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About $1,000 worth or any combination of used IT including used ram, used hard drives HHDs, used SSDs, used processors or CPUs, used memory or ram, used servers, used computers, used networking, or similar used IT equipment you have to liquidate.
If you’re not sure if what you have qualifies, just contact us below to let us know what you have and we’ll be glad to help out!
Standard packing materials is simply not sufficient to protect your IT assets during the shipping process. We are happy to provide shipping materials for your IT assets and shipping insurance free of charge.
A good rule of thumb is to leave no wiggle room for any parts whatsoever. CPU and RAM trays should be taped together, servers should be packed in form fitting polyurethane foam, and GPUs should have custom foam boxes. For more information consult our IT packing instructions page.
As with any IT, the value is primarily based upon age.
Another significant factor with networking equipment is the speed of data transfer.
With switches, the number of ports is also determinative of value.
For a complete valuation, feel free to submit your HBA cards, switches, firewalls, routers, or other networking equipment below and we’ll get back to you with a quote.
We understand that when you sell your computers online, you want to get the best deal in the most convenient way possible. We strive to provide a service that does just that. You don’t have to worry about pricing, fees, or finding buyers like on ecommerce sites. All you have to do is provide a list of what you’ve got and you’ll get a fast purchase offer. We also make shipping effortless and provide all of the materials and labels. Additionally, we’re R2 certified so you don’t have to worry about your data security, and we can take any of your recyclable materials along with the material you’re looking to sell.
Not to worry, we actually specialize in bulk/ wholesale transactions.
Depending on the situation, we can handle the logistics a few ways.
If you have thousands of computers and work stations spread across different locations, we’ll need to coordinate with your IT department.
We want to make sure we help you minimize labor costs. We can handle the majority of the heavy lifting while we rely on your IT staff to direct us and ensure we’re complying with all of the necessary policies.
For single location jobs that aren’t so complex, we can simply come in and take care of everything for you.
Selling computers in bulk doesn’t have to be a hassle with exIT, so just drop in a spreadsheet or give a ring and we’ll get the process started.
Sorry, but we only deal in wholesale.
If you have a single computer to sell, your best bet is probably just to list it online or trade it in to someone like Best Buy or Amazon.
Best of luck!
It depends on the specific setup.
Things like antminers, we typically are not interested in purchasing, but mining rigs that are primarily composed of GPUs that haven’t been overclocked too hard are certainly of interest.
If you aren’t sure, feel free to fill out a quote form with your mining rig’s card specs and we’ll get back to you soon.
The most common servers we purchase are the 14th and 13th generation Dell Poweredge servers, such as the Dell Poweredge R740 or the Dell Poweredge R730.
For a more complete list, see below:
If you already have an updated inventory list with server specs on it that would be ideal. Alternatively, if you can send us a picture of a tag from every model of server you have along with the quantity and a general idea of the components inside, that will be sufficient for a reasonable estimate. If you know the model numbers and can provide details on the components for every server, we can provide a very precise quote for your HP servers.
The resale value of supermicro servers is primarily based upon the residual value of three primary components: drives, RAM, and CPUs. The following is a full list of components and what determines their contribution to the value of your supermicro servers. Besides that:
To decommission a data center:
Server decommissioning is performed thusly:
Decommissioning in information technology is the process of retiring or shutting down IT equipment such as computers or servers. This process usually involves replacing the hardware with new units and then disposing of the old ones with strict methods to secure company data.
While it is impossible to predict the future, there are a few probable trends:
Put simply, data centers are proliferating because more people are gaining access to phones, computers, and other devices which rely on data centers. Additionally, as cameras, web applications, and other common technologies becomes more advanced, the amount of data that they produce also grows, which increases the demands on data centers.
Any person who accesses the internet, uses applications like google photos or icloud, or communicates through text messages and other telecom services.
You should scale out when your application(s) are not fast enough due to an insufficient number of virtual machines to handle workloads.
The Nvidia Quadro RTX 8000 goes for anywhere from $3000 to upwards of $5000 used, based on sold listings on eBay. Bulk sales and cards with lower condition will go for less per unit, however.
As of August 2020, the Titan RTX is selling for about $2000 for one unit, though less in wholesale.
The Nvidia RTX 2080 TI is currently selling used for around $1500; units bought in bulk will of course be sold for less.
Currently the Quadro RTX 6000 is selling for around $3000 used. The price is lower for bulk sales, of course.
To sell your used hard drives, you should ensure you fully delete your data, properly inventory and assess the condition of all your drives, find a buyer or seller platform, properly package up your hard drives, then complete your sale. We made a handy guide: how to sell your used hard drives with even more information. Or, the easiest option is just to fill out a quote form right here and we’ll take care of everything.
Common places to sell your hard drives include eBay, direct to seller, Amazon (used), reddit.com/r/hardwareswap, or ITAD company like us, exIT Technologies. If you’re here, you’re already at the right place to make selling your equipment easy and maximizing your value.
The best reason to sell your old hard drives is extra cash. Reducing failure risk of older drives and increasing performance with newer drives are a couple others. In our guide, how to sell your used hard drives, we cover this a little more in depth.
Desktop 500GB+, Laptop 250GB+, Server 300GB+, SATA, SAS, PCI-E, NVMe, SSD, & HDD. If you’re not sure if what you have is something we would buy, then just contact us on our chat below and we’d be glad to help. Here’s a guide on the different storage types, should you need a refresher.
Desktop 500GB+, Laptop 250GB+, Server 300GB+, SATA, SAS, PCI-E, NVMe, SSD, & HDD. If you’re not sure if what you have is something we would buy, then just contact us on our chat below and we’d be glad to help. Here’s a guide on the different storage types, should you need a refresher.
About $1,000 worth, or about 100 500GB Laptop drives, but you can combine it with memory or processors to hit the minimum.
Storage is the type (tree), and hard drives are the kind (Maple). Storage can be solid state drives, flash drives, RAID arrays, etc, they are all considered ‘storage’ as they all serve the purpose of holding data. Hard drives, describe a certain type of storage, namely data residing on spinning palladium disks read by a mechanical arm. We have a more in depth article comparing HHDs, SSD, and storage systems for more information.
Hard Disk Drives store data on solid platters that spin, SSDs are lighter with no moving parts and store data on chips. SSDs are also generally more reliable due to no moving parts, are significantly faster than HDDs, but have an increased purchase cost.
We are interested in every type of SSD, including those new, used, and even damaged from servers, desktops and laptops.
On the secondary market, the brand of the SSD is not typically as important as the density. Samsung, Intel, Dell, HPE, Seagate, etc. are all viable brands of SSD to sell. Regardless of whether you’re selling NVMe or SATA SSDs we will help you get top dollar for your drives.
By far the biggest factor in determining the value of a hard drive is its storage capacity. However, other factors that determine market value include:
We’re interested in new and used hard drives of all types, including those from servers, desktops and laptops. On the secondary market, Seagate and Western Digital tend to bring in the most consistent value. But no matter what brand of hard drive you’re looking to unload, from Toshiba to Hitachi and SanDisk, odds are we’ve worked with it before!
We are interested in every type of SSD, including those new, used, and even damaged ones taken from servers, desktops and laptops. We buy SSDs with density from as low as 100GB to several TBs. As long as there is sufficient quantity, we will purchase your used SSDs.
Typically when we’re valuating a lot of systems or a single system, the hard drives or solid state drives provide the majority of the value. Second-hand buyers have the most demand for systems that are already loaded and ready to use, so we may find it difficult to recover value from storage systems without any drives in them.
We realize that many of our clients have strict policies about any data leaving the data centers. For this reason, we will provide on site drive erasure, and our software is customized to make the process scalable and as far as we know the fastest in the industry. If for whatever reason you need your drives shredded, the majority of the systems’ value will be lost, but we can provide that service as well.
That depends on how old the drives are. Hard drives that are older than 5 years tend not to retain much value if any. We buy old hard drives that are newer than 5 years old. Simply let us know part numbers and condition and get you a purchase quote put together right away!
Depending on how old the drive is, you’ll either be looking at a portion of its initial value for newer drives, or scrap value for precious metals (which are insignificant if you don’t have a bulk quantity of old drives).
Some pawn shops will buy hard drives, though it is unlikely they will provide competitive pricing. For single drives, your best bet will be eBay, and for bulk hard drives you’ll want to reach out to an IT asset disposition company (ITAD) or a recycler if they’re older drives.
If you have wiped your solid state drive(s) correctly, then yes it is certainly safe to sell SSDs. Many manufacturers provide a drive erasure utility for their specific drives, but in most the built in partition management software on Windows is sufficient, or a software like killdisk.
If you have correctly wiped your hard drive, then no, your data is not recoverable. If you have simply deleted the files, or attempted to destroy the hard drive, or wiped it improperly, then it is quite possible the data could be recovered.
Yes, an SSD can be wiped fairly easily using Windows Console or KillDisk software, among others.
If you have any data on your SSD that you’d prefer others didn’t have access to, then yes it is important to wipe your solid state drives. This can be accomplished with built in Windows tools like the console, or a software like KillDisk.
If the magnet is powerful enough, then you can irreparably destroy the hard drive, though you shouldn’t assume that the data is irrecoverable.
You can fairly easily destroy the hard drive by taking a hammer to the platter, though you should definitely erase the data before doing so, or otherwise you have no way to truly prevent your sensitive data from being vulnerable.
We buy all types of HP equipment, including RAM, switches, firewalls, servers, processors and more.
The value of your HP equipment is determined by a variety of factors, including market demand and the overall condition of the hardware. Our team of experts will work with you to determine the optimal price for your equipment.
The best way to sell your used RAM will largely depend on what quantity you’re trying to sell. For bulk quantities, an IT asset disposition company like us will be your best bet.
If you have large quantities of RAM to sell, contact us or fill out a form below to get a quick cash offer.
For consumer quantities, eBay and reddit.com/r/hardwareswap are good options. Check sold listings on eBay to get a good idea for what your memory is going for. Make sure you ship the memory in tightly sealed memory trays and pack the boxes snugly. We’ve written a handy best place to sell RAM guide to help with this.
For gamers, 3000 MHz is more than sufficient, with anything above that being almost surely overkill.
For servers, compatibility limits your options anyways, but speed’s impact varies wildly depending on the use case. Consult your manufacturer or read through our guide on what speed of DDR4 to get.
DDR3 is the past generation of RAM, with DDR4 being the most recent. DDR4 reaches faster clock speeds, is more expensive, operates at lower voltages, has higher latency, and 288 pins to the 240 pins of DDR4.
When you sell memory inventory to us, the value of your hardware is determined by the following factors:
By brand, we buy Samsung, SK hynix, Micron, Dell, Corsair, Kingston, G.Skill, and others not listed.
We buy memory made for Cisco, Dell, Fujitsu, HPE, IBM, Lenovo, Supermicro, Quanta, and other systems.
We buy All DIMM types: LRDIMM, RDIMM, SODIMM, and UDIMM.
We buy DDR4-3200, DDR4-2933, DDR4-2666, DDR4-2400, DDR4-2133, DDR3-1866, DDR3-1600, DDR3-1333, and DDR3-1066.
By Capacity, we buy 128GB, 64GB, 32GB, 16GB, 12GB, and 8GB DDR3 and DDR4, though only in bul.
For windows systems, just right click the windows icon in the bottom left and then task manager. Click “more details”, then the “performance” tab, and then “memory.” You should see the speed, form factor, and types of memory you’ve got.
With servers, you can always simply pull the memory and then look at the model number labeled on the module.
If there is no label, you can use control panel –> system and security –> “view amount of RAM and processor speed” within Windows Server 2016 (should work on 2012 as well) to find the specs on the live system.
We can also just help you determine your hardware’s specs if you send us some pictures.
The specs for the v100 can be found at Nvidia’s page here. The Nvidia V100 has 16GB HBM2 memory and 16GB of PCIe memory, and the two are connected through a 4096-bit memory interface. The memory runs at 876 MHz and the GPU can be boosted up to 1380MHz.
The Nvidia v100 data sheet can be downloaded here. The Nvidia v100 has 640 tensor cores, provides 130 teraFLOPS, and 16GB of HMB2 memory along with 16GB of PCIe memory.
The Nvidia A100 with 108 SMs has roughly 2.5x the peak throughput of the Nvidia V100. Additionally, the A100, shows as much as a twenty fold increase over V100 performance in some workload benchmarks, as discussed on Nvidia’s blog.
The Tesla T4 runs anywhere from one quarter the performance of the V100 (in matrix multiplication) to just over 50% the performance (in max FLOPS) of the V100. Its performance is most respectable for molecular dynamics, where it exceeds the performance of the P100, but still falls short of the Nvidia V100.
The Nvidia V100 costs somewhere in the $8000 range as of August 2020 for a new GPU, while a used card could cost close to that or as low as a few thousand dollars less, depending on condition.
The Nvidia A100 has 54 billion transistors, 3,456 FP64 Cuda Cores, 6,912 FP32 Cuda Cores, 108 streaming multiprocessors, and a max effective TOPS of 2,496 with 624 max effective TFLOPS.
The Titan V is selling used for anything from $1300 all the way up to $5000, currently. The market will likely stabilize on the lower end soon.
The Titan XP is currently selling used for around $600 to $1500 on the upper end.
The Tesla T4 is currently selling used for around $1300, though less for bulk transactions.
The Quadro RTX 4000 sells currently for around $600 to $1000, depending on condition. Bulk sales will be priced lower per unit, however.
The Quadro P6000 sells for about $1500 pre-owned in ideal condition, with newer units worth slightly more, and bulk sales subject to discounted pricing.
The Nvidia Quadro P5000 is worth about $800-$900, with brand new units selling for slightly more, and units sold in bulk at a moderately lower price per unit.
You can sell your old servers directly to exIT Technologies, and you’ll receive your quote and payment quickly. We back our process with R2, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certifications, an excellent Trustpilot rating, and thousands of five-star reviews from our customers.
Yes! The market for used servers and other computer equipment is quite large. Previously owned technology finds homes everywhere from corporate data centers to nonprofit organizations. Let exIT Technologies find the buyers for you so you can concentrate on more strategic business tasks.
The best way to get rid of your old servers is to sell them. Our three-step process is easy — when you give us a list, we’ll give you a quote, and you’ll get paid. We also offer free on-site erasure, degaussing, and data destruction certificates for your security.
Yes! When renewal isn’t an option, exIT Technologies will pay for your used servers, erase them, and recycle them with a certified electronics recycling program. We’ll provide you with documentation each step of the way for your protection.
To sell networking products, there are a few options depending on how many networking products you have.
Here is a list of places you can sell network switches:
The first 3 are for only one or two switches – the 4th and 5th option are for if you want to sell several switches or more.
If you’d like to know what your switches are worth, just send us your details or attach your hardware list below.
Doing a search on google maps for computer stores and local recyclers may yield some results, but you don’t need to limit your search to local buyers.
Many companies across the country will pay for shipping, shipping insurance, and send you packaging materials so the process is easy.
If you don’t want to ship the hardware, you could always sell networking equipment with the “local pickup” setting on ebay, but in our experience this is rarely a good option.
If you want to know what your networking equipment is worth, fill out our form below and we’ll give you a free valuation and purchase quote.
We provide free custom packaging materials tailored to your HP equipment in order to protect it while being shipped.
We sell HP equipment all over the world. We have established trusted relationships with buyers in a variety of countries, so you can be sure to get the best return on your investment.
Once we have received and verified your HP equipment, payment will be processed almost instantly.
To sell your used CPUs, look for an ITAD company if you have a bulk quantity (more than a few processors). Otherwise, you can use reddit.com/r/hardware swap, eBay, Amazon Trade-In, or sell locally using Facebook groups or Craigslist.
Make sure you’ve got good pictures and accurate part information before you listing them online.
For a more in-depth explanation, we wrote a guide on why and how to sell cpus.
Depending on your quantity, the condition of the CPUs, and the kind of processors you have, the ideal buyer will vary. For scrap processors that are old and damaged, a precious metals reclamation company or recycler is going to be your best bet.
For a bulk quantity of working processors that are 5 years or newer, an IT Asset Disposition Company will help you liquidate them wholesale. If you only have a few or less processors, eBay, reddit.com/r/hardwareswap, Amazon Trade-in, or local options will bring a higher return.
To learn more you can read our cpu selling guide. If you do have a few or more CPUs, you can fill out a quote right at the bottom of this page and we’ll provide you a free valuation.
To sell GPUs, first you must determine what your GPUs are currently worth. You can check sold listings on eBay to see what buyers are currently willing to pay. If you have a smaller quantity of cards, you can go to reddit.com/r/minerswap or reddit.com/r/hardware swap.
Be sure to thoroughly investigate users, and if you’re selling using PayPal, always list the transaction as “goods and services,” not friends and family. You can also sell through Amazon Trade-in or eBay, though returns are lower.
For a more detailed response, check our where and how to sell graphics cards article, or to get a quote now, drop a line on our sell graphics cards page.
We buy most varieties of both AMD and Intel processors if they are aren’t more than a few years old. However, in particular we buy the following models most often:
Intel Xeon Processor E5 v4 Family
E5-2695 v4
E5-2690 v4
E5-2687W v4
E5-2680 v4
E5-2650 v4
E5-2630 v4
E5-2620 v4
E5-2609 v4
E5-1650 v4
E5-1620 v4
2nd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
Platinum 8256
Gold 6252
Gold 6248
Gold 6242
Gold 6240
Gold 6238
Gold 6234
Gold 6230
Gold 5220
Gold 5218
Silver 4216
Silver 4214
Silver 4210
Silver 4208
Bronze 3204
Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
Platinum 8180
Platinum 8170
Platinum 8164
Platinum 8160
Gold 6152
Gold 6148
Gold 6142
Gold 6140
Gold 6138
Gold 6134
Gold 6130
Gold 6128
Gold 5122
Gold 5120
Silver 4116
Silver 4114
Silver 4112
Silver 4110
Silver 4108
Bronze 3106
Bronze 3104
AMD Epyc 2nd Gen
7702
7702P
7642
7552
7542
7502
7502P
7452
7402
7402P
7352
7302
7302P
7282
7272
7262
7252
7232P
7F72
7F52
7F32
7H12
We purchase the following: Intel Xeon E3 V6, Xeon E5 V4s, Xeon E5 V3s, Xeon E5 V2s, Xeon E7- 4870, Xeon e7 8870, Intel xeon E7 V2, Intel Xeon E7 V3, Intel Xeon e7 V4, Intel Xeon scalable bronze 3104, Intel Xeon scalable bronze 3106, Intel Xeon Scalable Silver 4110, Intel Xeon scalable silver 4114,
Intel Xeon scalable silver 4116,
Intel Xeon scalable gold 5120,
Intel Xeon scalable gold 6142,
Intel Xeon scalable gold 6140,
Intel Xeon scalable gold 6152,
Intel Xeon scalable gold 6154,
Intel Xeon scalable platinum 8180,
Intel Xeon scalable platinum 8164,
Intel Xeon scalable platinum 8160,
Intel Xeon scalable platinum 8165,
Depending on how far you pushed the hardware, they may be undesirable for remarketing.
If you know specifically how your graphics cards were run or you can run comprehensive testing on them we can give you a definite answer.
We would also be happy to ship them in on consignment if you aren’t sure and we can make a determination at that point to either ship them back to you or pay you for them.
Specifically in terms of a virtual machine in vSphere, to remove from inventory simply means to deregister the VM without touching its data stores. However, if you delete the VM, you will not only remove the VM from inventory but you will also delete all of its related data.
More generally in terms of IT equipment, when you remove something from inventory, you are simply deleting a record within your own personal inventory log. On the other hand, if you delete something from disk, you are actually deleting the physical information that is stored on a data device. Put more simply, inventory is usually referenced or viewed by the company employees, whereas data on the disk is usually for end users, applications, or data needed for computer operations.
The procedure varies depending on the server and on which management software you are using, but before you decommission any virtual machine, you’ll want to transfer any data or workloads that you need if they would be affected. Afterwards: With an ESXi server host machine:
With a Cloud Foundation Product host
With a vCenter Server, or VCSA
For more information, visit https://communities.vmware.com/thread/473242
Occasionally, the option to delete an unregistered VM is unavailable, usually when the datastore is deleted before the VM is. In this case:
The procedure varies depending on the server and on which management software you are using, but before you decommission any virtual machine, you’ll want to transfer any data or workloads that you need if they would be affected. Afterwards: With an ESXi server host machine:
With a Cloud Foundation Product host
3:40
With a vCenter Server, or VCSA
For more information, visit https://communities.vmware.com/thread/473242
Asset decommissioning is the process of removing from use and then repurposing, reselling, or disposing of an asset to optimize the total asset cost of ownership once the asset reaches its end of life.
No. Nvidia merely depends on ASUS to meet their manufacturing needs. ASUS manufactures the GPUs that Nvidia designs, as would be designated by an ASUS Geforce, for example.
It depends on what you’re looking for. While you may be able to find a better deal on AMD GPUs sometimes, Nvidia is certainly miles ahead in the enterprise GPU market, and also leads in the consumer market, though AMD and Nvidia are comparable for most consumer applications.
AMD has managed to succeed as a competitor against Intel, so it’s certainly not unfeasible for them to come out ahead in the GPU wars. That being said, GPUs continue to grow more heavily entwined with machine learning applications, and Nvidia’s R & D department has accomplished great things in that realm. It’s hard to say if the ML application side of things will shift how GPU hardware is developed, but Nvidia is well positioned in that sense.
No, but a massive chunk of Nvidia’s sales growth has come from the Chinese market, and subsequently Nvidia shareholders are beholden to China in a sense. If China wants something from Nvidia that wouldn’t lose them massive sales in other areas, Nvidia will likely do it.
Virtually every single major cloud company and artificial intelligence company uses Nvidia, as they have the lead in terms of enterprise grade GPU technology. Examples include Google, Amazon, Facebook, and even Tesla.
Yes, the Intel Xe GPU is set to be announced this month in August. Details are scant. Find more details here.
The cost of GPUs has increased partially because of an increased demand for DRAM, but also due to the increase in the R & D expenses it requires to fabricate new GPU systems. For example, Nvidia spent 2.8 billion dollars on R&D in the most recent fiscal year.
The simplest way to test your GPU is to run a benchmark software. One of the most popular benchmarking softwares is 3DMark, which can be downloaded on steam at a cost. You can also use the free Heaven Benchmark if you do not wish to pay anything to test your GPU(s).
A GPU can die for a number of reasons. The earliest reason a GPU will die is faulty manufacturing, where components of the circuit board are loose or the integrity of the circuitboard is already compromised. You can cause a GPU to die earlier by overclocking it in excess of its tolerance levels, which puts strain on the system. The GPU can also be damaged during installation if static is allowed to build up and is transferred to the card. Finally, if the GPU you installed is incompatible with other components, that can cause damage to the GPU, though often it simply won’t work to begin with.
Yes, you can gradually wear out a GPU, causing its performance to decrease. The electrolytic capacitors on a board can dry out more quickly if your GPU heats up excessively during operation. Additionally, electromigration, where electrons move around the metal atoms, can create gaps in conductors, eventually causing failure. With that said, most GPUs don’t significantly degrade in performance over their typical lifespan.
For HPC applications, the expansive quantity of cores on GPUs allows for generally much faster parallel processing than is possible with CPUs. As a result, GPU server architectures are ubiquitous for HPC applications like AI and 3D modeling in physics or biology.
If you have wiped your solid state drive(s) correctly, then yes it is certainly safe to sell SSDs. Many manufacturers provide a drive erasure utility for their specific drives, but in most the built in partition management software on Windows is sufficient, or a software like killdisk.
We sell Cisco equipment all over the world. We have established trusted relationships with buyers in a variety of countries, so you can be sure to get the best return on your investment.
Once we have received and verified your Cisco equipment, payment will be processed almost instantly.
The value of your Cisco equipment is determined by a variety of factors, including market demand and the overall condition of the hardware. Our team of experts will work with you to determine the optimal price for your equipment.
We buy all types of Cisco equipment, including routers, switches, firewalls, servers, processors and more.
To sell your used Dell equipment, simply fill out the form on this page. We will provide you with free custom packaging materials tailored to your specific Dell equipment needs.
When purchasing Dell equipment, we like to stick to a minimum of $1000 in product value. If you are unsure of the value of your Dell equipment, get in touch with us today for a free quote!
We provide free custom packaging materials tailored to your Dell equipment in order to protect it while being shipped.
We sell Dell equipment all over the world. We have established trusted relationships with buyers in a variety of countries, so you can be sure to get the best return on your investment.
Once we have received and verified your Dell equipment, payment will be processed almost instantly.
The value of your Dell equipment is determined by a variety of factors, including market demand and the overall condition of the hardware. Our team of experts will work with you to determine the optimal price for your equipment.
We buy all types of Dell equipment, including RAM, switches, firewalls, servers, processors and more.
To sell your used HP equipment, simply fill out the form on this page. We will provide you with free custom packaging materials tailored to your specific HP equipment needs.
When purchasing HP equipment, we like to stick to a minimum of $1000 in product value. If you are unsure of the value of your HP equipment, get in touch with us today for a free quote!
We provide free custom packaging materials tailored to your Cisco equipment in order to protect it while being shipped.
In the modern data center, technology advances at breakneck speed. Because of such rapid advances, when and how to sell old computers, servers, CPUs becomes more and more complicated.
The good news is that for every data center that removes a server from active use to replace it with a newer model, there are hundreds of other businesses for whom that retired server might be a perfect fit.
All IT resources should be seen as a corporate asset, even when they are planned to be replaced with something bigger, faster, and newer. Selling used computers can offer a valuable revenue source, as long as the company chooses the most effective method for completing the transaction.
Where a company chooses to sell used computers is just as important.
A few selling options can include:
For value, it’s less about the brand of server than it is about the model number and the specs of the components. For example, a barebones Dell poweredge r740 without any components in the chassis is actually less valuable than an HPE dl380 proliant gen9.
When you sell graphics card inventory to us, the value of your GPUS is determined by the following factors: Age, condition, packaging, number of cores, rendering capabilities, graphics memory density and memory type, and bandwidth.
We’re interested in new and used graphics card inventory and GPUs of all types, including: Nvidia Graphics Cards, AMD Graphics Cards, MSI Graphics Cards, XFX Graphics Cards, PNY, Saphire, EVGA, and even cryptocurrency mining rigs.
Where to sell used IT equipment really depends on exactly how much IT equipment and what type of IT equipment.
When dealing with very small quantities of consumer items like single hard drives, 1 or 2 sticks of ram, used laptop, etc. then direct selling on sites like eBay, Reddit hardware swap, or Facebook marketplace will likely be your best option.
If you’re selling enterprise-grade IT equipment or large quantities of consumer product, you probably want to source an IT Asset Disposition company like us. Just fill out our get an offer form below with exactly how much of what you have, and we’ll be in touch asap to give you a fair market cash price for your equipment.
If you’re selling enterprise-grade IT equipment or large quantities of consumer product, you probably want to source an IT Asset Disposition company like us. Just fill out our get an offer form below with exactly how much of what you have, and we’ll be in touch asap to give you a fair market cash price for your equipment.
If you’d like to learn more, check out this how-to guide on best places to sell used IT equipment here.
Nope! At ExIT, we’re interested in purchasing old, used, and damaged servers in bulk your company might have in storage. Even those that are no longer active in your network. Get value back from that equipment that’s simply collecting dust!
In general, we focus primarily on switches, routers, and HBAs. While technically we would be happy to provide a quote on any types of networking equipment, in practice certain types are less viable than others. Firewalls for example can be a hassle in terms of licensing.
For starters, we are R2 certified. This means that all of our processes are 3rd party audited to ensure that we meet certain data security and environmental standards. We’ve also been in business for over two decades as a family owned company, and we have never had a single situation with a data leak or any client have issues regarding their data security. If government institutions and fortune 500 companies can trust us with their data, you can too.
Don’t worry, we can help you figure out what IT equipment you have. It’s extremely with large lots as in data centers to have inaccurate hardware maps anyways.
If you take a picture of the equipment labels, barcodes, model numbers, etc., or even just a picture of the equipment itself, we can easily determine what you’re working with.
With servers, brand names of the server chassis are less important than the actual components in the systems themselves.
You may need to open up your systems and figure out how homogenous the systems are.
For example, with storage systems, how many of them have the same number of drives?
For example, with storage systems, how many of them have the same number of drives?
Does every server have the same amount of RAM?
In that case you can just send us the specs for one or two and we can generalize to the whole lot.
From there we’ll provide you with a purchase offer.
In the worst-case scenario, we can always take the equipment in on consignment and determine what you’ve got at our facilities, but this shouldn’t be necessary.
Don’t worry, we can help you figure out what IT equipment you have. It’s extremely with large lots as in data centers to have inaccurate hardware maps anyways.
If you take a picture of the equipment labels, barcodes, model numbers, etc., or even just a picture of the equipment itself, we can easily determine what you’re working with.
With servers, brand names of the server chassis are less important than the actual components in the systems themselves.
You may need to open up your systems and figure out how homogenous the systems are.
For example, with storage systems, how many of them have the same number of drives?
For example, with storage systems, how many of them have the same number of drives?
Does every server have the same amount of RAM?
In that case you can just send us the specs for one or two and we can generalize to the whole lot.
From there we’ll provide you with a purchase offer.
In the worst-case scenario, we can always take the equipment in on consignment and determine what you’ve got at our facilities, but this shouldn’t be necessary.
We Primarily purchase HP Proliant Gen 10s, Gen 9s, and Gen 8s. We also buy Apollo servers, Integrity servers, and HPE storage systems such as 3PAR BladeSystems, and gateway systems. For a more complete list, see below:
Proliant Gen 10s
ProLiant ML350 Gen10,
ProLiant DL360 Gen10,
ProLiant DL380 Gen10,
ProLiant DL560 Gen10,
ProLiant BL460c Gen10,
ProLiant DL580 Gen10,
ProLiant BL460c Gen10
Proliant Gen 9s
ProLiant BL660c Gen9,
ProLiant BL460c Gen9-cg,
ProLiant DL380 Gen9-cg,
ProLiant ML10 Gen9,
ProLiant ML30 Gen9,
ProLiant ML110 Gen9,
ProLiant ML150 Gen9,
ProLiant DL20 Gen9,
ProLiant DL60 Gen9,
ProLiant DL80 Gen9,
ProLiant DL120 Gen9,
ProLiant DL160 Gen9,
ProLiant DL180 Gen9,
ProLiant ML350 Gen9,
ProLiant DL360 Gen9,
ProLiant DL560 Gen9,
ProLiant DL380 Gen9,
ProLiant XL260a Gen9 Server,
ProLiant XL230a Gen9 Server,
ProLiant XL250a Gen9 Server,
ProLiant DL580 Gen9
Proliant Gen 8s
ProLiant ML310e Gen8 v2,
ProLiant ML350e Gen8,
ProLiant ML350p Gen8,
ProLiant DL320e Gen8 v2,
ProLiant DL360e Gen8,
ProLiant DL380e Gen8,
ProLiant DL360p Gen8,
ProLiant DL380p Gen8,
ProLiant DL560 Gen8,
ProLiant DL580 Gen8,
ProLiant DL385p Gen8
If you are decommissioning infrastructure along with your arrays/ storage systems, we are fully equipped to assist with that process as well. Whether you’ve got a few HVACs or a massive liquid cooling set-up, we’ve got you covered.
The short answer would be that anything older than generation 8 Proliants is probably not something we would make an offer on. Even Generation 8 Proliants would be decided case by case. In terms of the deciding factors, servers’ components are what determine most of their value, so a large quantity of servers with fully loaded top of the line components may still be something we could help you with.
We buy all of the following equipment and many more not listed:
ProLiant ML10 Gen9
ProLiant ML30 Gen9
ProLiant ML110 Gen9
ProLiant ML110 Gen10
ProLiant ML150 Gen9
ProLiant DL20 Gen9
ProLiant DL60 Gen9
ProLiant DL80 Gen9
ProLiant DL120 Gen9
ProLiant DL160 Gen9
ProLiant DL180 Gen9
ProLiant ML350 Gen9
ProLiant ML350 Gen10
ProLiant DL360 Gen9
ProLiant DL360 Gen10
ProLiant DL380 Gen9
ProLiant DL380 Gen10
ProLiant DL385p Gen8
ProLiant DL560 Gen9
ProLiant DL560 Gen10
ProLiant DL580 Gen9
ProLiant DL580 Gen10
ProLiant BL460c Gen10
ProLiant WS460c Gen9
ProLiant BL660c Gen9
ProLiant BL460c Gen9-cg
ProLiant DL380 Gen9-cg
BladeSystem c3000 Platinum Enclosure
BladeSystem c7000 Platinum Enclosure
ProLiant XL260a Gen9 Server
ProLiant XL230a Gen9 Server
ProLiant XL250a Gen9 Server
Integrity BL860c i6/i4
Integrity BL870c i6/i4
Integrity BL890c i6/i4
D2220sb Storage Blade
StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Storage Blade
Integrity MC990 X Server
Integrity rx2800 i6/i4
Integrity Superdome 2–8s
Integrity Superdome 2–16s
Integrity Superdome 2–32s
Integrity NS3 DC X2
Integrity NS7 CG X2
Integrity NB56000c-cg
ProLiant Apollo XL170r: Gen9 1U node
ProLiant Apollo XL190r: Gen9 2U node
Apollo 4200 Gen9 LFF Server
Apollo 4200 Gen9 SFF Server
Apollo 4530 System
Apollo 4520 System
Apollo 4510 System
StoreEasy 1450 Storage
StoreEasy 1550 Storage
StoreEasy 1650 Storage
StoreEasy 1650 Expanded Storag
StoreEasy 1850 Storage
StoreEasy 3850 Gateway
StoreEasy 3850 Gateway Blade
Integrity NonStop X NS3 X2 system
Integrity NonStop X NS7 X2 system
Integrity NonStop i NS2300 system
Integrity NonStop i NS2400 system
Integrity NonStop i BladeSystem NB56000c system
XA730i Gen10 Server
XA780i Gen10 Server
XA760i Server
D3610 (Gen10)
D3710 (Gen10)
D6020
MSA 1050
MSA 2050/2052
HPE XP7 Storage
HPE 3PAR 8200
HPE 3PAR 8400
HPE 3PAR 8440
HPE 3PAR 8450
HPE 3PAR 9450
HPE 3PAR 20450
HPE 3PAR 20800
HPE 3PAR 20840
HPE 3PAR 20850
StoreOnce 3100
StoreOnce 3520
StoreOnce 3540
StoreOnce 5100
StoreOnce 5500
StoreOnce 6600
HPE Integrity Superdome X
ProLiant ML10 v2
ProLiant ML310e Gen8 v2
ProLiant ML350e Gen8
ProLiant ML350p Gen8
ProLiant DL320e Gen8 v2
ProLiant DL360e Gen8
ProLiant DL380e Gen8
ProLiant DL360p Gen8
ProLiant DL380p Gen8
ProLiant DL560 Gen8
ProLiant DL580 Gen8
PowerEdge R940
PowerEdge R740xd
PowerEdge R740
PowerEdge R640
PowerEdge R540
PowerEdge R440
PowerEdge T640
PowerEdge T440
PowerEdge FX2
PowerEdge FC640
PowerEdge M640
PowerEdge C6420
PowerEdge R930
PowerEdge R830
PowerEdge R730xd
PowerEdge R730
PowerEdge R630
PowerEdge R530
PowerEdge R430
PowerEdge R420xr Rugged Server
PowerEdge R330
PowerEdge R230
PowerEdge T630
PowerEdge T430
PowerEdge T330
PowerEdge T130
PowerEdge FC830
PowerEdge FC630
PowerEdge FC430
PowerEdge FM120x4
PowerEdge FD332
PowerEdge VRTX
PowerEdge M1000e
PowerEdge M830
PowerEdge M630
PowerEdge C6320
PowerEdge C4130
PowerEdge R820
PowerEdge R720
PowerEdge R720xd
PowerEdge R620
PowerEdge R520
PowerEdge R420
PowerEdge R320
PowerEdge T620
PowerEdge T420
PowerEdge T320
PowerEdge M820
PowerEdge M620
PowerEdge M520
PowerEdge M420
PowerEdge C6220
PowerEdge C8000 Chassis
PowerEdge C8220
PowerEdge C8220X
PowerEdge C8000XD
PowerEdge R910
PowerEdge R815
PowerEdge R810
PowerEdge R715
PowerEdge R710
PowerEdge R610
PowerEdge R515
PowerEdge R510
PowerEdge R415
PowerEdge R410
PowerEdge R310
PowerEdge R210 II
PowerEdge T710
PowerEdge T610
PowerEdge T410
PowerEdge T310
PowerEdge T110 II
PowerEdge M915
PowerEdge M910
PowerEdge M710HD
PowerEdge M610x
PowerEdge M710
PowerEdge M610
PowerEdge C1100
PowerEdge C2100
PowerEdge C410x
PowerEdge C6100
PowerEdge C6145
PowerEdge C5000 Chassis
PowerEdge C5220
PowerEdge C6105
Dell Storage SC9000
Dell Storage SC4020
Dell Storage SC7020
Dell Storage SC5020
Dell Storage SCv2000
Dell Storage SCv3000
Dell Storage SC7020F
Dell Storage SC5020F
Dell Storage PS6610
QuantaGrid D51BP-1U
QuantaGrid D51PS-1U
QuantaGrid D51PC-1U
QuantaGrid Q72D-2U
QuantaGrid D52BQ-2U
STRATOS S215-X22KQ
QuantaGrid Q71L-4U
QSSC-S4R
STRATOS S810-X52LR
QuantaPlex S41T-2U
QuantaPlex T42D-2U (4-Node)
QuantaPlex T42SP-2U (4-Node)
QuantaGrid D52B-1U
STRATOS S200-X22TQ
QuantaGrid D52BV-2U
STRATOS S210-X2A2J
QuantaGrid D51B-1U
QuantaGrid S31A-1U
QuantaGrid D51B-2U
STRATOS S400-X44E
QuantaPlex T21SR-2U
STRATOS S210-X22RQ
QuantaGrid D52G-4U
QuantaGrid D51BV-2U
QuantaPlex T42S-2U (4-Node)
QuantaPlex T41S-2U (4-Node)
QuantaPlex T41SP-2U (4-Node)
STRATOS S810-X52L (4-Node)
QuantaMicro X10E-9N
STRATOS S910-X31E (9-Node)
STRATOS S910-X31B (9-Node)
STRATOS S900-X31A
QuantaVault JB4242
QuantaVault JB4602
MESOS M4600H
MESOS M4240H
MESOS CB220 (Value)
MESOS CB220 (Performance)
QuantaGrid D52T-1ULH
QuantaGrid D51PL-4U
QuantaPlex T21P-4U
QuantaGrid SD1Q-1ULH
QuantaGrid D51PH-1ULH
Rackgo X Big Sur
Rackgo X Leopard Cave
Rackgo X Yosemite Valley
F06D
F06A
S1M
F03A
F03C
JBR
JBFA
X700
X500
X300
MC510 Compute Blade
MS100 Storage Blade
Rackgo X-RSD Leopard Snow
Rackgo X-RSD Knoxville
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The Tesla P100 GPU runs upwards of $3000 retail, though used GPUs and GPUs purchased in bulk will cost less than that figure.
The Tesla P100 is a predecessor to the V100, with considerably less FLOPS and other features which reflect its older age and lower cost.
The tesla P40 costs around $3500 used, per sold listings on eBay at time of writing 8-3-2020, though bulk orders and orders with varying condition will have different costs.
The Tesla T4 is anywhere from 3x to 36x faster than the Tesla P4, depending on what operations you need it to perform. More information can be found on Nvidia’s website. Both have been succeeded by the Vesla A100 and V100.
The Tesla M10 goes for anything from $1000-$1500 used per sold eBay units, though bulk orders or orders with worse conditions will go for less per unit.
The Tesla M60 goes for anything from $1000-$1500 used per sold eBay units, though bulk orders or orders with worse conditions will go for less per unit.
The Tesla P4 is currently selling for around $1000 to $1200 used. New units will sell for more, while bulk sales will be less per unit.
The Nvidia Quadro RTX 5000 sells for about $1300 to $1800 used. New units sell for more, while bulk sales are a lower price per unit.
The Nvidia Quadro GV100 GPU sells for anywhere between $3000 and $5000, with $5000 being the upper end for a single unit in ideal condition, and $3000 being the lower end. Bulk sales of course are subject to lower pricing.
The Nvidia Quadro P4000 sells for roughly $500 depending on quantity and condition.
The GeForce RTX 2080 Super sells for about $600 to $800 dollars, depending on condition and quantity. Bulk sales will go for lower.
Below are some options for where to sell network equipment online:
To sell networking equipment, you’ll need to follow these steps:
Below are some options for where to sell network equipment online:
exIT Technologies buys all varieties of old cisco equipment:
Submit a quote below to get a fair purchase offer – we’ll cover shipping or remove the surplus equipment for you ourselves for larger deals.
Depending on how old your cisco equipment is, you can do one of 3 things:
If the equipment is older than 4 years old, chances are it does not have enough value to be resold.
To sell your used Cisco equipment, simply fill out the form on this page. We will provide you with free custom packaging materials tailored to your specific Cisco equipment needs.
When purchasing Cisco equipment, we like to stick to a minimum of $1000 in product value. If you are unsure of the value of your Cisco equipment, get in touch with us today for a free quote!
Our ITAD experts are at the ready to answer questions and quote your next project.
We buy IT equipment, send a list to get a cash offer
exIT Technologies is a 25 year R2 certified IT Asset Recovery company located at 2254 Trade Center Way in Naples, FL. Easily sell servers, storage, networking, processors, memory, and hard drives. We ship, process, wipe, and send a check with an itemized report. Call, chat, e-mail any of our dedicated reps anytime for a next business day solution.
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