How much would you pay for a used PC with these specs?

[MusicTokuXX]

SPECS
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Thermaltake Suppressor F31 Tempered Glass Gaming Case - Black

Intel® Core™ i7-10700K Processor (8x 3.80 GHz /16MB L3 Cache)

Processor cooling:
ARCTIC AIO Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB

Memory~ 16 GB [8 GB x2] DDR4-3200
Memory Module - ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D41 (RGB LED)

Motherboard~ASROCK Z490 TAICHI -- WiFi 6 802.11ax, ARGB Header (2), USB 3.2 (3 Type-C, 7 Rear, 5 Front)

Power Supply~750 Watt - Seasonic FOCUS PLUS SSR-750FX - 80 PLUS Gold, Full Modular

Video Card ~ Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER - 8GB GDDR6 (VR-Ready)

Storage:
2 Samsung 1TB NVme SSD
1 500GB. SSD

[Oliverlogan263]

Hmm those are some decent specs, that PC could definitely still handle most modern games. For something used with those parts, I'd say around $800-$1000 would be a fair price depending on the exact condition.

Some key things I'd consider:

- The 10700K CPU is only a couple years old so still has plenty of power left. Same with the RTX 2070 Super GPU.

- 16GB of fast RAM is enough for gaming.

- Name brand parts like Samsung SSDs and Seasonic PSU are nice quality.

- Having the AIO liquid cooler and tempered glass case keeps it looking and running cool.

As long as it's been well taken care of and everything is in good working order, I think offering $900 would be fair. You may be able to talk them down a bit since it is used. But basically that puts it at a good value compared to building similar new.

Only other thing I'd want to check is if it has the original Windows license still attached. But overall those are solid specs that should last you several years of gaming still. Let me know if you go for it man!

[MusicTokuXX]

@Oliverlogan263 no that’s my PC, my old PC

[Oliverlogan263]

@MusicTokuXX Ohhh gotcha, that's your old PC! My bad for assuming you were looking to buy it haha.

So what kind of specs are you looking to upgrade to then? That's a seriously nice setup you had, it must have handled anything you threw at it.

Depending on what kinds of games and stuff you play, you could probably get away with spending a little less since prices are coming down. But if you want something even better and more future-proof, I'd budget at least $1500-1700 probably.

You could get a really high-end Intel 12th gen CPU or AMD Ryzen, top of the line RTX 40 series GPU, newest gen NVMe SSDs, sweet cooling, etc. It would crush anything for years to come.

Or you could save a few hundred and still have something beastly. Tough call though, when you have a sweet rig it's hard to let it go! Whatever you end up with, you'll have to let me check it out when it's built dude!

[strateguy632]

nice i7 big ssd 16 ram worth 400 $ used but risky to buy used.

[zagor]

Go to a custom builder site and configure something roughly equivalent in today's parts and see what the price is.

Then figure maybe 20% of that.

[In_Trance]

50 bucks

[MusicTokuXX]

@In_Trance WTF? $50? Are you joking? That’s so little for a PC!

[In_Trance]

There's stacks of them in pawn shops. They're worth nothing