In the past, I turned to a PC seller who gave me good deals, which I then paid off in installments. I am thinking about returning to that setup, but I need to clear up some issues I have had with one poor product he wanted to sell me. It is good because I can get completed built systems at a good second-hand rate. It can be a poor option due to the risk of getting a dead system. I actually think he knew that the laptop had major issues.
I have another option that is better in so many ways. It is Carrot Market. This is an internet-based second-hand shop accessible through its own app. This is the best option as many people know the true value of what they have, OR they give the right prices for second-hand goods.
For example, a "PC hardware expert" will price a system at a higher price because they know what said system can do. For example, the i7 7700k with 16gb ddr4 ram and a gtx 1060 3gb vram GPU will sell for 450000 won. But on carrot people just mainly see an older PC that is collecting dust that while it is good, it isn't great will sell it for 250000 won, and they will be willing to go lower to say 230k.
Also, these sellers are right in the area you live in. No ordering old of PC room hardware from China like I did before.
Also, I do not have to deal with the "experts". The reality is that there are loads of cheap PCs and components on the market.
For our family, I am thinking of killing 3 birds with one stone. One rig that can take care of my vram needs, Yogita's stability, and a more powerful GPU for George along with a better CPU. Jeyo will get a better GPU and a better more spacious case with new case fans
This is phase one, phase two will be tablets. As cheap as I can get of course!
/tata