What Is 3DS RDIMM Memory? A Guide to High-Capacity Server RAM
3DS describes stacked memory packaging. Learn how to evaluate high-capacity RDIMMs, compare module counts and verify a supported upgrade configuration.
Ready to sell? Send your inventory list or photos and get a firm, itemized offer — usually within one business day. Mixed lots and untested memory welcome.
Know the part number? Check a price Have a list? Estimate a lot
Also buying SSDs, GPUs & Xeon CPUs.
Paid completed and paid Pending agreed, delivery under way · Seller names kept private.
Past purchases aren’t current offers — today’s price depends on the part, quantity, condition and market. Read how the $17,000 Cisco purchase was paid ›
A rough part list, a spreadsheet, or photos of the labels. No sorted inventory required.
Itemized, usually within one business day, and locked for 5 business days (3 for DDR5).
Accept and we email a prepaid label for offers over $500. Below that you ship, and we’ll help you find the cheapest option. How to pack your RAM ›
Every module goes on a DIMM tester in our Tacoma facility — not sampled.
Usually the day your memory arrives. Our firm commitment and its conditions are in the payment terms ›

We take the lots other buyers won’t: mixed brands, untested pulls, partial lots, full decommissions.
International purchases are handled case by case — offers in USD, shipping to Tacoma, WA agreed in writing, payment by wire transfer with Escrow.com on request.
We buy DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5 memory in RDIMM, LRDIMM, UDIMM, and SODIMM form factors, pulled from servers, workstations, and desktops. We accept tested and untested modules, and single-brand or mixed lots.
Yes. We buy data center GPUs such as the A100 and H100, workstation cards like the RTX A4000/A5000/A6000, and consumer/mining cards including the RTX 30 and 40 series, in any quantity from a handful of cards to full data center racks or mining farms.
No set minimum. We compete hardest on bulk and mixed lots, but we'll review smaller lots as well — just send us the details.
Yes. Many buyback programs only take sorted, tested inventory. We grade and test lots ourselves, so we can make offers on untested pulls, mixed brands, and partial lots.
Yes. Ocitech buys server memory from businesses, IT resellers, data centers and other sellers in the U.S. and internationally, including the European Union and the UK. International purchases are handled case by case: send us your inventory first and we'll confirm pricing, shipping and transaction terms in writing. Offers are in U.S. dollars. How international sales work ›
Most quotes are turned around within one business day. Payment is usually sent the day your memory arrives. For lots of up to 200 modules, payment is sent within two business days of receipt; lots of more than 200 modules may take up to three business days. Payment is subject to testing confirming the agreed quantity and condition. Payment methods include wire, ACH, Zelle, or check. For larger or first-time transactions, payment can be held through Escrow.com on request, with escrow terms agreed in writing before you ship.
3DS describes stacked memory packaging. Learn how to evaluate high-capacity RDIMMs, compare module counts and verify a supported upgrade configuration.
SOCAMM2 brings LPDDR-based modules into AI server designs. Buyers should confirm platform support, evaluate efficiency claims and plan replacement procedures before specifying the format.
Compare A100, H200 and B200 GPU systems by workload fit, memory, deployment readiness and total cost. A practical buying framework for data centers and GPU cloud providers.
Rough lists and label photos are fine — Harlan prices every lot personally.
Prefer to talk? Call +1 425-269-1221, WhatsApp, or email harlan@ocitech.com