What's your PC worth?
Choose the parts you own, including discontinued ones, and see what each currently lists for on the used market, part by part. Real listings for your exact models, summarized into an honest range, with a straight path to putting that value toward an upgrade.
What you have
Add-ons
Optional extras: priced into your total, never into compatibility or the build score.
Used-market value
How this estimate works
For each part you choose, we pull the current used listings for that exact model, filtering out bundles, "for parts" units, and accessory noise, and counting delivered price (item + shipping). The range spans the 25th percentile to the median of those asking prices, and a part needs at least 8 solid listings before it counts toward the combined total, so one weird listing can't skew your number. Asking prices run higher than final sale prices, which is why we show a range instead of pretending to know a single magic figure.
Used PC value FAQ
- How much is my used PC worth?
- It depends almost entirely on the parts inside: the graphics card alone usually carries 40–60% of a gaming PC’s resale value, with the CPU next. Choose the parts you own above and we’ll show what each one currently lists for used, plus a combined range for the whole rig.
- How does UFDForge estimate used value?
- We look at current eBay listings for your exact model (bundles, broken "for parts" units, and accessory junk filtered out, shipping included) and summarize them into a range from the 25th percentile to the median asking price. A part needs at least 8 solid listings to count toward the total, and every figure carries a freshness stamp.
- Are these the prices parts actually sell for?
- Not exactly. They’re asking prices, what sellers are currently listing at, and most parts change hands below asking. That’s why we show a range instead of a single number and suggest treating the low end as the realistic ballpark. The figures are market context, not a promise.
- Why do whole PCs list for less than the sum of their parts?
- Used buyers pay a premium for individual GPUs and CPUs (those parts hold their value far better than cases and power supplies), so complete towers typically list at a discount to their combined part values. That’s also why we break the estimate down part by part instead of quoting one whole-rig number.
- Is upgrading smarter than starting over?
- Often, yes. If your rig has one weak link, replacing just that part beats replacing everything. The UFDForge upgrade advisor uses these same used-market figures to show the real net cost of an upgrade once the part it replaces finds a new home.