 $37,750. Just take the zero off. Buying used computers has been around since the day after the very first person ever upgraded their PC. It's a chance to save some money compared to buying the whole system brand new, or you can effectively subsidize the cost of your new system by selling the old one, all without creating any e-waste. But whatever your reason for buying or selling on the used market, and regardless of wherever you choose to browse, it's safe to bet that you're going to come across some ridiculous ads, crazy prices, bad part combos, poorly written ads. It's all fair game for us to roast. Oh, yeah. Let's go. But not before I make this awful segue for you guys to roast to our sponsor. Waveform, weak cell signal? Check out the Cellify Go X signal booster, sold and supported by Waveform. The Go X is the only booster with 100 decibel gain, giving you more coverage and blazing fast data rates. Learn more at the link below. OK, so this one's being sold for $3,000. Or best offer. Yeah, OK, that's important. Being sold on eBay, too. RGB gaming PC custom build, ultimate desktop bundle. I finished this build in February of 2022, and I'm very proud of it. Good for you, dude. This was my dream build, where I spared no expense on parts. No expensive. Shipping is included in the price. Man, I would not recommend buying things off Craigslist that end up having to be shipped. If you're interested in seeing the RGB functions, DM me for my TikTok link. 36 CTI, $400. So you got a $400 GPU. You got like $200 in RAM. Royal. It only comes with a 250 gig SSD. Spared, no expensive. Your is not worth this much money. It's got more in RGB than it does graphics cards. Gaming and desktop PC computer, Intel i7 GT710, 1 terabyte HHD with Dell monitor, 16 gigabytes of RAM. Oh, it's a 4 by 3 display. I love it. It's adorable. PS2. PS2. Well, you know what? PS2 is not bad. OK, what's the specs? i7-3770. It's not bad. If you look at the location of the 12 volt connector for the CPU, this is definitely an OEM board. Yeah. So this was an office PC that was thrown into a gaming PC chassis and called a gaming PC. Really, I think the best value proposition here is this monitor. Really kind of rounds it out. We're going to move over to Kijiji. For you American folks, Kijiji is a Canadian equivalent sort of to Craigslist, just with like a little bit newer UI and just as crazy stupid on it. This is an Alienware X17 R1 with 165 watts. So this guy must go to LAN parties. Yeah, 11th Gen I9. So it's got a 4 terabyte SSD. So this brand new, newer version of this setup. It's got a 3080 Ti, a little bit better. It's got a newer CPU that's going to have a bunch more cores. I think it's 14 versus 8. Everything else the same. It is substantially less money. I think this guy just missed the memo that used gaming laptops are worth practically $%$ all. Well, this is what I paid for like two years ago. Actually, it would have been one year ago. I would have paid $1,000 separately, dude. You'd get more money for it. Complete VR desktop for $450. Excuse me? $450 Canadian, $350 US. Oh, it's an Optiplex. Is this actually a good deal? It's a 1050, 8 gigs of RAM. I don't see a graphics card. The monitor has a large scratch on the screen. But it still works great. No, it doesn't have a graphics card. So Intel HD VR. Is this a joke? What VR headset is that? That's Samsung Odyssey VR. Wait, does it have the controllers? I clearly just bought this to watch $%$. Yeah, where are the controllers? I don't see controllers. You don't need the controllers where we're going, honey. Especially after you got that scratch on the screen. Next. Oh, man. Why are you giving me all these Alienwares? What are we looking at here? So there's either a white with RGB or red. Let me just make this better. There we go. Now I can see. Nice, very good. Yeah, hang on. Oh, yeah. Wow, you're set up for it. Too much of a computer for my needs. Well, why did you buy it then? Dual 2080 Supers. MSI 34-inch curved gaming monitor. It's not ultra-wide. Attaching receipt so you can see the upgrades. You bought every warranty? 24-7 technical support for $300. Accidental damage service for three years for $130. What accidental damage are you going to do to your Alienware desktop, dude? And guess what? They're not even going to come to your house like they told you. You paid as much in warranties as you did for your 2 terabyte SSD upgrade. At least it comes with a monitor. This is silly, dude. No issues, though. Going to sell and get myself something a little less intense, potentially a laptop with 128 gigs of RAM. Did your mom just give you her credit card and said, go ham, honey? Offer up. Now I've never heard of offer up before. What am I looking at? OK, so this is just balling out. Another 128 gigs of RAM. Why? Well, OK, hold on. This is a Threadripper system, actually. 2970WX. Which is like kind of **** now. With the 3090. So that's very lopsided. This is more of an art piece. It's not even filled properly. Oh. Look at this huge air bubble right here. Oh, that's painful. Put the flow meter in just to make sure you get really crappy flow. We got a Corsair CPU block. We got a Phanteks GPU block. We got a bits power distribution plate. We got a whatever radiator. Corsair fitting down there. This is just all over. OK, man, 15 grand? You, sir, are out to freaking lunch. What is this photo? Yes, would you like to see the wall? What room is this? It's not very well painted. Linus would **** himself. Finance available, yes, baby. $37,750. You can make an offer. Maybe he meant to do that. Warranty included. So let's see what we got. 32 gigs of RAM, DDR5. Wait, DDR5 on 11th gen? What the ****? This has got to be a price error. Comes with a Red Dragon keyboard and mouse. Yeah. I mean, Red Dragon's not bad. It's not 3080 Ti tier. Yeah, no. Ryzen 7. 32 gigs of RAM, one tier about SSD. OK, so what else? Oh, it's a GT 1030. GT 1030. Hmm. All parts costed me $2,300. Can run light to mid games. It's got 5,800X. So here's what I think happened. This was a GPU shortage build. By the time GPUs came down in price, the guy was like, no, I want 12th gen. This liquid cooler costs more than this GPU. CPU definitely did. Maybe the RAM did too. So like 70, 80 dollars. That being said, it is relatively new parts. Yeah, man. But that's $1,300 US dollars. Just because you got **** in the GPU shortage doesn't mean that you need to pass that along to people outside of the GPU shortage now. These photos, man. Come on. Couldn't have turned the lights on. I guess maybe that would have drowned out the RGB. Facebook. Oh, good old Facebook. PC game ready for use. Specked on the picture. Everything I clueded. 9,700F. That's it. That's all the information we get. That's the specs. The spec'd. Windows 11 home. Wait, dev version. On the dev branch. Dude, you gotta at least tell us what GPU we're getting for $3,000 US dollars. He's got two mice, too. Did we get everything in the photo? Everything I clueded. Everything I clueded. OK, so you also get the figurines. Yeah, do I get the figurines in the po- I want the drapes. I want the wall. Oh, from Saskatoon, baby. Ultimate gaming PC. OK, this actually looks kind of cool. Yeah, actually. That's like custom loop and everything. Multiple flow meters. Is that more than one? Is that a flow meter down there, a flow meter there? What's this thing? Is that another flow meter? I don't know. Did people not understand that they actually hurt the flow? Also, that bend. How about all of the bends? It's so wonky. It's got a Core i9. Oh, my god. 9,900K. Oh, my god. A Radeon RX 5700XT. And four, wait, 432 gig sticks of Trident Z Royal. We're again looking at 128 gig of RAM system. Why do people do this? You probably would have been better off paying somebody that knows how to water cool to build the loop for you. It would have looked better and just spent a little bit less on random bullsh-t. Oh, yeah, here's mid-build. Each loop gets a flow meter. Yeah. And you get a flow meter. And you get a flow meter. Oh, my god. It's a mining rig. Oh, a mining rig. Of course. 26,000 Canadian, which is about $20,000 US. Ah, it's three months old. It's right at the beginning of the crash. Oh, no. He probably bought these for well above MSRP from a mining rig company. Oh, yeah. I'm so happy. So many cards that could have gone to gamers went to this guy instead. And then he got f-ed. I like this side of Anthony. Full gaming setup. Chair with LED lights. Look at how many times he says RGB. It's like when you go to CES, the amount of times you see disruptive. NVIDIA 3060Ti GPU worth two to three grand brand new. Was there ever a point that a 3060Ti was two grand? This is Canadian. So even Canadian, I don't think it was worth two or three grand. Oh, my god. Everything was bought brand new. PC was custom built. Paid around $10,000 for it. Oh, my god. He's asking $7,000. I didn't even see. Oh, my god. Bull and sh-t. Or maybe not. Maybe the guy selling the $15,000 one sold it to him. All right. eBay. Land of the good deals. Gaming PC, desktop, barely used. Monitors, mouse, and keyboard. So it's a 5900X and a 3080? Yeah, that's respectable. Oh, god. The glass that's got toe marks on it. Wait, he didn't even take this off? Connect all cables before turning on. Oh, my god. It's a pre-build. There's no universe where this thing is worth $4,500. I mean, OK. If you were like a Twitch streamer and people wanted to buy your feet pics, they might also be down to buy your feet schmear on the glass. So Jake, I had to ask you, how many of these people do you think are just hoping for a whale to come along and just buy it for the astronomical price? You mean like the whales from Whaleland? Whaleland? Yeah, Whaleland. We did a behind the scenes on Float Point. You can see all the cool activities we did. You can see some sick PCs. You can even see me walking around. I think there's probably at least one clip of that. I always wanted to watch Jake walk around. Yeah. Oh, my god. Uh. A thousand euros for an i3. Goodbye. Back to Craigslist gaming and editing think pad. Yeah, it comes with a warranty. Workstation. It's got the nipple. It's got the nipple. Is that all you look for in a computer? Yes. Slightly used or lightly used. Ultra high spec. Gaming laptops, editing laptops, any used laptop depreciates way harder than a desktop. There's so many other variables. There's the battery's going to fail. The battery, yeah. It's way harder to clean. It's way harder to service. So many things make it way less of a value. So many Cheetos fall in between the cracks. So he bought a 48 month. Start December 2020. But it's only got a 10750H. And a 2080 Super. 30 series was out then, though. So he just got kind of screwed. I would not pay $3,500 for this. I mean, you'd be better off buying a cheaper laptop and an LTT store backpack. And then you can put the laptop in the backpack. Then you don't need the warranty. The backpack's going to keep it protected. Price is firm. Due to the high value of the item, we can use it in a police station lobby. A laptop is, I guess, one of those things that somebody would be like, lull sucker and stashing around. Saying due to the high value of this item, that just sounds like you're blowing smoke up somebody's ass. That's a lot. This is the Lee and Lee fans, right? Three packs, 100 bucks. OK, so we have $330 in fans. At least it was easy to cable manage, though. Yeah, and it's got a 5950X in it, too, which is not nothing. And a 3090. Wait, what is that? It's actual rainbow barf. Yeah, rainbow barf. Why do people buy Trends Z Royal? I don't know. Has anyone looked at that and been like, that looks nice? CPU never goes above 45 degrees max load. Oh, yeah. Bullsh-t. It's a 5950X. It probably never goes below 45 degrees. Yeah, it would idle at that. Make an offer. If it's less than $6,000, I won't respond. Your ask is $6,000. What? We'll trade for cameras as I'm a photographer. Yeah, it really looks like it, buddy. OK, so stock cooler. In the garage. Covered in dust with an AOC monitor that looks like it's been through a war. Looks like it's got some scratches. It's got the sneeze goop on there. Oh, the back of the computer's got some sneeze goop on there, too. Oh, god. Oh. The keyboard. Clean the keyboard, man. And the way he's holding those headphones looks like he's. I don't even want to touch them. It's a blue suit. Razer. Oh, of course he doesn't want to touch them. Yeah. Here's the thing with this one. You didn't put any specs. Given that it's a single power plug, I'm going to go with this is not a great GPU. Yeah, probably like a 60 series. And it's a smaller AMD cooler, I think. So probably like a Ryzen 5. 3,600 or something like that, which is not a bad CPU, but for $1,500. Yeah, but then again, you're getting those bonuses. You get the AOC monitor that's been destroyed. The no name. You get the finger goop. The finger goop. What is that, a poop stain right there? Oh, yeah. That's brown. Yeah. This has been in that garage for too long, dude. 12900K RTX 3090 build. Is this not actually that bad of a price? So it's brand new. It looks pretty new. It's clean. It would have to be. No toe fudge. And the cable management looks pretty good. Is that his personal info right there? Dude, he just put his whole address here. He doxed himself right there. And the last four of his credit card number. Oh. God damn, dude. So he paid $5,000 for all this. $5,000? I mean, 2800 doesn't actually seem that bad. Honestly, yeah. I don't think there's anything wrong with the actual listing, other than the fact that he straight up put his home address and the last four of his credit card. OK. So we got a dual cam. Nice. This guy's got this too. Whoa. Oh, oh, the other way. Oh, I can't go the other way. Ha ha. Ah. We've got another instance of runs any game on 240 hertz. Is a 990 a thing? No. No, it's an i990. 32 gigabytes of RAM, eight fans. Wait, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Oh my god, he's counting the GPU fans. You're not wrong. It's just, ugh. $1,900, 500 bucks. 2080 Ti. We probably already looked this up already. I just don't remember. Looks like also about 500 bucks. So you're talking $1,000, and he wants $2,500. But it's got eight fans, Jake. And it comes with two monitors, maybe the desk, blue mic stand, a keyboard, and three mice, three mouses. Three mouses. I know that I use three mouses all the time for my third hand. Wait, dude, OK, if you're going to clean, like you clearly, you used this canned air to clean the PC. Like we get that. What were you using clean shower for? Daily shower cleaner. Daily shower cleaner. Clean soap and mildew. Please, people, don't use this on your PC. OK, just put no effort into this at all. So we can see all of his drives. You didn't even. Holy crap. Don't, the cable management is bad. That's an understatement. This has got like a Molex to SATA adapter in the front. It's like the cables are all dragging on each other, too. People put no effort in at all. If that's the one thing I've seen. Oh, man, the 5820K. That's like the absolute cheapest X99 CPU you could have bought. GTX 1080 hybrid. Corsair Vengeance 32 gigs. Asrock X99 Extreme 4. It comes with all this other stuff. Maybe it's not that bad. I'm just, I don't know. With all connectors, to start gaming immediately. Goodbye. Gaming computer with two Acer Curve monitors, and they work just, I do not know how or why they won't connect properly. That sounds like they don't work. Or the computer is broken. What the hell? Did he just steal this? Bunch of extra stuff. And a Google Pixel 3A. It is factory reset. Wait, it comes with a phone? This must be like a storage locker maybe? Or stolen goods. Yeah. Don't ask me a bunch of questions. I don't know a lot about computers. So how do you know that it's $2,000? This is sketchy, dude. You see this? Yeah, so it's like one of those. One fan. No, there's more fans below it. No, but one RGB. The rest are just normal. I think that's just G. $400 for a 2060 Super? Yeesh. It's an i5. That's all you get. It's just the first two letters. It's an i5. So OK, what? Or the first two characters. What's that motherboard? There's no way we're reading that, dude. This thing is a turd. $60 for this desk. Oh, look at that sick monitor stand. Wait, are those the Razer speakers? That was the game. Razer speaker? He only has one side. Only one side. How do you lose one side of your Razer speakers? What? Maybe what happened was he got so fed up with Razer and a fit of rage in this realization that he destroyed the other speaker. I like how he was asking $150 for the Steam controller. Yeah, that's like the most expensive thing there, save for the computer itself. It's almost as expensive as this segue to our sponsor. Pulseway, do you ever find yourself needing to remotely manage your network devices from less than convenient locations, like dropping your kids off at school or when you're in line for lunch? Well, Pulseway can help. With Pulseway's all-in-one platform, you can centrally manage all your desktops, servers, and network devices, making IT management easy. 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