david7536 wrote: » Yip, you could get 400 for it.
RoyalMarineComm wrote: » qx6700 @ 3.0ghz v8 cooler 8gb reaper x ddr2 neo p45 mobo 800gt 512mb 500gb x 4 1tb x 2 nzxt tempest case
Mister Man wrote: » Ive a Asus K50INseries (Laptop) Intel Core 2 [EMAIL="Duo@2.2Ghz(T6600"]Duo@2.2Ghz(T6600[/EMAIL]) 802.11n Wireless Windows 7 (Unsure which version) Ubuntu 9.10 15.6inch HD/LED 320GB HDD DVD Sup.MTI 4GB ram Nvidia GeForce G102M Restore disks (Window's 7 and ubuntu) not a mark on it, i just want to know how much its worth....
Raz0rblade wrote: » Curious to what the value would be now, possibly gonna sell Core 2 Duo E6600 2 * 1gb G-Skill 4-4-4-12 2 * 1gb Corsair 4-4-4-12 - also got 2* 1gb Corsair 5-5-5-15 going with it 1 * 500gb 1* 150gb Leadtek 8800 Ultra Leviathain - Watercooled Freezer 7 Pro Creative Audigy 2zs Sound card Creative T7700 7.1 Speakers Logitech G15 Keyboard with lcd display - Blue led lit version Logitech G5 Mouse Hama USB mousepad - Blue led lit 22" widescreen LCD Epson Stylus DX4800 Printer/Scanner Seasonic 750w PSU - Blue led lit with red back dislay of watts in use Custom case with 2 * 140mm roof exaust fans 1 * 120mm side fan blue lit 1* rear and 2 * front 120mm blue lit fans Windows Vista There is more with it like the cushioned swivel chair and corner unit desk that will go with it also
david7536 wrote: » Thats very tough to quantify i think youl agree! What make and model is the monitor, what type of watercooling do you have for the 8800? Stuff like this will sell for way more if you break it up and sell on ebay as individual parts. if i were you i would want to get 1500+ for all that kit. That may only be achievable by selling parts individually though.
Chosen wrote: » Are you serious? You can build an i7 system for €1500, this is a 2 year old cpu and graphics card. Try pricing up brand new components of equivalent specs and you won't get above €1000, and that's with a €130 E8400 (3.0GHz, 6Mb cache), a €130 ATI HD4870 (or a €160 HD4890) and an under €200 23+ inch monitor. Mate, I would be happy if I sold this at around the €700-750 mark.
Anti wrote: » David, I'm not sure what your on about your last few posts in here have been absolute drivel of the highest order. For example, you ask what type of watercooling is on his 8800, er... he already said its the leviathan version which is a waterblock and a single rad/pump in one unit. And 1500 euro, with a desk and chair... Does this include a troop of hookers aswell? 750/800 max for it as its all 2+ year old tech.
Anti wrote: » absolute drivel of the highest order.
Anti wrote: » As said for 1500euro you can build a new i7 rig with far better specs, or you can buy all his parts new for under 1000euro. 750/800 is a fair price, and i doubt anyone will be willing to buy a desk and chair with it either as most people would already have these. And lets face it, who wants a used chair?
Raz0rblade wrote: » thanks for the replies The power supply is a Thermaltake Toughpower 750w modular, not a seasonic. The motherboard is an Asus P5Q - think its the pro as i have both the normal P5Q and the P5Q Pro versions but always forget which machine it is in. All cables - including those from the PSU are UV re-active or covered in UV re-active other cabling to keep it neat. Screen is a Samsung Syncmaster 22" - forget all the details, but one hell of a screen, crisp n sharp. The case came from the US, seen it when i was there, from what i remember its called an "Airking" or similar. I did the custom work on it. Replaced all the Standard Fans with Akasa 120mm and 140mm Blue/UV led ones for better airflow - CPU is at 21c idle. I added a front panel taken from an older machine that had a 16 color lcd display that had 3 thermo stats for cpu, primary hd and northbridge temps. It also had 2 built in fan controllers to help with the fans. There are 3 mounted Blue LED point lights to highlight various area's of the case. Gromits were added to lower case vibration at both hard disks and the dvd. There are 4 case holes added and fitted with rubber rings so water cooling could be added at a later stage. I replaced the side window with a lighter green Perspex design to highlight the lighting effect more. The chair....was a gift so cant really say much except describe it more. There are 2 cushioned armrests with foam similar to bycycle handles. The chair can be raised or lowered, it also has a release handle so you can rock back n forth in it. The desk i think came from argos, It is..if you imagine a rectangle with 2 triangles added to either end so it fits into a corner space with room for cabling at rear. There is a pullout keyboard tray and 3 adjustable shelfs inderneath.
masteroftherealm wrote: » So thats p3 450mhz, 128mb ram, 10gb hard drive and a 14"CRT yeah?
weeder wrote: » gonna sell a few machines around the house Dell Dimension C521 250GB hard drive 2GB ram sempron 3400+ xp home ed Geforce 6150 LE
sugarman wrote: » €150, depends really. Monitor and Keyboard/Mouse inc?
weeder wrote: » what would it be worth with and without a 17" lcd mouse and keys?
game4it70 wrote: » So i'm trying to raise a few bob for a new rig for the kids (and for me to play with;)) So can you tell me how much you would pay for these bits please? Any sort of a guide will help me before i put an ad up.RAM 8gigs total consisting of 2 matched kits of 2x2gb Manufacturers Code: OCZ2G8004GKhttps://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MY-086-OCMonitor 19" non widescreenhttps://www.microdirect.co.uk/Home/Product/14733?ProductID=14733 Approx 2 years old.No dead pixels.CPU E6700 with stock coolerhttp://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL9S7Motherboard asus P5KPL-CMhttp://www.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=6nnVb6RBxd7PhGmt&templete=2Power supply HIPER 580W Type-R Modular PSUhttp://www.hipergroup.com/products.php?lv=4&cate=1&type=30&pid=12&action=FeatureCase OCTIGEN MIDI CASE with 400w generic psuhttp://www.eurowide-pc.org.uk/octigen-midi-case-400w-blksil-p-30114.html?manufacturers_id=42 Thanks in advance for any input at all.
Dublin_Gunner wrote: » You could try €300 as a starting point. Maybe €350 with screen.
game4it70 wrote: » Thanks for your opinion.