How much would this PC be worth

[Flisker]

Hey by rough estimates how much do you think my current PC would be worth?




Thanks in advance

[Wolverhampton]

I'd give you £300.

[Turbocom]

Chris,

don't make a stupid move and sell it for a Mac. You'd regret it.

[Flisker]

I'd give you £300.

And i'd decline that. £300? must be joking, it's not even 6 months old.

Chris,

don't make a stupid move and sell it for a Mac. You'd regret it.

Wow news travels fast :S How did you find out about that?

[jam666]

Brand New? Id say £420 (Accurate pricing of Parts)

Used? £350 MAX (this would be near impossible to get since people will just pay that little bit more for a brand new pc)

Realistically id be looking at under £300.

[Turbocom]

And i'd decline that. £300? must be joking, it's not even 6 months old.



Wow news travels fast :S How did you find out about that?

Took a guess.

[Recursion]

When I was going for my computer people were telling me I'd get around £450, my PC is far far better than that.

[Flisker]

When I was going for my computer people were telling me I'd get around £450, my PC is far far better than that.

We have almost the same specs?

[N!ck]

It would cost around £500 to build that new without an OS, so possibly £400 at the most second hand.

[GeekSRV]

Problem with hardware once it's second hand is the value vanishes, similar to when you buy a new car and drive it off the forecourt for it to automatically loose upto £2k off the price you paid.

With mixing and matching suppliers I could build a similar spec PC minus windows for £250 to £270.

Also, what does it look like? that determines the price also if it's a cheap looking or cheap case the price plummets.