RDIMM, LRDIMM, and registered ECC memory pulled from decommissioned servers — any brand, any condition.
Registered and load-reduced DIMMs command a different price than desktop memory because they're built for multi-socket servers and can't be substituted with consumer RAM. As data centers refresh hardware and older DDR4 platforms age out, the supply of used server memory has become a real market of its own — not just scrap. If you're holding pulled RDIMMs or LRDIMMs from a decommissioned rack, they're worth pricing before they go in a bin.
A part number or two tells us most of what we need. If you don't have that, a photo of the module label or a rough count — "about 60 sticks, mostly 32GB, pulled from Dell R730s" — is enough to start a quote. We test and sort on our end, so you don't have to.
Yes, though DDR3 pricing is generally lower than DDR4 and DDR5. Send us the part numbers and quantity and we'll quote it.
No. We accept untested pulls and test on arrival. Pre-tested lots may get a faster quote turnaround, but testing isn't required.
Yes — if you're decommissioning full servers rather than pulling memory first, mention that in your quote request and we can quote the complete units.
Send whatever detail you've got. We'll follow up directly with a quote or questions.