>>16606502

>>>/g/

I have no idea what any of that shit is past the specs and outdated ram.

Basically, the summary is that no one wants your computer. Also,

>not SSD

Probably worth about 200 bucks. Maybe 100 if you pawn it.

>>16606502

Don't try pawn shops. They go by supply and demand, and with the demand wanting smartphones and tablets, they won't give you jack shit for it.

Ask $400, take $325-350. Your peripherals aren't going to be valued at all on the private market because they're seen as required components anyway. It's like privately selling a TV and thinking that the remote control will carry its own value. Plus no one will know or recognize the quality of them, including the monitor.

The PC looks competitive to pre-builts though the eyes of the average consumer. They saw buzzwords like "four cores," "1TB" and "RAM" during Black Friday sales last month. The downside is that you're not offering a warranty as a private seller. That's why it'll be a stretch. I honestly doubt whether a $300 offer would even come knocking. However anything less than that is probably not going to sit well with you.

>>16606502
sell the components seperately. usually yields more cash.