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Thinking about selling my M1730!
My M1710 comes equipped with:
X7900 Extreme 2.8 8700 SLi PhysicsX Blu-ray burner 4gigs memory 250 GB HD (1x100 plus 1x150) Bluetooth 355 module 3945ABG WiFi Card 1 more year of warranty PLUS complete care! Plus the typical M1730 stuff: Built in camera back-lit keyboard lcd screen ect. Soooo, how much do you think I couls sell this puppy for? |
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With the extra warranty that you have, I would say 1200-1500USD. Hopefully you'll hit the high end.
cheers ...
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Thank GHN for the help! I was hoping that I could get $1700 for it so that I can pay it off otherwise I'd have to just keep it. Well, maybe I'll just put it up and see what it gets!
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If you put it up I bet $1200 tops. Santa Rosa is two generations removed. 8700 SLI is beat by many single GPU's. Notebook value drops like a brick. On components alone not even $1000 but a little extra because AlienWare and they have their hardcore fans.
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What I have found is that most folks on NBF want stuff for waaaaaaaaay below what it is worth on the open market, imho.
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There's always SOMEONE out there, that is looking for an exact configuration though. I once sold a two year old Alienware notebook for $1000
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And yes I believe if you waited for the right buyer $1200 could be exceeded. I was throwing out what I thought was a reasonable price to generate a reasonable interest that would facilitate selling it in a timely manner before it loses even more value. I might not be 100% correct but I am not far off. $1700 while possible relies on the borderline mentally challenged or complete ignorance of the buyer. That can happen but risky finding that sucker who was born that minute. ![]() qhn and I do not agree 100% give a number just for fun. ![]() |
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I agree with powerpack and put it around $1K. Even at that it won't be an easy sell because the 8700 will discourage a bunch of people. For comparison a few months ago I sold a M1730 with M9800GT SLI for $1500. It was a lower end proc but it's really the GPU that gamers are looking for.
For the $1700 price tag people can buy a brand new systems with better specs at that price.
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