Memory Buy-Back

Sell Your DDR4 & DDR5 Memory

Turn surplus RAM into cash. We buy DDR5 and DDR4 server, desktop and laptop memory from businesses, resellers and data centres across the UK - priced per module rather than weighed as scrap, with free insured collection and payment as soon as your modules arrive and test.

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Minutes

Typical valuation turnaround

Free

Nationwide insured collection

Same-day

Payment once your modules arrive and test

By the stick

Priced per module, never as scrap weight

What We Buy

If it holds data, we'll buy it.

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Server & ECC Memory

DDR5 and DDR4 RDIMM, LRDIMM and ECC UDIMM from 16GB to 256GB. Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron, plus HPE, Dell and Lenovo OEM modules.

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Desktop Memory

DDR5 and DDR4 UDIMM from Corsair, G.Skill, Kingston, Crucial, Team Group and Patriot - matched kits or loose sticks.

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Laptop Memory

DDR5 and DDR4 SODIMM, typically from business laptop refreshes. Small quantities are fine if you have a batch.

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Mixed & Unsorted Lots

Whole trays, anti-static tubes, or memory still seated in the servers it came out of. We will sort it and price it properly.

The Process

Sell your memory in four steps - from quote to payment.

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Refurbished IT and telecoms equipment

Send Us the Part Numbers

The part number on the label tells us everything - capacity, speed, rank and generation. A photo of one label per type is plenty.

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Professional IT asset recovery and recycling service

Free Collection

Nationwide insured pick-up, or drop them to our Harlow warehouse if you are nearby.

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Technician testing a memory module on a workshop test bench

Tested Module by Module

Every stick is tested individually, not sampled. You get a count of what passed and what did not.

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Reviewing IT asset recovery paperwork

Payment

Bank transfer once testing is complete. The price we quote is the price we pay.

Sell Your DDR4 & DDR5 Memory

Tell us what you have and we will come back with a free, no-obligation valuation. The part number on the module label is the single most useful thing you can send us - one photo per type is enough. Mixed and unsorted lots are welcome; we will do the sorting.

  • Free Valuation
  • No Obligation Quote
  • Nationwide Collection
  • Same-Day Payment
  • Mixed & Unsorted Lots Welcome
  1. 1 Your Details
  2. 2 Equipment
  3. 3 Details
  4. 4 Uploads
  5. 5 Final

Your Details

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About Your Equipment

Select everything that applies and add any details you have. The more we know, the more accurate your valuation.

What are you looking to sell?

Additional Information

A few quick questions to help us prepare the right service for you.

Is the equipment currently in use?
Has the equipment been data wiped?
Do you require certified data destruction?
Do you require collection?
Where is the equipment located?

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Share photos, a spreadsheet, an asset list or a PDF inventory if you have one. This is optional but helps us price accurately.

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    Final Questions

    Almost done. Anything you add here helps us tailor your quote.

    When are you looking to sell?
    One of our specialists will review your modules and contact you with a no-obligation valuation.

    FAQs

    Selling memory - common questions

    The part number printed on the module label. It encodes capacity, speed, rank and generation, which is everything we need - a single photo per module type is usually enough. If the labels have come off, send a photo of the sticks themselves and we will identify them from the chip layout.

    Usually, yes, and often by a wide margin. Registered and load-reduced ECC modules used in servers carry far higher capacities and sell into a steadier market than consumer sticks. A tray of 64GB RDIMMs is worth considerably more than the same number of 8GB desktop modules, so it is always worth separating the two if you can.

    Yes, and you do not need to sort them first. Tubes, trays and loose modules are all fine - we sort, identify and test on arrival, then price each type individually rather than averaging the lot down to its weakest module.

    Yes. If you are clearing servers you do not need to pull the modules yourself - leave them seated and we will handle the strip-down. For a full rack or room, our data centre decommissioning service covers the whole project including de-racking and certified data destruction.

    We do, though values are much lower than DDR4 and DDR5. DDR3 ECC still has a working market in legacy server estates, so it is worth sending rather than scrapping. If a batch genuinely has no resale value we will recycle it under WEEE regulations at no cost to you.

    No. The figure we quote is the figure we pay, provided the modules arrive as described. If a batch tests materially differently we will call and talk it through before anything changes - and you can have it back at our cost if you would rather not proceed.

    Module by module, not by sampling a tray and assuming the rest match. Each stick is tested for faults and confirmed at its rated capacity and speed. You get a straight count of what passed, what failed, and what we are paying for.

    No questions match your search.

    Not sure what your modules are worth?

    Send us a photo of one label per type - we will identify them and come back with an offer.

    Ask the team