Need advice on PC's Pricing

[Tamarin]

I am emigrating and looking to sell my Gaming PC setup to get a gaming laptop instead. Some components are older and some were upgraded in 2023, Still have the POP for the upgrade kit from Evetech.
I would like to know how much the setup is worth here and if my prices are within reason.

Item: Complete gaming PC build with the following components:
GPU: MSI GTX 1050ti 4GB - R1250
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700x 8 core 3.4GHZ - R3300
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3600MHz 2 x 16GB - R1800
Motherboard: Asus Prime B450M-KII - R1300
PSU: Corsair GS700 - R700
Cooling: DeepCool Infinity series LS520 SE 240mm - R950
Drives: Seagate Barracuda 1 x 2TB + 1 x 500GB - R400
Case: Corsair gaming pc case - R500
Monitor: Samsung LED S20D300 - R1000
Keyboard: Redragon Shiva K512RGB wired gaming keyboard - R500

Age: IDK
Price: R11700
Payment Method Accepted: EFT
Warranty: Some parts yes
Warranty Holder: Evetech
Packaging: Most original packaging present
Condition: Great
Location: Johannessburg
Reason: Emigrating
Shipping: At own cost
Collection: Yes
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[Petester]

Your pricing seems ok, but you also need to take into account most people won't want to buy that config, so you will probably have to split and sell components separately. If someone takes the whole system you should discount your price.
So approx 10- 15% less if they take the whole lot.
A few things though.

It also depends on the condition. If the case is in poor condition or very dusty and other components as well, then that would
naturally affect your price. A case is essentially worthless if it is scratched and a dust bowl.

Ram price is a bit high, but new Ram prices are up big time last few months, so from that point of view it's okay.
Would say R 1400 is a more realistic price.

Your monitor price is a bit steep for a 20" 1600x 900 screen that came out in 2014
Have picked up 23/24" 1080P screens for that on Carb.
Probably worth R 500 max.

A few other prices I would drop slightly but I'm just splitting hairs on those.

Hope that helps a bit
All the best

 

[Tamarin]

Your pricing seems ok, but you also need to take into account most people won't want to buy that config, so you will probably have to split and sell components separately. If someone takes the whole system you should discount your price.
So approx 10- 15% less if they take the whole lot.
A few things though.

It also depends on the condition. If the case is in poor condition or very dusty and other components as well, then that would
naturally affect your price. A case is essentially worthless if it is scratched and a dust bowl.

Ram price is a bit high, but new Ram prices are up big time last few months, so from that point of view it's okay.
Would say R 1400 is a more realistic price.

Your monitor price is a bit steep for a 20" 1600x 900 screen that came out in 2014
Have picked up 23/24" 1080P screens for that on Carb.
Probably worth R 500 max.

A few other prices I would drop slightly but I'm just splitting hairs on those.

Hope that helps a bit
All the best

Thanks very much