What is my PC worth?
What a used PC sells for comes from what similar PCs actually sold for, not from new prices. Enter a few completed sales of PCs like yours to get a price range and what you keep after the selling fee and shipping.
Estimate from sales of similar PCs
Example: five made-up sales, four of a PC like yours and one of a better one, with a 13% selling fee and $60 to ship it, which comes to $650 to $780. Type your own sales over them.
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Finding sales to compare
Use completed sales, not asking prices: a listing can sit unsold for weeks. On eBay, search for your processor and graphics card together and tick "Sold items" under "Show only".
Mark a sale "Like mine" when it has the same processor and graphics card, about the same memory and storage, and a similar condition. A newer card, more memory or a sale with a monitor included is "Better than mine"; an older card, missing parts or damage is "Worse than mine". Leave out sales of single parts, and take shipping or extras the buyer paid off the price.
No age-based percentage is applied: what a part costs new today says little about what a used PC fetches.
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