Price Check

[JKLiMpKoRn]

Can i get a price check on this system?:


Mini ATX HP Built
533Mhz PIII
On board Video
129MB RAM
No HD/Network card/Sound card

Thanks

[JKLiMpKoRn]

^BUMP^....?

[gjimene2]

so in otherword it's just a barebone? Does it even have a floppy?

Honestly, I'll have about 20bucks for it since for $130 I can get a Soyo Barebone with an AMD Athlon XP 1500+ w/floppy or for $75 I can get a barebone with a 1.3ghz Celly.

[chapmc]

I'd say $50-75 if you find the right buyer. Problem is a techie would rather buy something else and the average user wants a system that works as is. You would probably come out better by selling the parts on e-bay.

Just my opinion.

[woodbutcher]

Well if your trying to sell it I'd suggest putting a HD, floppy and a OS in it and sell it as a working system.
You will be able to fetch a better price at that point.
IMO

WB

[JKLiMpKoRn]

Ok now what if i throw in a 20GB HD and a floppy and CD drive?

[chapmc]

I would say $150-200 to end user.

[rourkchris]

$150 sounds about right to me.

[gjimene2]

ok, if you throw in a 20gig drive, floppy, cd-rom, cheap sound card, cheap lan card, mouse, keyboard, cheap speakers, and an OS like win98, which you can get it for about ten bux if you look for em'. Then you can actually sell that system for 200-250, and you can always remeber to ask around for junk stores

and yea, chapmc is right, us techies would rather buy something else than just buy something that works good. Just like me, two day ago I bought a laptop for $50, has a Pentium2 runs at 300mhz, has 96megs of ram, came with an internal cd-rom, internal floppy, external floppy, the D-link Ait I'm selling and a Xircom CreditCard Ethernet, which I have to just buy the cable for Not too shabby for just a meere $50 eh?