Selling my gaming PC

[BassTech]

Hi There, I'm thinking of selling my gaming PC, it's in good nick, been well looked after and has ran a treat since the day I built it. But, I am stuck on what sort of price I should be looking at for the specs below:

Motherboard

x1 Asus M4A785TD-V EVO 785G Socket AM3 onboard DVI VGA HDMI 8 channel audio ATX Motherboard

 

Processor

x1 AMD Phenom II X6 1055T 2.8GHz 6MB L3 Cache Socket AM3

 

Graphics Card

x1 Asus GTX470 1280MB GDDR5 Dual DVI Mini HDMI Out PCI-E Graphics Card

 

Hard Drive

x1 Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3 1TB Hard Drive SATAII 7200rpm 32MB Cache

RAM/Memory

x2 Crucial 4GB ([8GB total]) DDR3 1333MHz/PC3-10600 Ballistix Memory Kit CL7 (7-7-7-24) 1.65V

 

Optical Drive

x1 Samsung SH-B123L 12x BD-ROM with DVD±RW DL & RAM SATA Blu-Ray Drive - Black

 

Power Supply Unit

x1 OCZ GameXStream 850W PSU - Silent 120mm Blue LED Fan 4x PCI-E 6x SATA

 

Case/Fans/Cooling

x1 Casecom 6788 All Black Case

x1 Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro rev 2 Socket 775, 1156, 1155, 1366, AM2, AM3 Heatpipe CPU Cooler (fitted inside case)

x3 120mm Blue LED Fan - 4pin Molex Connection (fitted inside case)

 

Operating System

Speakers

 

Keyboard/Mouse

 

Monitor

 

What would you pay for this second hand? Also, I'm open to any offers

 

EDIT - Here is a pic, mine looks exactly the same, but with a Blu-Ray drive fitted in the top panel at the front:

 

Edited November 8, 2012 by BassTech

[Flatpackhamster]

I'll give you two now, and fifteen when we reach Alderaan.

[3s-gtech]

As a complete unit, getting more than £250-£300 will be tricky unless you can pitch it just right, to the right audience. PCs are vastly easier to sell as component parts - your motherboard is decent, the processor is very desireable, graphics card is decent, RAM's not worth much but will sell, and your PSU and optical drive are very saleable.

[rush_tech]

I'd agree with the breaking it and selling the parts, that's what I did with my old one

[Garacesh]

I'd (note, would, not am, too poor for that) offer about £200 for it, mostly because it's second-hand. I'm not saying you've damaged anything, but being a gaming PC it'll definitely have been through some. Admittedly, £200 is on the lower-end of what I'd consider 'fair', but since I build my own (as I'm sure many here do) I'd usually just buy parts bit-by-bit and assemble after a few months once I'd gotten all of the parts.

 

I think @3s-gtech raises a valid point. You'd probably shift it easier as component parts.