... I'm not sure how to price it.
It's certainly not a new computer, but it's a good one, and has some nice components in it. Here's a brief summary:
Core i7 920 - 2.67GHz
MSI X58 Platinum motherboard
GeForce GTX 260 video card
250GB Crucial SSD
1TB WD hard drive
300GB WD Raptor hard drive
24GB DDR3 RAM
Lian Li full tower aluminum case (love this case, but it's huge)
Noctua [giant] CPU fan
520 Watt power supply
USB 3 PCIe card
Windows 7
Office 2010
...
Perhaps you could recover a portion of the value by extracting the SSD, the 1TB drive and the video card. Sell those individually via ebay or locally. Each piece is small enough to be shipped inexpensively.
Install a basic inexpensive video card and configure it to boot and run using the remaining Raptor drive. I am
assuming in the age of SSD that the Raptor drive may not have the value it once did but I have not checked. If the Raptor still has resale value then remove and sell it too, install something basic in its place.
The computer would still be usable in this diminished configuration and some other buyer would see the 'potential' once he added his preferred video card and SSD.
The aggregate money from this 'sell the good bits' approach may exceed the dollars possible by selling it as a single thing.