I agree with most those prices, but not sure how you got $20 for the processor. I would at least say $50 for it considering new it is $100, and used it's around $70 on ebay (usd)

As mentioned in post #2, you should be able to get about $400 for it.

or even $60, the price/perf still isn't bad.
$20 puts it at core 2 quad levels... which is nuts

This post was edited by DCSS on Sep 18 2017 09:14pm

It's an amd processor, who would buy that trash? Should be priced at $0.

This post was edited by Pick on Sep 18 2017 09:15pm

Agreed
970 still goes for 100 ez
Each ssd outs like 75 Each ez
And ram is pricey as hell right now so cpu mobo ram combo is like 100 ez
So rest is junk without knowing case 50 just for shit and giggles

true



the ssd's keeping 75% of their new value used on such an old system seems strange to me
What's the TBW would be something i'd ask before i even consider it

This post was edited by DCSS on Sep 18 2017 09:17pm

What do you price each at if to part out considering we don't know case too

being blind to the condition/tbw id have a hard time going over 50

The SSDs are the Pro version. Costlier and longer lasting.

I'm not convinced the 850 pro is anything more than a rebrand of the 850 evo. the speed is exactly the same and when it first came out its warranty was just as long as the evo's is now, they only increased it because a competitor came out with a 10 year one. The drives are known enough for their reliability that they could pull this easily.

Also worth mentioning that even if you GET the warranty with the used pc somehow, you probably won't be able to redeem it because after only 150 tbw the 850 pro's warranty on the 128 and 256gb models is rendered void. Basically a single drive write per week will void it before the 10 years are up. "Pro" indeed. 150 terabytes really isn't that much, there's some budget drives of the same capacity that come with a 400tbw+ warranty. That's over twice the warranty-backed lifespan of the 850 pro which is faster and more durable. Now why would Samsung do this? They know their drives aren't going to croak before writing that much data.

This post was edited by DCSS on Sep 18 2017 10:02pm