(NO GPUs) 'How much can I sell this for?' thread

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captain_volt said:
Need price suggestion for a full build system.

intel core i5-4460 with stock cooler
mercury h81 motherboard
4GB hynix1600MHz Ram
corsair spec-5 case
corsair vs550 SMPS
320GB WD Green
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CPU - 3.5K
MB - 2K
RAM - 1K
CASE - 1.5K
PSU - 1.5K
HDD - 600
 
how much is a ryzen 2400G worth these days? I think its over 3 years now so no warranty left. asking for a friend, I'm trying to see if its possible to swap the 2400g for a 3300x as friend has a discrete gpu.
 
What can I get for a slightly faulty out-of-warranty ATX 500W PSU? My 1660 Super was causing voltage spikes that were tripping the overvolt protection but successfully tested with a 1650 that did not cause any overvolt shut-offs even under heavy load
 
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sid41299 said:
What can I get for a slightly faulty out-of-warranty ATX 500W PSU? My 1660 Super was causing voltage spikes that were tripping the overvolt protection but successfully tested with a 1650 that did not cause any overvolt shut-offs even under heavy load
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Please don't sell a faulty PSU.
Even if you clearly disclose the defect, a noob might buy and use it to save some cash.
Next thing you know, you'll be getting blamed for ruining someone's first build.

Not to mention, the experienced users on this forum will (quite rightly) bombard your sale thread - as they did with someone trying to sell a Gigabyte PSU recently.
 
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KnightstarK said:
Please don't sell a faulty PSU.
Even if you clearly disclose the defect, a noob might buy and use it to save some cash.
Next thing you know, you'll be getting blamed for ruining someone's first build.

Not to mention, the experienced users on this forum will (quite rightly) bombard your sale thread - as they did with someone trying to sell a Gigabyte PSU recently.
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Alright, understood. Just wanted to scrounge up some extra cash, but I guess with a new mobo and CPU I'll have enough spares for a full system lol, so I can keep it for that
 
This thread is not a "FOR SALE" thread. I just need a price check for 2 products my friend will sell in near future.

I want to know how much would an ASUS Z370a prime+i3 8100 would go for. I am not sure if my friend has invoice for both the products. They are also out of warranty but are working just fine. He is currently using them both with a founder's edition 3060ti.

He wants to upgrade to 12gen system next year.

Here is a link for reference : https://www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/PRIME/PRIME-Z370-A/
 
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