Price Check please: 939 kit

[MSIC]

I'm in the process of getting a new Quad Core rig and want to sell off my old stuff once all is up and running...
I'll therefore be planning on selling:

Asus A8N-E motherboard (bought second hand through here a year ago).
Athlon X2 4200+ ('Manchester' core) running mostly at the 2.5Ghz range.
4 x 512MB RAM sticks of Corsair Value DDR400, which have been running all at a bit under that (due to memory dividers).
Arctic Freezer 64 Pro (am 99% sure it's the Pro, will check).

I am also considering giving it to my mum too, but just want to dip my toes in the water...
Thanks guys

[Blitzen]

£60-75 tops i reckon.

Ebay would the best bet i think.

[staffsMike]

I'd give it away tbh.. will make a nice little net/ word processing PC There might be people who want the parts I suppose but they won't want to pay much for them, Blitzens suggestion seems about right, someone might buy the whole working PC for £100 but if you're not selling it all I'd keep the lot.

[vinnyT]

Give it to your mum, nice little gift that she will appreciate.

[DDY]

If you decide to give the machine to your mum, rip out 2x 512MB of RAM and sell it, you should get at least a tenner for it.

[vinnyT]

If you decide to give the machine to your mum, rip out 2x 512MB of RAM and sell it, you should get at least a tenner for it.

I don't think the OP would be so cheap to do this.

[DDY]

I didn't mean to suggest MSIC is 'cheap', my bad. Getting rid of the extra RAM just slims down the system to fit requirements is what I should have said.

[MSIC]

I didn't mean to suggest MSIC is 'cheap',

Oh, i don't know. An extra tenner and all....

[vinnyT]

I didn't mean to suggest MSIC is 'cheap', my bad. Getting rid of the extra RAM just slims down the system to fit requirements is what I should have said.

My post may have sounded harsher than intended, I haven't learned the art of smilies yet.