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What's the Best Way to Sell My PC?
So far, I've placed an ad on the bulletin board at the student union, which a lot of people pass by and take a gander at from time to time.
I'm planning on taking out an ad in the student newspaper. Beyond that, maybe an eBay auction (though it would have to be a local one - even the thought of shipping a desktop PC and flat-screen monitor exhausts me)? I'm hoping everyone's experiences will be able to shed some light on this. What's worked for Dopers trying to unload their machine? Side question: Here are the specs for my PC; you all can let me know if my asking price ($1000, give or take) is reasonable: AMD 1.4GHz Athlon 512MB PC2100 DDR RAM Maxtor 80GB 7200RPM HD Leadtek NVIDIA GeForce3 64MB DDR Pioneer 16X DVD-ROM (40X CD-ROM) Plextor PlexWriter 24/10/40X CD-RW Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 Platinum w/Remote Control Iomega 250MB Zip 56K Modem 10/100 LAN Much thanks in advance for any advice you all can offer. |
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Re: What's the Best Way to Sell My PC?
Piece by piece, price of buying new (from pricewatch.com), not including tax and shipping:
AMD 1.4GHz Athlon $75 512MB PC2100 DDR RAM $92 Maxtor 80GB 7200RPM HD $91 Leadtek NVIDIA GeForce3 64MB DDR $150 Pioneer 16X DVD-ROM (40X CD-ROM) $40 Plextor PlexWriter 24/10/40X CD-RW $90 Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 Platinum w/Remote Control $110 Iomega 250MB Zip $60 56K Modem 10/100 LAN $30 for the pair if generic That's $730, for new and by piece. Major components not included in total are case, motherboard, and moniter, minor components are keyboard, mouse and heat sink. Depending on state of everything, if a decent moniter's included $1000 is probably close to right for a fully assembled used system that's working well, although you'll get better results if you post it as $975. -lv |
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