Ryzen Gaming Computer

Processor Type

AMD Ryzen

Hard Drive Capacity

1-2TB

Operating System

Windows 10 Pro

Ryzen 3600x 16gb ddr4 3200 256gb nvme windows 11 pro 2tb secondary disk 500w psu B450 motherboard 6500xt 4gb High power cooler New case. Windows 10 pro Great system that I have been using as a secondary for Diablo 4 - plays at 1440p medium 60fps. Here's a breakdown of the estimated used value of each component, based on recent completed sales and listings: Ryzen 5 3600X: This is a solid mid-range CPU, but it's a couple of generations old. A fair price is likely in the $60 - $80 range. 16GB DDR4 3200MHz RAM: This is a standard kit. You can expect to get around $25 - $40 for it. 256GB NVMe SSD: This is a relatively small SSD by today's standards. Used prices for this capacity are typically $15 - $25. 2TB Secondary Disk (HDD): A used 2TB hard drive is worth approximately $20 - $30. B450 Motherboard: B450 boards are still very capable for AM4 CPUs. Depending on the model (e.g., a basic Gigabyte DS3H vs. a higher-end MSI Tomahawk), the price can vary. A reasonable range is $50 - $75. RX 6500 XT 4GB: This is a budget graphics card. Used prices are volatile, but it's typically valued at $75 - $100. 500W PSU: Power supply units are often sold for less used. A decent 500W unit is probably worth $25 - $40. High Power Cooler: The value here depends on the specific cooler. A simple air cooler might add only $10 - $20, while a high-end Noctua or a liquid cooler could be worth more, but generally, used coolers don't add much to the total price. New Case: A new case adds value, but you won't get back the full retail price. It makes the build look fresh and more appealing. This could add an extra $30 - $50 to the final price. Total Estimated Value Adding up the mid-range of these estimates: $70 (CPU) + $30 (RAM) + $20 (NVMe) + $25 (HDD) + $60 (Mobo) + $85 (GPU) + $30 (PSU) + $15 (Cooler) + $40 (Case) = $375 Considering the total build, a realistic price range to sell this PC would be $350 - $450.