Full Computer System - $2000 - OBO (Within reason)

[Hiro]

Tower:
AMD Athlon XP 2000+
1028 MB of PC3300 DDR Corsair Memory
Abit A7V333 Motherboard
KooLance Water Cooled system with Window Kit and Blue Neon Light installed (Temperature Readout on top of system)
GeForce4 Ti 4600 Video Card
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum
SMC 10/100 NIC
Plextor 40x/24x/40x CD-RW
LiteON 16x DVD-Rom
3 1/2" Floppy Drive
Maxtor 20 Gig 7200 RPM Hard Drive
Maxtor 80 Gig 7200 RPM Hard Drive
431-Watt Power Supply
19" Monitor
Logitech 5.1 Surround System Speakers (Z51's - 4 Satellite Speakers with one Sub)
Standard 101/102 Keyboard
Microsoft Optical Intellimouse Explorer


$2000 or best offer.
Buyer pays Shipping.
Accept Personal Check or PayPal.
Please email me at : [email protected]

[SnowSurfer]

are u willing to part it up??

[Hiro]

No, because if I part it up, that doesn't ensure that everything gets sold.

[SnowSurfer]

alright oh well thanks anyway :)

[brainsmile]

well if you ever do decide to break it up save me the plextor

[SnowSurfer]

i would like a save on the video card if u do break it up...depending on the price...

[Hiro]

Originally posted by SnowSurfer
i would like a save on the video card if u do break it up...depending on the price...
:D

damn, everyone wants part. hehe.

[brainsmile]

Originally posted by Corsec

:D

damn, everyone wants part. hehe. parts are easier to sell than the whole Corsec. That's just the way it is. Anyways... I'd buy that for a dollar. :P

[irfan12jan]

I would be interested in speakers. What kind of monitor you have? depending on price would be interested in that too.

[Hiro]

Originally posted by Corsec
No, because if I part it up, that doesn't ensure that everything gets sold.
:stupid:

[Cheesypuff]

just wait till you see everything on your list in the post, and then break it up:heh: Than you know you can sell everything! But if you break it up. Save the 80 gig hdd for me. And also save the 431 watt power supply.

[Jiffy John]

If I didn't build my own 3 weeks ago, I would be sooo interested. Hehe. Oh well. Pictures?

[Pinkgirl36]

Sell it to me for 5 bucks and I'll let you be my friend :)

[Hiro]

Originally posted by Pinkgirl36
Sell it to me for 5 bucks and I'll let you be my friend :)
will I get sucky sucky outta that deal? :)

And unfortunately, no digital camera = no pics. :(

[NullUnit2000]

I'll take the RAM and MoBo.

[Kevster]

I'd take the DVD Drive and the speakers - maybe even the Plextor CD-RW drive too.

Come-on....

You know you want to part it out to us...

:P

[Hiro]

Here is my issue with parting it up. If you will notice from these posts, everyone basically wants the main pieces...and there are pieces that havn't been mentioned yet.

My problem is, I refuse to be stuck with pieces for months that I need to sell and have to deal with separately because I parted up the system. :P

[p3rsian]

ill buy the water cooling kit ;)

[NullUnit2000]

Originally posted by Corsec
Here is my issue with parting it up. If you will notice from these posts, everyone basically wants the main pieces...and there are pieces that havn't been mentioned yet.

My problem is, I refuse to be stuck with pieces for months that I need to sell and have to deal with separately because I parted up the system. :P

Why not keep a running check list on this thread? People can claim the parts they want, but no one gets them until everything is spoken for. People might be willing to pick up the odds and ends if that's what it takes to get a good deal on the stuff they really want.

[Flip]

Just a suggestion, but this is probably something that would be better to sell locally by advertising in the paper or something. Not only will it save on shipping, but by not advertising in a forum, you will reach a better market for it. Everyone here is (fairly) technically inclined, and will be more likely to want to buy your system (and it is a very nice system) in parts. But some spoiled kid or newbie gamer who sees this advertised in the local paper or on a bulletin bored will jump on it quick.

What I'm trying to say is: aim for the stupid people.

Example: My roommate last year sold his 5 year old Gateway (2000) EV500 15" monitor for $90 by putting up flyers near the elevators in our dorm. These things were selling for about $45 shipped on eBay at the time. Now they don't sell at all.

Flip

[NullUnit2000]

Shut up, Flip. :P

[Hiro]

Originally posted by NullUnit2000
Shut up, Flip. :P
damn, people can get rude when they want things!

j/k

:)

[KornKob]

Originally posted by Flip
Just a suggestion, but this is probably something that would be better to sell locally by advertising in the paper or something. Not only will it save on shipping, but by not advertising in a forum, you will reach a better market for it. Everyone here is (fairly) technically inclined, and will be more likely to want to buy your system (and it is a very nice system) in parts. But some spoiled kid or newbie gamer who sees this advertised in the local paper or on a bulletin bored will jump on it quick.

What I'm trying to say is: aim for the stupid people.

Example: My roommate last year sold his 5 year old Gateway (2000) EV500 15" monitor for $90 by putting up flyers near the elevators in our dorm. These things were selling for about $45 shipped on eBay at the time. Now they don't sell at all.

Flip

Exactly--- particularly if you live in a college/university town you can unload prebuilt computers, parts or even 'service' for much higher than 'the going rate' by posting flyers.

I have made several hundred bucks charging $20 an hour or fraction thereof doing 'in dorm' PC servicing. Almost every time it comes down to one of 2 things: contracted a virus (because they didn't bother to run/update their virus scanner) or their file sharing program (napster or kaaza) either is sharing their entire collection or has eaten up so much space with fragmentary files that they ahve no room for their system's swap files.