I'm trying to offload some hardware for a mate so he can upgrade, and I was wondering what you guys thought would be a worthwhile price to try to sell the following bits:

Asus a8n sli deluxe
1gb kingmax ddr400 (2*512mb)
3500+ socket 939 cpu (venice core)
Thermaltake tower silent heatsink + led fan

Going by costs of buying them new, now, using staticice.com.au :
$240 for mobo, ~$85 for ram, $80 for cpu, ~$50 for heatsink = $455

I haven't been watching hardware specs/prices like I used to, and if he can get some decent loot for the above parts he wants to upgrade to an am2 mobo, ddr2 ram and a decent dualcore cpu.

Money is tight, but for an example of what he's after, heres what we put together on paper today:

Amd64 4800+ - $138

ASUS M2N-E-SLi - $129

KINGSTON Twin Pack HYPER X 2x1 gig (2gig) DDR2 800Mhz CL4 (PC2-6400 CL4) - $169

Asus silent cube heatsink/fan - ~$80

Basically he just wants to be able to play (and enjoy) crysis without using stick-figure mode.
For the time being, he'll stick with his pcie 256mb x800gto

Any suggestions on replacement parts?
What would you guys think is a worthwile opening ebay/wherever price for selling the rest?
First person to say $2 wins a free backpunch!

$2

*flying backpunch of doom*

$2.50 ?

NO SOUP FOR YOU, YOU COME BACK 2 WEEKS!

poor troll

Mobo: Abit IP35-E ($135) or the IP35 ($168) if he has the money.
CPU: E6420 ($239) or E4400 ($159)
Ram: Patriot 2G PC2-5300(1GX2) DC SL Kit with HeatSpread $105
Cooler: Thermalright Ultra 120 extreme $72

Prices you could expect for his gear:

Asus a8n sli deluxe - about $50
1gb kingmax ddr400 (2*512mb) - about $40
3500+ socket 939 cpu (venice core) - about $40
Thermaltake tower silent heatsink + led fan - about $20

Total: $150

Thanks, but I've been trying to convince him to make the switch to intel for ages and he insists on sticking with "the underdog".
My fault, I got that in his head when I first introduced him to pc gear 5-6 years ago, when amd was the bomb, and now im regretting it..

I'll push for step's suggestions, but can anybody suggest an amd equivalent for the same pricerange?

let your friend waste his money.. Intel > amd.