DIMM and SO-DIMM modules from PC and laptop upgrades, IT refreshes, or old stock sitting in a drawer.
Consumer memory prices have moved with the rest of the market — DDR4 kits that were selling for modest prices a year or two ago are now worth meaningfully more. If you've upgraded a gaming PC or replaced laptops across an office, the RAM you pulled out is likely worth more than you'd expect.
A single 8GB stick isn't going to move the needle for either of us, but a box of 40 sticks from an office refresh, or a pallet from a school district's laptop upgrade, is exactly the kind of lot we compete hardest for.
We're set up for bulk, but we'll still take a look at smaller quantities — just know pricing favors volume.
We focus on pulled modules, but if you have full units to liquidate, mention it and we can discuss options.
We buy all major brands. Server-pulled OEM modules (Samsung, Hynix, Micron) and enthusiast brands (Corsair, G.Skill) are both fine.
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