Materials We Buy
- Intel and AMD server processors
- Desktop and laptop CPU lots
- Ceramic and legacy processors
- Server ECC memory and DIMMs
- Laptop SO-DIMMs
- Integrated circuits and mixed chips
Equipment Value & Cash Offers
Working processors and memory should be identified by part number before being grouped with scrap. For memory, include capacity and module type. For CPUs, provide the model markings and known condition. A reusable enterprise component may have a different market from a mixed material lot, and condition must be represented accurately.
Brands & model information
Samsung, Micron, SK hynix, Kingston, Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, Seagate, Western Digital, Kioxia and Toshiba are among the brands we review. Acceptance and purchase value depend on the actual model, condition and lot.
Part numbers, capacities and quantities help us evaluate component lots. Drives and other storage media need an agreed data-handling plan. Browse all brand categories
Getting Your Materials Ready
- Group matching part numbers and count each group.
- Protect reusable CPU contacts and memory modules during staging.
- Keep untested parts separate from confirmed working inventory.
Should I cut the gold contacts off RAM?
Keep modules intact for review. Cutting destroys reuse potential and changes the material category. Photograph the modules and ask how the accepted lot should be prepared.
Do you pay cash for electronics?
We make cash purchase offers on qualifying equipment and material. Value depends on the type, quantity, condition and pickup requirements. The quote confirms payment terms and any service costs before you commit.
Do you come to our location?
Yes. We arrange pickup throughout California. Send your city, equipment list, photos and access details so we can confirm the scope and scheduling.