Your outdated PC build could still have value depending on its condition and components.
Your outdated PC build could still have value depending on its condition and components.
Hello! Your old PC is equipped with a 1366 X58A-OC motherboard, an i7-975 Extreme Edition processor, 16GB DDR3 RAM, a large Thermaltake case, an RX 570 graphics card, and several hard drives. I’m wondering if you’re considering selling it or upgrading. It looks like a powerful build from the past—possibly worth more than you think, especially since it’s still in good condition. The CPU is solid and hasn’t been overclocked. If you want advice on selling, pricing, or finding a reputable buyer, just let me know where you’d like to start.
I believe the price cap is around a few hundred units. Those unfamiliar with the details tend to avoid it, while only budget-conscious buyers or retro enthusiasts might be interested. The X58A-OC could fetch a lower price if you're looking for a cost-effective option.
Perhaps so far. I’m still verifying my PC’s current value. Also, I’m holding off on more comments but won’t forget you. Don’t worry— I’ll reach out once I have a better understanding. A few people call it a "legendary overclock motherboard," which is why I’m waiting now, but it’s possible and I’ll keep in touch.
It should cost around a couple of hundred for the board by itself, and the CPU should add a few dollars since it's an ee. Post it on an auction site and observe the outcome.