Price Check: Quad Core PC

[alexander]

Hi, just wondering how much my system is worth as thinking about changing:

Lian-Li PC7 Plus II brushed aluminium case
Intel Quad Core Q6600 (Normal Stepping)
Asus P5N-E SLI (650i Nvidia Chipset, can take Quad-Core)
OCZ 2GB PC6400 (Special-Ops Edtn)
Samsung Spinpoint P 250GB (SATA2, 16MB)
Tagan 430 Watt Modular (TG430-U15)
e-VGA 320mb 8800GTS
Creative X-Fi Audio 7.1CH
Abit AirPace 54Mbps Wireless (PCI-E)
Samsung 20x20 DVD+/-RW (Lightscribe!!!, SATA) [2 Year]
Akasa Acoustipack (Standard Ver)
Scythe Kama-Cross CPU Cooler
Noctua NF-S12-800
Noctua NF-R8

It is obviously built for silence, PSU isn't as silent as my Corsair but decent all the same.

It can run Call Of Duty 4 at 1680 x 1050 with maxed out everything including AA and AF.

Any help would be much appreciated!


PS: There is a Windows XP license sticker on the side of the case.

[StoX]

At a quick add up, used price, I'd say somewhere around £500.

There is a similar system (in a Lian-Li enclosure, slightly higher spec'd) on a well known auction site at the moment.

[Blitzen]

Adding up and going by second user prices i would say between £400-£420
Case and CPU make up the vast majority of that.

YOu can get a brand new 8800GTS 320 now for under £100

[alexander]

Thanks for the replies, any more views would be much appreciated!

PS: There is a Windows XP license sticker on the side of the case.

[Blitzen]

If you are selling then sell the parts seperately. YOu would almost certainly make more money that way.

[alexander]

When I added up the parts separately I only got to around £340 for some reason.........

I wouldn't sell it if I had to part it up because it woud be too much effort and I have very little packaging. Of course picking it up in London would be fine though.

[StoX]

I'd agree that (especially if you have the retail boxes) you'll get significantly more money for the parts, as they are all quite decent.

[Blitzen]

When I added up the parts separately I only got to around £340 for some reason.........

I wouldn't sell it if I had to part it up because it woud be too much effort and I have very little packaging. Of course picking it up in London would be fine though.

But some would pay a little more (especially on places like ebay) for a machine that is already built. THats why i went for £400

[hse180]

If you are selling then sell the parts seperately. YOu would almost certainly make more money that way.

I would certainly agree, parting it out is the way.

[-iceblade^]

sad really. that's quite a powerful PC... swap out the GPU for a new 8800GTS G92, and you're laughing...