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pplace
02-20-2006, 05:27 PM
I'm selling my desktop, which was custom build by myself and have enough power to handle anything you could care to through at it. I've never had a single crash and this is the best computer I have owned in my life, hands down. This is an ideal system for those who like to overclock there computers and tinker around. Also included are a list of games, including Half-Life 2, which can be found at the bottom. If you have any questions please feel free to email me, I am asking $1700 OBO
CASE:
RAIDMAX Storm ATX-847WTP Gray/Silver 0.8mm Japanese SECC Gaming Case Computer Case 420watts PS2 ATX12V
MotherBoard:
DFI LanParty-865PE Socket 478 Intel 865PE ATX Intel Motherboard
Graphics:
Radeon 9800PRO 128MB DDR AGP 4X/8X Video Card
Processor:
Intel Pentium 4 3.0E Prescott 800MHz FSB Socket 478 Processor Model BX80546PG3000E
RAM:
Crucial 512MB (2x total 1024MB)184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Unbuffered System Memory Model CT6464Z40B.8T (2x- total 1024MB)
Input:
A4Tech KBS-2548RP 2-Tone PS/2 RF Wireless Ergonomics Keyboard Mouse
CDROM:
LITE-ON Black IDE CD-ROM Drive Model LTN526
DVD:
NEC Black IDE DVD Burner Model ND-2500A BLK
Sound:
Sound Blaster Audigy LS SB0312 5.1 Channels PCI Interface
Harddrive:
120 Gig I forget rest of specs
Monitor:
ViewSonic G90FB Black 19" CRT Monitor 0.21mm horizontal, 0.14mm vertical, 0.25mm diagonal Dot Pitch 15-pin mini D-sub
Also Includes:
CPX Front Port Extention
UV Reactive Motherboard Components
Wire Groupers
Software:
Hitman 2
Half-Life 2 w/Counter Strike
Mechwarrior 4 Vengeance
Halo 1
Aliens VS Predator
Deus Ex
Age of Empires 2
DFI Lanparty Utility CD
WinCinema
Also included all necessary backup installation disks for individual computer components.
Rankenphile
02-20-2006, 07:44 PM
One thing I would reccommend is posting a scan of your receipt from the initial purchase, with any identifying information blanked out - just to prove that the system is legitimately yours and not stolen or anything.
Just trying to help.
public_eyesore
02-21-2006, 12:08 AM
im sorry, but that seems overpriced by about 1000 dollars, not including the games
MrSlacker
02-21-2006, 10:44 PM
$1700??? hahahahahaha
Good luck selling it buddy
One thing I would reccommend is posting a scan of your receipt from the initial purchase, with any identifying information blanked out - just to prove that the system is legitimately yours and not stolen or anything.
Just trying to help.
thats retarded, its probably a custom built not a brand name.
jdbnsn
02-22-2006, 02:35 AM
I'll bet you could do ok by stripping it down and selling the parts on ebay, most people I know don't want a preconfigured system but want to build their own. And the people who don't, won't care what's inside but want it cheaper. You might check out the ebay route, I have had pretty good luck with computer components in the past (some bad luck as well).
OvRiDe
02-23-2006, 12:24 AM
thats retarded, its probably a custom built not a brand name.
So what they don't give reciepts when you buy components individually?
Maybe you should think -- If its not a benefit to the thread.. it probably shouldn't be posted.
andrew.glesener
02-23-2006, 01:49 AM
1700$??????? Thats the specs of my computer (but i have a better graphics card) and mine was 800$ at max! No one is going to buy it! Lower the price by about 700$ at LEAST and you might get some offers.
So what they don't give reciepts when you buy components individually?
Maybe you should think -- If its not a benefit to the thread.. it probably shouldn't be posted.
do you have all your reciepts?
Rankenphile
02-23-2006, 12:43 PM
I keep all of my receipts when I buy things like computer components, other electronics, or pretty much anything that has a warranty or cost me more than $100. I have a file cabinet for all of that stuff.
I was just trying to protect this guy, I have a friend whose computer was stolen a few months back and found it on Craig's List. As such, any time I buy used electronics, I try to get some form of proof of ownership from the seller before I purchase.
There is a lot of negative criticism in this thread, and in my opinion it's pretty ugly. If you think that the seller is overcharging, there are better ways to say it than to blast the guy and laugh at him. Suggest better ways of selling it, like JDBNSN did. Calling someone retarded or laughing at him for a difference of opinion does not speak highly of yourself and only detracts from our community here.
Remember, we are here to help, share projects, learn, encourage and inspire each other. Not to get in petty internet flame wars.
crazybillybob
02-23-2006, 03:34 PM
Remember, we are here to help, share projects, learn, encourage and inspire each other. Not to get in petty internet flame wars.
Well Said my Friend, Well Said!
I also have all the Receipts for my PC.....It's custom built, and I did that 4years ago.... All that I've upgrade I have receipts for. It makes it easier to budget the next rig this way....You can do a cost per year / Day analysis with easy (Excel is very handy!) (In short a fancy way to explain to my wife why I need the TOP of the Line PArts :D ) <-- Just for Rank....
Crazybillybob
Rankenphile
02-23-2006, 04:34 PM
lol, CBB. That's a little more anal than I get on my receipts, but mostly because I'm too lazy to get that detailed. lol.
OvRiDe
02-23-2006, 09:35 PM
do you have all your reciepts?
Yep, all the way down to an 8$ mouse I purchased at a computer show we have locally with vendors from the surrounding states. Its pretty easy to put receipts into a file folder and hang on to them, and they dont take up alot of space. Infact I have alot of the original packaging for my equipment as well.
Yep, all the way down to an 8$ mouse I purchased at a computer show we have locally with vendors from the surrounding states. Its pretty easy to put receipts into a file folder and hang on to them, and they dont take up alot of space. Infact I have alot of the original packaging for my equipment as well.
touche!
MrSlacker
02-24-2006, 10:23 PM
do you have all your reciepts?
I have every single invoice for all of my computer parts AND the ones i build for other people.
Judgement
02-25-2006, 07:59 AM
the real question is do the reciepts matter... no they realy dont cuz even if i pay 300 dollors for a HD 3 years later u can prolly get it for less then half that so the best thing to do would be count up what the pice of all of its worth brand new one work in a % to take off that total price and then make that as your offer atleast thats how i would do it but i tend to stay away from used and refurbished equipment since i got screwed on a CPU a year or so back
Crimson13
02-25-2006, 12:04 PM
the real question is do the reciepts matter... no they realy dont
yes they really do it proves that he bought the parts and didnt steal them or somthing.
montmorency
02-26-2006, 08:38 PM
yes, it gives credibility to the deller and the quality/origen of the items.
justleftlife
02-27-2006, 03:08 AM
the real question is do the reciepts matter... no they realy dont cuz even if i pay 300 dollors for a HD 3 years later u can prolly get it for less then half
Its not the fact that i can get for less then half its the fact that... i would like to know how you got it. The law says (and this is vary loose translation) If i get a stolen part from you (even that 8 dollar mouse), and its stolen. i am still as guilty as stealing it myself. so yes the reciepts are really important
Judgement
02-28-2006, 08:20 AM
acutly im fairly sure in fact im almost posative that if you dont KNOW the part are stole ur not account able and honestly if hes steal parts that old theres more missing the just Reciepts
Rankenphile
02-28-2006, 12:40 PM
acutly im fairly sure in fact im almost posative that if you dont KNOW the part are stole ur not account able and honestly if hes steal parts that old theres more missing the just Reciepts
Why is this debate still going on?
The simple fact is that if you purchase stolen goods, you are still accountable for possessing stolen property. You will likely not be charged with it, especially if you had no prior knowledge. The property, however, could always be confiscated during an investigation.
That's not the big deal, however. I was just asking to see if he had some sort of proof of purchase, as he was a new poster and we've had a rash of spam posts lately. He seems to be on the level, so lets just drop it. If you're interested in the deal, say so or contact him directly. If not, leave it alone.
Hasbios
03-03-2006, 06:00 PM
im sorry, but that seems overpriced by about 1000 dollars, not including the games
i agree with him but the whole system is about worth 500 and the display maybe 100 so im going to say maybe 600 650 is a good price. i built a system thats about twice that and today its worht only maybe 780 although it would be nic to have for fun. if u lower the price i might consider getting it
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