Selling My Custom Computer AWSOME!

macdog303 · 06-07-07, 09:56 PM

Well im headed off to college soon so i need a laptop(cant carry around 20" monitor and a desktop computer). I have been upgrading this bad boy since i built it to keep up with modern(somewhat) technoligy. This computer has been through about every possible operating system and worked flawlessly. Currently it has Windows Media Center edition(Vista stinks). Dont know how much i should ask but i have put in around 1700 into this. I guess im expecting about 600ish.
SPECIFICATIONS:

CASE: BLUE case with window/ red fans
POWERSUPPLY: Ultra Xconnect power supply
MOTHERBOARD: Lanparty UT NF4 Expert Motherboard
MEDIA_DRIVE: CD-RW/dvd drive
PROCESSOR: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 4000+
HARDDRIVE1: Maxtor 6L080M0 80GB hard drive
HARDDRIVE2: SAMSUNG SP0411N 40GB hard drive
NETWORK: D-Link DFE-530TX+ PCI Adapter
RAM: 1024MB of Ram
VIDEO: NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GS
AUDIO: Create Audigy 2 Value

PICS UP!

macdog303 · 06-09-07, 03:39 PM

Any feedback? Maybe some tips on where to sell it.

macdog303 · 06-10-07, 05:39 PM

bump ..........

disbethelife · 06-10-07, 07:04 PM

I would be willing to trade my Dell Axim X51 MId for it plus cash or other things. Let me know.

oditius · 06-10-07, 07:25 PM

Originally Posted by macdog303

bump + 10000

Woe.. $10,000?

Todays desktop computers can be had for a cheap price, and less demand for a home built one. I know, I have built them for myself and friends till I bought my first laptop. I would try to sell it locally first. Maybe craigslist.org? But $400 would be a high place to start. You only have a cd writer and dvd player. Even basic computers now have a dvd writer. Hard drives are small, but not a big problem. That is my honest opinion, hope it helps.

aximbigfan · 06-10-07, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by oditius

Woe.. $10,000?

Todays desktop computers can be had for a cheap price, and less demand for a home built one. I know, I have built them for myself and friends till I bought my first laptop. I would try to sell it locally first. Maybe craigslist.org? But $400 would be a high place to start. You only have a cd writer and dvd player. Even basic computers now have a dvd writer. Hard drives are small, but not a big problem. That is my honest opinion, hope it helps.

heh.

i dunno, the specs arent that weak. i mean the mobo is nice, the case is nice, and a few other things. i think a fair price would be around $750.

chris

macdog303 · 06-10-07, 07:45 PM

no its not 10000 i just had to add some characters. :) I need to sell this asap i prefer cash but if you have something to trade just contact me. I will respond fast. Thanks!

macdog303 · 06-10-07, 08:29 PM

Pics now up.

oditius · 06-10-07, 09:55 PM

Originally Posted by aximbigfan

heh.

i dunno, the specs arent that weak. i mean the mobo is nice, the case is nice, and a few other things. i think a fair price would be around $750.

chris

What is the CPU rated? 64 or 32? Dual core or single? As far as the case, they are under $100 on ebay. Lights and all. If I was in the market for a desktop I would keep yours in mind. The mobo scored high as far as I can tell, it was a great choice, a lot of bang for the money. If you matched the CPU and Memory to the mobo, the system should be on fire... $750 would be a good price to get. So good luck it shouldn't stay for sale too long. :approve:

macdog303 · 06-10-07, 10:29 PM

This is 64 bit single core. Ya the case is just a case. I have had about 3 motherboards for this computer and this one outnumbers all the others. It is amazing. Overclocking is as simple as turning on the computer.

SteveGavJR · 06-25-07, 01:00 PM

I hate to break it to you man, but $600 is going to be a lot for that. Even just having a single core says that it's not very new. I'm not saying it's a bad system, but you can get something brand new, with comparable specs, for less. It sucks to hear, but that's the computer industry.

Hardware is being outdated on a monthly basis. Maybe try a broader audience? Ebay or craigslist? But if I were you, I'd lower the price a bit. It's a bit on the steep side.