Alienware aurora r4 think it needs MB..

[2Turboz]

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[Orion]

So you are selling an Alienware case with the chip, ram, and a dead mobo for $550? Just trying to make sure I understand what is included in this sale.

[gillbot]

So you are selling an Alienware case with the chip, ram, and a dead mobo for $550? Just trying to make sure I understand what is included in this sale.

 

:lolguy:

[Robochan]

What keyboard, mouse and monitor come with it?

[Robochan]

Double

[2Turboz]

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[2Turboz]

Also i guess it has all the restore disks and the windows 7 disk too.

[2Turboz]

so whats your point?

i guess you could look it up if you were so inclined.she asked for a computer.. I bought a computer... didnt say i never used it.

[Chadz89GTA]

Your for sale ad looks like something a meth head would have posted up on Craigslist....

 

 

EDIT:

 

Stop being a child and shitting in people's FS threads. Read the rules.

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[Hwilli1647545487]

I didn't realize we were allowed the shit in for sale threads again.

[2Turboz]

Lol someone from Moundsville would know all about meth heads..lol

[ShowHBK]

ok guys, ok... Lets be real here.

 

If anything, this thread should include (Parts system) in the title.

 

I'm going to be honest here. If you are just selling the following:

 

• Case
  
• Dead MB
  
• RAM
  
• Power Supply
  
• CPU
  
• Case Wires Ect.
  

 

I would recommend pricing this at around $150-250 only based off what I know. Factors that can raise the value of the system in its current state are the following:

 

1. CPU Model type
   
2. Power supply wattage
   
3. Amount of RAM
   
4. Overall case condition
   

 

I have seen people gut Alienware cases in the past for their designs, but your target audience would not be interested in ANY of the parts inside the system. I am really sorry you paid 4K for the system in 2012, but with a dead MB, no GPU, or HD it is virtually worthless to most people. If I were in the market looking for an Alenware case, I would only pay ~$100 for yours if the fins on the top still functioned and opened up. Just a recommendation and I hope this is helpful. For $500 you can actually build a brand new system that can 1080p game at 60 FPS (minus a windows license) just for reference. Your price of $500 would almost imply that it boots to something or could if it had an OS installed. I recently sold my M17x R3 which was maxed out and was $2200 brand new, But in the end I had to settle on $700 on ebay. Alienware systems depreciate REALLY fast and replacement parts from Dell or Ebay are expensive.

 

Again, I am just trying to help put things into context here and give honest feedback.

 

Best of luck with the sale.

[2Turboz]

Thanks for the feedback man..thats the kind of feedback this forum USED to provide..appreciate it.