How much could I sell this for?

[WeatherMan]

Hi guys,

I've recently acquired a few parts from a friend, and have managed to piece together a system from some old parts I have laying around.

I am in the process of installing XP to it to test the components.

Right now I am unsure of exact specs but here is what I know so far..

Athlon XP 2400+ 2GHz
ASRock ATX Motherboard
512MB DDR 266MHz
160GB Western Digital IDE Drive
IDE DVDROM Drive
nVidia FX5700 AGP
Creative Audigy 2 soundard PCI
WinTV Terrestrial TV Card PCI
400W Power Supply

There is no case included

How much do you think I could get for these parts (as a system) on eBay?

I was thinking around maybe up to £30 / $45?

I won't be parting out the system as I am really limited with packaging material.

Is my guess accurate or not, views?

 

[wolfeking]

I would say not much, maybe $50 or so.

 

[voyagerfan99]

I would say not much, maybe $50 or so.

Less. $25.

 

[Troncoso]

I would say not much, maybe $50 or so.

To the right people.

Less. $25.

To people who know PC components.

 

[claptonman]

To the right people.



To people who know PC components.

Exactly. If you buy a used case and sell it as a computer with XP, you'd get around $50-100 to the right person.

 

[spirit]

I was thinking around maybe up to £30 / $45?

£30 seems all right, maybe a bit far-fetched. I'd say anywhere from £15-25 would be good. It's an old system.

 

[M1kkelZR]

£30 seems all right, maybe a bit far-fetched. I'd say anywhere from £15-25 would be good. It's an old system.

yeah I think he'd get max of 30 pounds for it. but a 15-25 is good too, as it is an old system. but the harddrives can be reused etc, so thats also a factor. not likely that people would want an ide drive nowadays, but you never know.

 

[spirit]

@Bootup05 - you may get more money by selling the parts individually. I looked on eBay and the FX5700s are selling for around £15 alone, so sell your's for £10, maybe bundle the CPU/board/RAM and sell that for £10-15, then maybe sell the sound card for £5-10 and then the PSU and hard drive for the same. That way you'd be getting around £35-40. Just an idea.