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How would my pc sell for?
Name: TrU3TA1ent Date: August 18, 2009 at 01:48:41 Pacific OS: Windows Vista Subcategory: General
Comment:
I have finaly upgraded my pc from my last build and im wondering how much it would sell for i spend about £1,200 on the machine in all
Specs-
Q9650 (ghz) 4gb Dominater ram (1015mhz, i think) BFG 295GTX Coolmaster cooler (850watts) Antec 900 case evga 780i SLI motherboard Artic cooler cpu fan 500gb HDD (forgot which 1 but was good for the time CD/dvd writer (forgot speed)
Name: jam Date: August 18, 2009 at 10:31:14 Pacific
Reply:
It's not worth as much as you think.
An assembled unit is always worth less than the sum of the parts. And add to that - you're "Joe Nobody" - you're not a recognized computer builder such as Dell, Gateway, HP, etc. The buyer has no idea of your computer expertise & you probably won't be offering any type of warranty or tech support, right? Would you be including legal copies of Vista (DVD + COA) & any other software that you have installed?
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