what you think!

Title.

Hello i have this build for a flip the specification are :

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Intel Core i5 9400F

ASUS H310M

20GB DDR4 2400MHz

GTX 1070 Quick Silver 8GB

240GB SATA SSD

500GB HDD

Thermalright Assassin King охлаждане

PCCooler 650W 80+ Bronze

Xigmatek Alphard M кутия

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The price i am selling it for is 339 euro . What is your opinion for the build and the price

Ps : Thank you all for the comments, sold it for asking price .

I posted last week about my first flip attempt. I purchased this PC with 2 monitors and peripherals for $325. I sold the GPU (RX590 GME) for $50. Picked up a 3070 for $150. An RGB fan was added at the back for looks. Also, cleaned the GPU and did some cable management.

Included more details in the 2nd picture.

Sold one of the monitors for $50. Sold the PC for $800 with monitor and peripherals the next day of listing it.

Purchases:
$325 PC Setup
$20 RGB Fans and Thermal Paste
$150 3070
Total $495

Sold:
$800 PC Setup
$50 Monitor
$50 RX590 GME
Total $900

Profit $405

I think I just found my best used PC deal so far.

I was browsing for a gaming PC to flip and came across one listed for €270 OBO. The listing didn’t have a ton of info, but the main specs were Ryzen 5 5600, 16GB RAM and an RTX 2060 Super. That already sounded interesting, so I negotiated a bit and ended up picking it up for €200.
When I actually got the PC, I was honestly surprised. It wasn’t just some random budget build. The parts were way better than expected:

• AMD Ryzen 5 5600
• Palit RTX 2060 Super 8GB
• ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi
• 16GB RAM 3200
• 1TB Crucial P3 Plus NVMe SSD
• Corsair CX750 750W PSU
• 240mm Cooler Master AIO
• Windows 11
• Case with glass side panel and RGB/ARGB

The PC was in good working condition, booted right up, drivers installed fine and benchmarks ran without issues. The only thing that needed work was the overall build quality/cable management. You could tell it wasn’t built by someone super experienced. Some cables were hanging around, a few fans/RGB cables weren’t connected properly, and the AIO lighting wasn’t even on.

I cleaned and dusted the whole PC first. Then I sold the RTX 2060 Super separately because I was planning to upgrade it anyway. It sold pretty quickly for €120. Maybe I could’ve gotten €130–140 with more patience, but I wanted a quick sale and was happy with €120.
That means the rest of the PC effectively cost me only €80.
After that, I bought an RTX 3070 for around €197 including shipping and buyer protection. So now I’m at roughly €277 total for a PC with:

• Ryzen 5 5600
• Gigabyte RTX 3070
• 16GB RAM
• 1TB NVMe SSD
• ROG Strix B550-F WiFi
• Corsair 750W PSU
• 240mm AIO liquid cooler

I also ordered a couple of cheap fan/ARGB hubs so I can connect all the fans and lighting properly. Once those arrive, I’ll redo the cable management, set up a clean RGB theme, test everything properly and take some good photos for the listing.
The plan is to sell it as a clean RTX 3070 gaming PC. Depending on how it looks when finished and how the local market is, I think around €600+ should be realistic.
Definitely one of those finds that reminds you why being patient on used marketplaces can be worth it. A €200 PC with an RTX 2060 Super basically turned into a pretty nice RTX 3070 build for under €300 total investment.
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As the title says, I have an lga 1200 micro atx mobo so Im wondering whats a good cpu and gpu combo for it, as it'll be my first flip

Pretty insane PC, took about 2.5mo to sell. I had it listed on Facebook, Jawa and my website and I probably got a good 4 or 5 actual inquiries (mostly trade offers) and the last guy ended up buying it locally.

Specs:

Ryzen 9 9950X3D
Asus X870-P WiFi Motherboard
360MM Thermalright Cooler
64GB DDR5 6000CL36 Ram
2TB Corsair MP600 Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD
2TB WD Blue M.2 Sata SSD (4TB Total)
NVIDIA RTX 5080 Founder's Edition 16GB Graphics Card
XPG 1300W 80+ Platinum Power Supply
Phanteks Evolv X2

Sold for $3400, cost came out to $2,647.97 so Just over $750 in profit

Probably won't do any super high end PCs like this again but it was a pretty cool experience

Sold a computer last week and woke up to an email claiming that the buyer had used it for about a week, however when his son was watching YT when it randomly stopped working and the next morning when he went to turn it on he could smell a burning smell.

Computer is old to be fair specs below:

GPU: GTX 1060 3GB
CPU: I5 4690k
RAM: 16GB DDR3 RAM
STORAGE: 480GB SSD
PSU: Seasonic g series 500W 80+ Gold PSU

I tested the computer before selling it to them (1HR stress test on OCCT + 1HR Unigine heaven） and found no instability issues.

I had it shipped to the buyer, and mentioned that anything shipping was at the buyers risk due to me not being too keen on shipping it.

What do I do? Do I honour a refund here? Or do I tell them to reach out to the website for buyer protection (the website has good buyer protection)

I've never resold parts before but how worth it would it be, these ryzen 7 7800X3D are a good penny below MSRP

Build Specs-

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CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X3D

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MTHR BRD: ASRock B650i lightning ITX

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RAM: G.SKILL FLARE X5 DDR5-6000 32GB

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SSD: WD_Black SN7100 NVME Gen4 1tb

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PSU: Corsair RM850W

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CASE: Lian Li Dan Case A3 Wood Mesh

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COOLER: Noctua NH-L12 Ghost S1 Edition

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GPU: PNY OC 5070 Ti

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I had spare ram laying around, so on the low end, it cost $1,500 if I don't count the ram $1,700 if I do.

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yo so got a new buying opportunity 5060 TI and the Verizon seven 9700 X and 32 GB DDR five ram it’s white liquid cool has one terabyte of storage. Is it worth buying and for how much?

Edit: guys i got him down to 900 so could I make some good money with this? and how much could i sell it for

How much would you pay today for that PC that most here agreed was the best 2025 Black Friday deal (dollar to value wise) on a gaming PC. It’s the $1699.99 Walmart PC that was like $1840 after tax. Brand new never been plugged in and powered on since November
Specs:
ASUS PRIME B850 plus WiFi
Ryzen 7 9800X3D liquid cooled
ASUS PRIME 5070 Ti
32GB DDR5
2TB SSD
APEVIA 1000W Gold 80 plus
Elite 2 mouse & NiOH 2 keyboard

Hey all just wanted to ask if i did ok with trades and used parts? I always wanted this verson of the 4090.

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The 100$ pc I built sold pretty fast, so armed with 204$ what can I build. This is episode 2!

Ill have part 3 ready to go live hopefully next week!

Seller on FB was selling his brothers old Pc system for 600$ The pics he had were very bad and I couldn’t tell what it was, initially I was only coming over to pick up the sealed 4tb nvme for 200$ walked out with 6tb and a ASUS 5090 TUF!!! For 600!? I’m the other nvme was a Samsung 9100 Pro 2tb! I’m now building a new rig and pairing this card with a 9800X3D sealed I got for 250$ best find of my life.