evga 750i motherboard
intel e7500 cpu 2.93
nvidia geforce 8800 gtx video card
4gb of g-skill ram 800mhz ddr2
500gb maxtor hardrive
samsung cd/dvd burner
raidmax tornado case i think its called
ARCTIC COOLING Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2
ultra lsp550 psu 550w
You want to buy or sell? If you're looking to buy, you need to select some better components. Bad chopice for a motherboard; not a very good choice for a power supply either.
Skip
i wanna sell it
You won't like this...maybe $300 for the tower. Check on ebay and craigslist for machines like yours. Skip
for real? 300 i build it for 450$ damn im like damm ima sell it for like 800 lol
Good luck; better quad core machines (without the 8800 GTX) aren't hard to find for less than 400 bucks new. Yesterdays technology just doesn't sell well and $800 just ain't gonna happen unless you're holding a gun to the buyers head.
Skip
Computer hardware begins losing it's value the day you buy it. And as Skip already pointed out, your system has it weaknesses (the motherboard & power supply), plus you didn't gain anything by installing it in the Raidmax case. You'll be very lucky to get $300.
lol well thank you for replying Deng i should have just gone for
the i3. i was thinking about it, but same price but then i needed
to organize what MB i was going to use, different memory liike
ddr3 which are crazy expensive.... so i just went with the
duo2core,and ddr2 which are alot cheaper
nothing wrong with selling your old PC when you get a new one, but are you building these JUST to sell them? advice: flipping computers will NEVER be profitable. like jam said, they lose value as soon as you buy them. On top of that, do you have warranty support that can compete with that of Dell or HP? i doubt it...
if you want to flip goods for profit, look at something like furniture =)
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