Secure erase of an ssd?

So, from my many threads most know I just built a new machine. I would like to recoup some $$$ by selling my old one. Which actually isn't so old. 
I used DBAN to do a secure erase of the intel SSD and then used intel toolbox and intels secure erase on the drive.
 
Is that sufficient to sell ( I will be installing legal copy of Win 8.1x64 on it) ?
I have read that conflicting stories about it for and against.
 
Thanks

Yes well I get that. I was hoping for a more objective and informed opinion. You know, something actually helpful.

CCleaner has a drive wiper feature, which should suffice for SSD's. It'll write zero's to all sectors of the disk.

OK. So what I already did, with DBAn, highly touted secure erase and then intels own secure erase is not as good as CC Cleaners? I do have CC Cleaner Pro, btw. 
JUst was hoping that someone could verify that DBAN and intel or samsungs own SSD secure erase was sufficent.
 
Thanks for the input

I was going to suggest drilling a hole in it.

If you have highly classified data on the drive then grinding it into sand sized particles or incinerating it should be considered. Unless you are selling to a state actor who would find it worth the expense of recovering the data using specialized equipment, then any of the overwriting methods should suffice. The problem is that overwriting with software designed for spinning hard drives may not access all of the SSD memory sites. The last time I checked DBAN would not securely erase an SSD. I am not familiar with the intel toolbox, but if this is the manufacturer's solution then it should be able to do the job, but not under Windows 10. I would use something like KillDisk free or Aoemi Partition Assistant Standard (free) that specifically states it will do the job or put the device in a Win7 computer and use the W7 version of intel toolbox. Some of these secure erase tools actually do not overwrite, but do a reset which wipes the memory sites, but the effect is the same. Of course the simple/secure method is to keep your drive/partition encrypted with a strong password, then just make sure the password is not transferred with the computer.
 
http://www.killdisk.com/erase.htm
 
https://www.disk-partition.com/download-home.html
 
 
Article ID: 000006084
 
You can securely erase an Intel® Solid State Drive (Intel® SSD) using the Intel® SSD Toolbox.
Note

• You need secondary access for target drive for Secure Erase.
• Remove all drive partitions.
• You cannot Secure Erase a current working drive.
• Securely destroy and properly dispose of replaced SSDs.
• Windows 8*/8.1* and Windows® 10 do not allow secure erase.

Good stuff guys. Using the intel Toolbox I made boot usb drive to secure erase the drive. Those were the instructions. . Intel says that their toolbox is made for their SSD drives. I knew DBAN was NOT for SSDs specifically that is why I used it first, then used the intel tool.
 
Sad that I have to just store the SSD in a closet instead of putting it in a a very fine i7 3770, 32GB ram, antec 650W PSU etc, etc and sell it.
 
Oh well I guess that is life in this day and age. It's not like I had US secrets on the drive, but I did have passwords and a password program and receipts, etc
 
Just was hoping to get some re assurance, but I certainly didn't want false re-assurance so I truly appreciate everyone chiming in.