Windows 7 Home Premium (x64) Service Pack 1 (build 7601)
4.52 gigahertz AMD FX-8120 Eight-Core - (Water Cooled) Antec 920 H2O
M5A99X EVO R2.0 Rev
16GB DDR3 1600MHz Ram kingston hyperx
128GB SSD Force GT red
3TB HHD 2x western digital green 1x western digital black enterprise
2 GTX 480s (SLI) eVGA
DVD Drive BenQ
zalman z11 Gaming Case
5in1 card reader
Corsair HX 650W Professional Series
What are you doing with it, selling/buying it?
i wanna sell it
Well the way i do it is see how much it will cost to build it now with the exact same parts and then go from there,now according to pc part picker your pc would cost $1800 to build it today.
Now you won't be able to sell it for that,now i don't know how you plan to sell it but if it was me and i was selling it on craigslist i would start at $1500,and if no one bites,lower the price and try agian.
Except it's used, and you did not account for that.
Would you split the SSD? how much would you want for it?
the ssd would be sold with the computer but i was wondering if it was worth selling it or not
i was accounting for that,it's just if i was selling it i would start really high to try and get as much as possible,but be willing to go down in price.
I remember i once a really old pc that was like a 2.2ghz single core 512mb ram,and a 32mb video card,i thought it was only going to sell for around $60-$80,but i posted it for $125 to start,and it sold for that.
If he does not have the good luck i did,i could see it selling for at least $800 to $1300.
it could be worth keeping 2 of the hdd's and either keeping them, or selling them seperately. Unless you have a use for the SSD i'd sell it with the rest as it fits in pretty well. i just think 3HDD's dont add much more value than 1.
My two cents anyway. :)
Keep all those old drives and drop a cheap new 250gb harddrive in before you sell it.
Keep your old harddrives or hit them with a hammer and bin them.
The pc is worth around £250-£300 (uk) as a used pc but you never know put it up on ebay with a reserve and see what gets offered