In this episode of my PC Builder / PC Flipper series, I’m talking about the part that actually makes you money: selling your gaming PC fast, without leaving a bunch of cash on the table. The first step is pricing it correctly from day one. I don’t believe in listing a PC way too high “just to see” if someone bites — do your market research, know roughly what it’s worth, and then give yourself a small wiggle room (think: your lowest happy price + about $50) so you can close quickly. Then it’s all about exposure and the ad itself. I post basically everywhere at first, then I narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that actually work in my area (for me it’s Facebook Marketplace and Subito.it). After that, I show you how I structure titles and descriptions: GPU first, then “gaming PC”, then CPU, and if there’s space, RAM/storage. In the description, be upfront, highlight the strong points, include real FPS references in popular competitive games, and clearly state pickup/shipping and warranty (yes, I think you should offer one if you’re flipping). Finally: pictures and messaging. Take clean daylight photos with a clutter-free background, max out the photo count, and reply fast. Selling is an art, and speed + presentation is what gets the deal done.