Yes, the set-up is definitely worth more than $40, but when you
factor in the transportation cost, the time required to engage a
buyer for a deal and deliver the item to him, and the fact that he
doesn't know which component is damaged (which will also require
time to test and figure out), it's pretty close to what it's really
worth. If I were you, I would keep and fix it if I have a need for
an additional computer, and sell it to the rag-and-bones for $40 if
I don't.
