Is this a good price for a PC?

[TSE]

Here are the specs:

* Processor: Intel Q6600 Core2 Quad processor (four processor cores at 2.4 GHz each)
* Motherboard: EVGA NForce 680i SLI (122-CK-NF68-A1)
* RAM: 4GB DDR2 in Dual channel mode, DDR2-800, PC2-8000, G.Skill brand
* Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 4550 video card with 512 MB DDR3 RAM, DVI, HDMI, and VGA outputs
* Hard Drive: 160 GB Barracuda, 7200 RPM
* Power Supply: BFG Tech 800 watts
* DVD+RW Dual Layer drive
* Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit with Service Pack 2 (SP2)
* Windows Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
* Restore disk that restores the hard drive including Windows, from a hard drive backup

There are extra hard drive slots, but no available RAM slots as its 4x1GB sticks.

It's $395 bucks. Is that a good price?

I plan on upgrading the video card or adding one in for SLI (is that possible?), and probably another hard drive.
Thanks MacRumors.

 

[Hellhammer]

Not that great price for used and pretty old machine IMO. The CPU is decent but other parts except the PSU aren't that great. I would build a new one instead, costs a little more but has full warranties and current technology, not ancient Core 2

 

[jav6454]

>nForce
>ATI GPU

Big no! Never use nForce motherboards and most certainly don't use them with ATI GPUs, they don't like playing nice.

 

[TSE]

Alright I turned it down. Thanks for the info my fellow MacRumors members.

 

[-aggie-]

If you have a Micro Center or Fryes nearby, just make your own computer.

 

[TSE]

I don't think any of those stores are located in the Twin Cities, atleast I've never seen one...

Plus I'm not looking to spend more than $400 on a desktop, so if I could find parts that cheap to make it myself, I would.

 

[renewed]

...good price for a pc...

Oxymoron, much?