discussion Crappy Used Computer Parts Ads

[Shadowarez]

Once ppl sip that crack that is Bitcoin they think they can sell at any price and ppl will pay just matter of time before they are forced out of that bubble and have to face reality and current market if it's been mining and in a stuffed chocked off situation like this they won't have much life left.

 

[lowfat]

Guy is parting out his non standard Acer.

 

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"Insert your price here"

Condition: Good – minor cosmetic wear, fully functional
Price: [Insert your price here]
Location: Fort St. John, BC

🔧 Specs & Upgrades:
CPU: Intel Core i7‑3770 @ 3.40 GHz (Quad‑Core, 8 Threads)
GPU: Nvidia GTX 760 2GB (HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort)
RAM: 16GB DDR3
Storage: 120GB SSD (boot) + 1TB HDD (storage)
Optical Drive: Blu‑Ray / DVD combo
Connectivity: WiFi USB dongle, SD card reader
USB Ports: 7 × USB 2.0, 2 × USB 3.0
Power Supply: 750W PSU
OS: Windows 11 Home (fresh install, activated)
Motherboard: ASUS P8H61M (manual & drivers available online)

 

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[Cannon Fodder]

"has a msrp of 1400 on any website"..... yeah, whatever buddy - JUST looked at PC Partpicker, and the last price shown in the history was $745!

 

[Cannon Fodder]

Here's a sale that should be jumped on REAL quick:

 

[Cannon Fodder]

A few weeks back there was a price check thread about these things, and the general consensus seemed to be around $100 was a decent price, and then I saw this one. Ya just gotta luv the typical reference to the current price on Amazon, which always makes me wonder if the seller is actually that stupid, or if they're hoping to run across a potential buyer that is.

 

[Izerous]

A few weeks back there was a price check thread about these things, and the general consensus seemed to be around $100 was a decent price, and then I saw this one. Ya just gotta luv the typical reference to the current price on Amazon, which always makes me wonder if the seller is actually that stupid, or if they're hoping to run across a potential buyer that is.

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I think preying on potential buyers. 1080ti (which sell for less) smoke a 1660ti but bigger number better right? Only someone that doesn't have a clue would buy it at that price though.

 

[lowfat]

Reliable upgrade? From what exactly? The few Sandy Bridge celerons? Who is upgrading their 15 year old celerons?

 

[lowfat]

Not exactly sure what 'never used' means. Not sure why you'd have stickers plastered all over it. But a 13'ish year old MBA sure ain't worth $950.