It's true that the computer might be a bit old; but it doesn't prevent it from being a good one.
Yes, but with a four year old low-end graphics card that is worse than the integrated graphics on a 100$ Ryzen 2200G, an outdated CPU, it's not worth 1600 Euros.
The rgaphics card is not the best part of the computer, but it doesn't prevent me from playing PUBG/Arma 3 or other FPS at 1080 120FPS.
I call BS, PUBG is still very optimized and struggles to run at 120 FPS on more modern graphics cards.
Here's an all low settings, minus view distance test with a GT 730 @ 720p. It gets around 40 FPS, or lower. Yes, you have the 4 GB variant, but if you watch the vRAM usage, it doesn't max out.
A GTX 660 is better, and at 900p, only manages 60-110 frames.If I don't specify the details of some components, is because I'm brokering the sale for a friend, who has little knowledge of the Bitcoin forums/how everything works and he wants to get it posted in as many places as possible. I've asked him a bit more, and I got the following: the RAM memory is 1300 ecc/ecx(?) and the motherboard is a Lenovo; model unknown.
Fair enough. ECC throws a bit of a curveball, so a ECC build takes the cost up when building new to just below 1500 Euros.
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/2chqbXThat's still 100€ less than your starting bid, and has a CPU that is 50% better, a GPU that's 4 times faster, 100% new parts, has higher end motherboard/PSU/fans, much faster RAM and a more expensive case.
Tell your friend that there is little to no chance he'll get 1600 + shipping for outdated hardware. If you lower the price then there might be interested, but from experience prebuilts are really hard to sell so you might want to consider parting out.
And according to you, what would a good price be for that computer? I'll see if I can have him change his mind about it though and create a new thread if I make it; since I cannot edit the one here
Buying everything else new is 426 Euros, for a total of 679 Euros.
