What we buy
If it lived in a rack, we'll price it
We buy whole estates and single pallets. The value is rarely where people expect — the memory and accelerators usually dwarf the servers they came out of.
Value my hardwareServer memory — usually the biggest line
DDR4 and DDR5 RDIMM and LRDIMM, every capacity and speed. Priced by exact part number against live spot and contract rates. This is the most liquid, most commodity-priced thing you own, and prices are 4–6× their 2024 low.
Datacentre GPUs & accelerators
NVIDIA A100, H100, L40S, V100, T4; AMD Instinct MI-series. Highest value per unit by a wide margin. We buy loose cards, full SXM boards and populated nodes.
Rackmount servers
Dell PowerEdge, HPE ProLiant, Lenovo ThinkSystem, Supermicro. Paste a service tag or serial and we reconstruct the original build — CPU, DIMM population, drives — so the quote reflects what's actually inside.
Storage & drives
Enterprise SAS and NVMe SSDs, SAS HDDs, JBOD and disk shelves, storage arrays. Every drive is erased to NIST 800-88 or shredded on request, with a certificate.
Networking
25G to 400G switches, smart NICs, HBAs, transceivers and optics. Arista, Cisco, Mellanox/NVIDIA, Juniper. Optics alone often carry meaningful residual value.
Processors & components
Loose Xeon Scalable and EPYC CPUs, risers, PSUs, backplanes. If you've stripped a lot down, we'll still take the parts.
How each type is valued
Memory & CPUs
Firm figure. Priced by part number against live market data. Little inspection risk.
GPUs
Point figure when comparables are recent; a tight range when they're thin. Condition-checked on arrival.
Servers
Tag lookup builds the spec. Value driven by what's populated, not the chassis.
Everything else
A scrap-and-recovery floor means nothing in a lot goes to zero.
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Value my hardware