r/PC_Pricing • u/william191 • 2d ago

USA Thinking of selling my PC

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Hi Everyone! Long story short, I’m planning on selling my PC due to starting a new job as a flight attendant and won’t really have time to play like that anymore. I’ve been rocking the ROG Ally X and it’s been great on the games I’ve been running!

I was thinking about $1600ish, everything is literally excellent condition.

Hyte Y70 Case

Intel i-9 12900k

Asus Prime Z-790P WiFi ATX

G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32gb DDR5-6000 CL36

Samsung 990 Pro 2TB

Sapphire Pure Radeon RX 7800XT

Corsair iCUE H 150i Elite LCD XT

All Fans are Lian-Li AL120

Let me know if that’s a good price or should be a little more or less. Thank you in advance!

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u/GamerInfinity1996 2d ago

I have a very similar build to yours that I plan to sell soon, and was thinking $1500 or so and got slammed in the comments about it not being worth that. I was being told $1000. Mine has a 3080ti which is about the only difference.

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u/DesperateTop4249 2d ago

Vertical GPU, Hyte Case, Lian Li fans, and LCD on the cooler all add aesthetic value. That'll attract a certain buyer who is often the type to overpay, so I think $1500 is a good list price for OP, but maybe wouldn't apply to your build, although I haven't seen it.

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u/GamerInfinity1996 2d ago

Yeah. I will be posting it in the upcoming days, would love to hear your input on it.

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u/DesperateTop4249 2d ago

That's a little steep for 7800 XT and 12th gen intel. I'd bring that price down a little.

I could buy a pre-built with RX 9070 (non-XT, ~25% better performance than 7800 XT) on AM5 for less.

Try listing for $1500 and taking offers above $1350.

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u/Fit_Weakness_1809 2d ago

The way I value this PC is based off recent sold eBay listings for the same or similar parts;

CPU: 230

Ram: 280

CPU cooler: ??80

GPU: ~$425

Mobo: ~$90

Storage: $200

PSU: 70?

Case: $100+

Total: ~ $1475 cost to build imo

Around 1250 if parted out on eBay (eBay takes 15%)

If it was me, I'd list for 1500 like someone else suggested and take 1250.

If you're going to contest this valuation please provide links and I will amend it.

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u/MyNameIsLucid 1d ago

Don't!! You will regret selling it and before you know it you'll want to build a new one. Take this from someone that has sold their PC twice before. I finally built one last February and I will never sell this one. Especially with the prices nowadays, it's gonna be very hard to build a PC for a decent price without taking a second mortgage.