I don’t have the full picture of the pc but these are specs. The person had it listed for $600 and I offered $500 and he accepted. Would this be a good flip? Also this pc was very clean as in not a speck of dust in the pc.
I9 14900kf
4080 super
32gb ddr5 ram
2tb ssd
Found a 4090 for 2100 USD on marketplace. Seller said he'd let me test before purchase. With 5080s having reached an absurd $1600, I thought I might as well spend extra for a 4090. Is this a good deal?
PC Specs
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
GPU: ASRock Steel Legend Radeon RX 7600 XT 16GB
RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4-3200 RGB (2×16GB)
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II
Storage: Kingston NV2 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD
Power Supply: Corsair RM750 750W, White
Cooler: Corsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD XT 360mm AIO (included, not installed)
Case: White PC case with 4 Antec fans
Specs
Ryzen 9 7900x
Rx 6700xt 12gb
64gb ddr5 6000 cl 32
1tb nvme
850w xpg core reactor
Msi b650m-a
Corsair 4000d
Also comes with a 1080p 144hz monitor, a Logitech g pro keyboard, a hyper x mouse and two gaming headsets. He wants 1000 I feel like because of the ram it’s a good deal but not sure how easy the flip will be because of the gpu
With how the market is rn, I'm really considering selling the 5090 for a few extra bucks. I got it as a gift from my brother when MSRP was $3800 MSRP cad. Everywhere I look it's not in stock and they are priced from $6600-$12k which is crazy. I'm thinking of taking advantage of the shortage and listing it on marketplace for $8k and waiting for an offer that's around $7k. BUT it's a 5090 ahah it will last for at least 10 years right?
Asked a guy on marketplace if he would do $80 for two sticks of Vengeance, he said sure, then I figured why not ask if he’d do $140 for all four, he said sure, when I met him he just gave me the other three sticks. 88 Gigs for $140 not bad I guess…🤷🏻♂️
7500x3d
Rtx 5070
32gb ddr5
1tb ssd
CAN PROVIDE STRESS TEST BENCHMARKS , there’s literally nothing wrong with the pc , just trying to sell my setup
Paid $1699+tax at microcenter 3 months ago , asking $1000 cash , can include a 32” 1440p 165hz LG ultra wide monitor for an extra $100
Only started trying this about a week or so ago.
I saw someone on here mention that they were making serious money buying complete gaming PCs, stripping them down and selling the parts individually, so I thought I'd test it myself.
Bought one a few days ago and it actually worked out pretty well, which got me looking at more of them.
This one is £995 and, based on what the individual parts seem to be selling for, I reckon there's roughly £100–£150 in it before taking into account all the time, postage, returns, etc.
It's got:
- Ryzen 7 7800X3D
- RTX 5060 8GB
- MSI B850 Gaming Plus WiFi
- 32GB DDR5
- 500GB WD Black NVMe
- 1TB Samsung 870 Evo
- Gigabyte 650W PSU
- Pure Base 501 case
- Thermalright 360 AIO
- 5 fans
For only around £100/£200 profit I'd probably leave this one personally. Feels like there needs to be a decent safety margin because one faulty component could wipe the profit out completely.
For anyone who actually does this regularly, what sort of margin do you want before buying the whole PC?
£200? £300+?
And do you find it's actually worth the hassle compared with just flipping the PC complete?
16*2 32gb kit available with box and bill jan 2026 purchased under lifetime warranty.
also ddr4 and ddr5 rgb rams 6000 and 7000mhz rams available and ssd 500gb nvme and 1tb ssd available and graphic cards like 3060,3080ti,4060ti,4070,4070ti,5060ti
interested ppl dm
