thinking of selling

[wizzer]

I am updating my system a little bit and am thinking about selling the old parts. Basically I am determining whether to sell it together or parse it out seperately.

This is what I have:

Asus A7n8x version 2.0 motherboard (supports 400mhz front side bus)
-Onboard video,audio and ethernet

Athlon XP 2600+ with factory heatsink
-Never been overclocked

2*512mb PC2700 Ram for a total of 1gb of ram

a Generic Antec case with side window about 3 years old
-front usb and audio support
(powersupply is going though and thus will not be included)

Do you think it would be best to sell it together or sell everything seperately?
Also what do you think these parts are worth seperately and as a whole???

Thanks for the help Reseller Rating Gurus!!

[Steve R Jones]

Unfortuantly, it isn't worth very much. 100 bucks for everything and you'd be lucky.

[RedFury]

Yeah, no hdd or vid card is going to hurt you as a bare bones kit. $100 is pretty much the absolute top of what I'd pay for that these days. You can get 2 gig of DDR2 ram for that much.

It's what I'm running currently ( essentially ), and the only thing that give my system value is the case it's running in.

[DemonKnight]

if that is a socket A athlon throw it on ebay, they are hitting any where from 30-50 bucks somtimes more.

[aj654987]

it might be best to try to sell locally on craigslist if you are doing it together.

shipping that case will really hurt the profits

I would sell the ram, mobo, cpu online (either together or seperate) the case I would sell locally or give to a friend or trade with a friend if you have friends with computer stuff

[jad1097]

Originally Posted by wizzer

2*512mb PC2700 Ram for a total of 1gb of ram

Any more info on the ram? If you part it out I am interested in it.

[uethello]

More information is always better. If you want to sell it for top dollar, find out who manufactured the ram, what kind of chips they used, link a pic and review for each item. Post all of that motherboards features (raid? wifi? How many USB?) Keep the link concise but informative. Post on HardOCP, Anand, or Ebay. If you don't have any trade/sale history (heat,bear,ebay feedback) be prepared to make concessions such as shipping first if selling in a forum. Look around first to get a feel for current prices. If you're pricing at the top of that spectrum, be prepared to wait, bump your post as frequently as forum rules allow, and answer PMs as quickly as you can.