I need to know what a decent price to sell this full system for. I know a couple people interested (this isn't a for sure thing yet, I might not sell it) but I need to at least give them an estimate.
System:
Amd 3200+ 64 socket 939 OC'd from 2.0 to 2.1, could do more i'm sure but I just don't care. It does everything fast enough for me, sometimes faster.
MSI Neo2 k8t800 motherboard socket 939
1 gig OCZ premium running in dual channel, 2-3-2-6 timings I believe
200 GB seagate SATA 7200 rpm
Sony 52x CD burner / 16x dvd rom
Thermaltake Xaser III Lanfire with the Thermaltake Silent Purepower 420 watt PSU, runs my 6800 plus everything else with zero problems, and it truly is "silent"
PNY Vanilla Geforce 6800 128mb 256bit OC to 400 core 824 memory (fully stable) with 16 pipelines x 6 fully unlocked, runs at 54 degrees C MAX while gaming in source and/or WoW (it is running at 45 degrees C as I am typing this) , At least 60 fps in Doom 3 on high quality at 800x600 with some aa/af enabled (gets higher too). Fan is very quiet compared to what a lot of people say, I was scared when I ordered it that it would be loud. On WoW, everything is maxed out with 1024x768 resolution at max AA/AF no slowdown.
Samsung 710N 17" LCD which im thinking about whether I want to keep or sell, might get another comp later *IF* I sell this one
no sound card besides the onboard 7.1 card, which sounds incredible with speakers, I hooked up my friend's z-640s to them and they are amazing. No speakers with these except some labtec *1 WATT PER SPEAKER!!!!!!!!* 2 speaker set. I didn't think 1 watt could actually produce sound but they actually don't sound bad, just not much bass or anything.
I need a price on the system with the monitor and the video card, and without the video card too (the person who might buy it doesn't really need a high quality video card, so I might sell that on the side). Just an estimate on what you think I could get for it is fine. Mostly everything is still in warranty, the hard drive still has 4 and a half years, processor 2 and a half I think, if it's 3 years, and the ram I just bought a few weeks ago as well as the video card both retail.
System:
Amd 3200+ 64 socket 939 OC'd from 2.0 to 2.1, could do more i'm sure but I just don't care. It does everything fast enough for me, sometimes faster.
MSI Neo2 k8t800 motherboard socket 939
1 gig OCZ premium running in dual channel, 2-3-2-6 timings I believe
200 GB seagate SATA 7200 rpm
Sony 52x CD burner / 16x dvd rom
Thermaltake Xaser III Lanfire with the Thermaltake Silent Purepower 420 watt PSU, runs my 6800 plus everything else with zero problems, and it truly is "silent"
PNY Vanilla Geforce 6800 128mb 256bit OC to 400 core 824 memory (fully stable) with 16 pipelines x 6 fully unlocked, runs at 54 degrees C MAX while gaming in source and/or WoW (it is running at 45 degrees C as I am typing this) , At least 60 fps in Doom 3 on high quality at 800x600 with some aa/af enabled (gets higher too). Fan is very quiet compared to what a lot of people say, I was scared when I ordered it that it would be loud. On WoW, everything is maxed out with 1024x768 resolution at max AA/AF no slowdown.
Samsung 710N 17" LCD which im thinking about whether I want to keep or sell, might get another comp later *IF* I sell this one
no sound card besides the onboard 7.1 card, which sounds incredible with speakers, I hooked up my friend's z-640s to them and they are amazing. No speakers with these except some labtec *1 WATT PER SPEAKER!!!!!!!!* 2 speaker set. I didn't think 1 watt could actually produce sound but they actually don't sound bad, just not much bass or anything.
I need a price on the system with the monitor and the video card, and without the video card too (the person who might buy it doesn't really need a high quality video card, so I might sell that on the side). Just an estimate on what you think I could get for it is fine. Mostly everything is still in warranty, the hard drive still has 4 and a half years, processor 2 and a half I think, if it's 3 years, and the ram I just bought a few weeks ago as well as the video card both retail.
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