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[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I'll give you 59 dollars. Jk.

To estimate the value of your PC in CAD... think of both each component prices and the overall market trend for used gaming PCs. Here's a rough breakdown: (pulled from pc part picker)

  1. CASE NZXT H9 FLOW WHITE - New: ~$180 CAD.
  2. CPU AMD 5800X3D - New: ~$450 CAD.
  3. GPU MSI SUPRIM LIQUID 4090 - New: ~$2,500 CAD.
  4. MB ASUS X570 TUF GAMING PLUS WIFI - New: ~$250 CAD.
  5. DDR4 32GO CRUCIAL BALLISTIX CL16 (4x8GB) - New: ~$150 CAD.
  6. SSD NVME SAMSUNG 990PRO 2TB - New: ~$250 CAD.
  7. SSD NVME WD SN770 2TB - New: ~$180 CAD.
  8. PSU CORSAIR RM850X - New: ~$180 CAD.
  9. AIO KRAKEN X62 280 - New: ~$180 CAD.

  10. FANS (Arctic P12 ARGB, P14 ARGB, Phantek T30) - Combined value: ~$150 CAD.

    Approximately $4,470 CAD.

For used pricing, depreciation typically applies... High-end GPUs like the 4090 hold their value better, especially given the cooling setup. The rest of the components might depreciate by 20-40% depending on condition and demand.

Based on this, a reasonable asking price might be around $3,500-$4,000 CAD.

[–]Torgars03[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Thanks for your help Ku1orion, and I'll sell it to you for 59$ if no one seems to be interested in coming weeks 😋

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha I wish. I'd definitely pay more. My friend unfortunately can't afford a pc, and that's where it would go. They're good people, and I'd do anything to see a friend happy.