What kind of computer would be the most likely to sell more successfully on eBay?

I am going to start building computers and selling them on eBay with Windows XP Pro installed on them. I’ve been researching on eBay, and it seems like a lot of lower end, cheaper computers with things such as 600MHz Pentium III processors and other old parts sell more than more current, much faster systems. (Obviously cost more) I planned on building systems with parts from NewEgg with about an 80GB hard drive, 3.2GHz Pentium 4 CPU, and 512MB DDR. Would I be more successful building and selling cheaper and slower computers, which would probably be purchased by people just looking for an office computer, or selling more expensive, higher performance computers? Thanks.

You would definitely make more money selling higher end computers then lower end one because volume buying is not going to be in your favor.

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