We buy the chips, not just the modules — NAND flash and DRAM components from Micron, SpecTek, SK Hynix, Samsung and more. Loose chips, trays, reels, or still on the board.
One part per line — part number and quantity, straight from your spreadsheet. We'll estimate the lot at today's prices.
A lot of memory value lives at the component level. If you have loose NAND flash or DRAM chips, chips on trays or reels, or populated boards headed for recycling, the chips on them are often worth far more than scrap. We buy across grades — new, used, downgrade, recovered and untested — and we move on volume.
The part numbers below are examples of what we buy every week. If your part number or Micron FBGA code isn't listed, send it anyway — we buy essentially all Micron/SpecTek and SK Hynix NAND, and DRAM from every major maker.
We've expanded what we buy at the chip level. The part numbers below — across Intel/IMFT, Samsung, Micron, Toshiba, Kioxia, SanDisk and SK Hynix — are what we're actively buying now, on pulled and cut boards, loose chips, trays and reels. Only have the short FBGA marking code printed on the chip? Send it and we'll decode and price it. If your part number isn't listed, send it anyway.
Micron and SpecTek 29F-series NAND flash. These are examples, not a complete list — if your part number isn't here, send it anyway.
Micron chips carry a short FBGA code — the marking printed on top of the chip — which maps to a full part number. Send us the FBGA code or the full MT/PF part number and we'll identify and price it. We buy essentially every Micron and SpecTek NAND and DRAM part.
We also buy DRAM chips from every major maker. Common families we're always buying:
Have boards, modules, or scrap populated with memory chips? Don't send them to the shredder before we've looked. We buy populated PCBs, memory modules, SSDs, and mixed e-waste for chip recovery, and we quote on volume. Send a photo of the board or the markings on the chips and we'll tell you what it's worth.
NAND flash and DRAM chips from all major makers — Micron and SpecTek 29F-series NAND, SK Hynix, Samsung and Kioxia. Loose chips, chips on trays or reels, or chips still on populated boards. All grades, including downgrade and untested.
Yes. We buy populated PCBs and e-waste boards for chip recovery. Send photos or the chip markings and we'll quote the boards or the chips on them.
Yes. Send the Micron FBGA code (the short marking on top of the chip) or the full part number and we'll identify and price it. We buy essentially all Micron and SpecTek NAND and DRAM.
Yes. We buy all grades of NAND and DRAM, including downgrade, recovered and untested parts, priced accordingly.
We focus on bulk, tray and reel quantities, but we'll review smaller lots too. Send your part-number list and quantities for a quote.
Send whatever detail you've got. We'll follow up directly with a quote or questions.