MOBO, CPU, RAM, and GPU

pbdr

pbdr

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I just upgraded my rig and am now selling the previous parts.

I have the following:

MOBO: ASUS A8N5X ($75)

CPU: AMD 64 X2 4200+, socket 939 ($75)

GPU: XFX 7600GT ($80)

RAM: 2 x 1 gig generic DDR 400 ($50)

The price in parenthesis is about what I figure they're worth.

Everything is in good condition and worked as of last week. I have the manual, disc and I/O shield for the CPU and disc for the GPU also.

I'm looking for $250 + shipping for the lot, but I will entertain a reasonable offer.

Heck if you act soon, I'll throw in my old XFX 7300 GPU...

Thanks.
 
My guess is you won't have any takers due to your prices. Other than possibly the mobo, you can buy all of those components cheaper new online.
 
Actually, the prices listed are based on, and less than, what I found online.

I searched each of the components online, found a price, than reduced it by about 10 - 20% to get the posted prices.

Also, as I state in the post, I will consider other offers.

Thanks for the input though.
 
aSc1@3 said:
could you give links to the products(preferabably newegg)?
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MOBO: http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131569 (link with price: http://www.crayeon3.com/c3/pc-90-6-.aspx)

CPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103547 (with price: http://www.google.com/products?q=AM....mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1)

GPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150140 (price: http://bytecom.stores.yahoo.net/xfxgef78gs25.html)

RAM: The RAM is generic DDR from mwave.com http://www.mwave.com/mwave/viewprod...pts=PCMEMORY-DDRV&DNAME=PC+Memory+-+DDR+Value and includes 2, 1 gig sticks

The MOBO, CPU, and GPU above area discontinued at newegg (the 7600 I thiknk recently) and I provided other links for prices.
 
Unless someone doesn't want to upgrade from skt 939, you can buy better AM2 processors for like $60. Actual price of it is something like $50, at least from what I've seen.

You can buy a Geforce 8600GT for $80 before MIR. Not too long ago I saw a couple 7600GT's around $70.

$50 for that generic memory...

The mobo is the one thing that IMO you have a remote chance of selling at that price. Possibly someone who is a performance enthusiast that still hasn't upgraded from skt 939...

I'm not trying to bash your post, and those are definately decent components from like 2 yrs ago. But you simply will have a snowball's chance in hell of selling any of them imo. Those are skt 939 components, think about your potential selling market. It's there...but only for cheap(er). I certainly don't want to buy skt 939 components for MORE than I could buy them online for.

At any rate, good luck selling. :)
 
Steelshivan said:
Unless someone doesn't want to upgrade from skt 939, you can buy better AM2 processors for like $60. Actual price of it is something like $50, at least from what I've seen.

You can buy a Geforce 8600GT for $80 before MIR. Not too long ago I saw a couple 7600GT's around $70.

$50 for that generic memory...

The mobo is the one thing that IMO you have a remote chance of selling at that price. Possibly someone who is a performance enthusiast that still hasn't upgraded from skt 939...

I'm not trying to bash your post, and those are definately decent components from like 2 yrs ago. But you simply will have a snowball's chance in hell of selling any of them imo. Those are skt 939 components, think about your potential selling market. It's there...but only for cheap(er). I certainly don't want to buy skt 939 components for MORE than I could buy them online for.

At any rate, good luck selling. :)
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First off, I stated in the original post that I would take a reasonable offer.

Second, several people commented that they thought this was a good deal.

Third, I did not ask for opinion of my pricing scheme or my chances of selling the listed components.

Are you interested in buying? If not, no need to post further.
 
ok, know i'm really intrested. could you do the math for us?(feeling lazy at the moment.) Also, how much is it without the ram?
 
aSc1@3 said:
ok, know i'm really intrested. could you do the math for us?(feeling lazy at the moment.) Also, how much is it without the ram?
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With the RAM is $200.00 ($250 x 0.80)

Without the RAM, it would be ($75 + $75 + $80) x 0.80 = $184
 
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