OK, I have a system that I hope to be selling (locally, most likely) and I was hoping I could get some good estimates of what it's worth. The equipment is as follows:

Asus CUBX board, Intel 440BX chipset
Intel P3-650 100MHz FSB
1GB Crucial RAM PC133
Nvidia Geforce2 Ti
SB Audigy Gamer
2 Sony 52x CDRom's
Antec SX-830 Case
300W Antec Power Supply
5 Antec 80mm Case Fans
Maxtor 60GB 7200 RPM drive
Round floppy & ide cables
Promise ATA 133 Controller
Netgear FA311 Nic

So hopefully you guys can give me a decent range of both what it's worth, and what you'd pay for it. This includes NO software, other than maybe a CDR with drivers.

Actually, if anyone IS interested in purchasing it here, let me know... We could probably work something out with shipping.

I'd be interested in the HDD and the Sound card.......

why? how much you want for the system?

Not sure really, I was kind of thinking about $350ish, but I'm open to suggestions... By no means is that price written in stone.

So, noone wants to take a guess at what I can/should sell that system for?

275

I dunno, with the gig of RAM, the drive, and some of the other stuff I could see getting $350 for it.

I agree with clutch......350$ sound about right for it.....

$350-$400 is definatly a good price, the 440BX chipset is one of my fav's


it's probably still fast with that ata133 controller and gf2 ti

ph, and is it possible to raise the FSB on that board to OC the cpu? to my knowledge it's not cause the 440bx incorporated the 100MHz fsb right?


6.5 x 133 would yield a nice 865MHz and take advantage of your ram better.

just a thought.

It could be, I honestly haven't checked. You were correct about the 440BX running at 100MHz... Also one of my more favored Intel chipsets. I was not really a fan of the 81x line.

Thats prompted me to go Athlon, until the P4 DDR came out :P

that looks pretty good i know someone who might be interested he is comming over later. I just talked to him.

yea i think he will want it. I just talked to him again and we talked about geting a dvdplayer/cdr combo for it. when i talk to him later today I'll know how serious he is.