This laptop is available for £130!
This laptop is available for £130!
Websites list Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 at high prices because they’re often resold or refurbished. It’s not necessarily antique—it’s just a used component. You can potentially earn a profit by buying it from a seller and selling it on platforms like eBay, Swappa, or specialized tech marketplaces. Your old PC could be a good source if you’re willing to restore it.
Because someone is trying to sell it doesn't guarantee interest in purchasing it. That's why items with "Nintendo" or "Pokemon" often appear at higher prices on flea markets.
I've noticed feedback from individuals claiming to be purchasing it, though I'm uncertain about their legitimacy.
It wouldn’t be unexpected if the seller is purchasing it themselves. The current cost seems to reflect either a supplier shortage in the shop or a past purchase being resold for a gain.
I've also noticed individuals listing items priced around 1050 Tis, sometimes reaching up to the 1070s, along with various unrelated claims. The promotions often remain active for extended periods since they don't capture attention easily.
I often browse eBay to track prices for older cards. Looking up a 1050 usually shows listings that have been up for more than a year.