Selling a PC Gaming desktop

[Cheengle]

Hey guys, I'm selling my desktop it is a gaming computer.


Memory: 8192MB RAM
Processor: AMD FX - 8350 Eight-Core Processor (8 CPU)
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Two Cooling Fans
Blue lighting
Approximately 12" high, 16" long.

I'm selling this computer for around $1400, it was bought originally at $1900.



Contact me on skype if you're interested and or have questions.

[Xel]

You might want to reconsider your prices since that setup costs approximately

8192MB RAM - €64
AMD FX - 8350 - €148,11
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 -€144,9
Blue leds - €10
Case with fans - ~€50

416€ when purchased as NEW.
This might just be one of the worst ripoff attempts I've ever seen.

You can easily find these prices from sites like mindfactory.de.
Just google the product names.

[Cheengle]

You might want to reconsider your prices since you can get that setup for



= 416€ as new. This is one of the worst ripoff attempts I've ever seen.

You can easily find these prices from sites like mindfactory.de.

****. I'm horrible with computers and do not know what to list. Maybe it was me that was ripped off? I bought it from iBuyPower

Could you help me please? It did cost me $1900... maybe I'm missing a few things I'm listing? Sorry.

[Xel]

****. I'm horrible with computers and do not know what to list. Maybe it was me that was ripped off? I bought it from iBuyPower

Could you help me please? It did cost me $1900... maybe I'm missing a few things I'm listing? Sorry.

As I said, if you purchased those pieces from a shop and assembled the computer yourself, the final price would be around €450.
I have no idea how much the parts cost at the time you bought the setup, but prebuilt computers are almost always ripoffs.

Considering this, you're looking at a couple hundred bucks at maximum - you should perhaps try selling it locally instead of online
as a gaming bundle.

[Cheengle]

As I said, if you purchased those pieces from a shop and assembled the computer yourself, the final price would be around €450.
I have no idea how much the parts cost at the time you bought the setup, but prebuilt setups are almost always ripoffs.

Considering this, you're looking at a couple hundred bucks at maximum - you should perhaps try selling it locally instead of online
as a gaming bundle.

wow... I got ripped off... big time. ****.

[Xel]

wow... I got ripped off... big time. ****.

Well that's how the computer "bundle" market is run, they buy pieces cheap and get a huge profit from marketing the results as "Gaming computers" or such.
Think of learning this as an advantage: next time you know to buy your PC piece by piece and build it yourself/get someone to build it for you.

Hopefully you'll be able to get at least some money of your computer, but don't continue the cycle of ripping people off by demanding prices as high as that.

[Miksu]

Did you really pay 1900 for this piece of shit :O. I'd say you got scammed, rather than ripped off.