Sell Memory

How to sell your used RAM?

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.

What’s your [exIT Technologies] purchasing minimum for used IT?

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!

What is DDR3 VS DDR4 RAM?

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.

How can I protect my IT equipment in transit?

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.

Where to sell used IT equipment

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'd like to learn more, check out this how-to guide on best places to sell used IT equipment here.

What determines the value of my memory?

When you sell memory inventory to us, the value of your hardware is determined by the following factors:

• Age
• Condition
• Packaging
• Generation
• Density (space in GB)
• DDR3/DDR4 Speed.

What Kinds of Memory Do You Buy?

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 bulk

How can I figure out what memory I’ve got?

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.