Sell DDR4 & DDR5 server memory.
Paid by PayPal.
RDIMM, LRDIMM, UDIMM or SODIMM — by the tray or the pallet. Photograph the label, tell us how many, and a real person emails a written offer within 24 hours. Paid upfront by PayPal before you ship, or cash at a local pickup.
Three steps.
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Snap & send
Photo of the label and how many. Two minutes.
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Offer in 24 hours
A written price by email. No obligation.
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Get paid
PayPal upfront before you ship, or cash at a local pickup.
What we look for on a memory stick.
What to photograph on a memory stick
Every server DIMM carries a white or silver label with the manufacturer part number — the string that identifies the stick completely. On a Samsung module it starts with M393 (RDIMM), M386 (LRDIMM) or M378 (UDIMM); on SK Hynix it starts with HMA or HMC; on Micron with MTA. One clear, straight-on photo of that label is all we need to price the stick, because the part number already encodes capacity, speed, rank and voltage.
If the label is scuffed, photograph the other side too: the PCB usually has a second sticker with the same code, and the speed grade is printed on the chips themselves. Server OEM labels (Dell, HPE, Lenovo, Cisco) sit on top of the manufacturer label and carry their own part number — photograph both if you can, but the manufacturer code is the one that sets the price.
What drives the price of used server RAM
Capacity and generation matter most: 32GB and 64GB DDR4 RDIMMs at 2666, 2933 and 3200 MT/s are the bulk of what data centers still buy, so they hold value best. DDR5 RDIMMs (4800 and 5600) are the highest per-stick prices we pay today. 8GB and 16GB DDR4 sticks and all DDR3 move in volume at lower unit prices — worth selling in lots rather than one at a time.
Rank and class change the number too. A 2Rx4 RDIMM fits more servers than a 4Rx4 LRDIMM at the same capacity, so it usually prices higher; SODIMM and desktop UDIMM sit below both. Matching kits — 8, 16 or 24 identical sticks pulled from one host — earn a small premium because a buyer can populate a server without mixing lots.
M393A4K40CB2-CVFSamsung 32GB DDR4-2933 2Rx4 RDIMMM393A8G40AB2-CWESamsung 64GB DDR4-3200 2Rx4 RDIMMHMA84GR7CJR4N-WMSK Hynix 32GB DDR4-2933 2Rx4 RDIMMMTA36ASF4G72PZ-2G9Micron 32GB DDR4-2933 2Rx4 RDIMMM321R4GA3BB6-CQKSamsung 32GB DDR5-4800 1Rx4 RDIMM
How to pack memory for shipping
Anti-static bags are ideal but not required; the original plastic trays or a layer of bubble wrap around each bundle of sticks is fine. Keep sticks from rubbing edge-to-edge and fill the box so nothing shifts. A USPS Priority medium flat-rate box holds about forty DIMMs. For large lots we can arrange freight, or hand it over at a local pickup.
Rather hand it over in person?
Meet us in one of these cities and get paid in cash on the spot.
Frequently asked
Do you buy DDR3 or desktop memory?
Yes. DDR3 ECC and DDR4/DDR5 desktop UDIMM and laptop SODIMM are worth less per stick than server RDIMMs, so they make more sense in lots of ten or more. We price them the same way — by part number and count.
Do I need to test the RAM first?
No. Tell us what you know (pulled from a working host, untested, or known bad) in the notes. Sticks that fail our test are priced separately or returned at our cost — you will never be paid less than the offer without an itemised reason.
Can I buy parts from you?
No — we only buy. ram4cash.com is for selling your bulk RAM, SSDs, and CPUs to us.
I have a large lot. What's fastest?
Message us on WhatsApp with a list or a few photos. We'll quote the whole lot, usually same day.
How do you price my parts?
By part number and quantity, against this week's market. You get a line-item offer by email, valid 10 business days. No obligation.
When do I get paid?
Two ways: PayPal Goods & Services upfront as soon as you accept (ship within 2 business days), or cash on the spot at a local pickup. We cover the PayPal fee.
Do I pay for shipping?
Yes. For large lots we can arrange freight or a cash pickup in one of our 7 cities.
What if something doesn't match?
We tell you what differs and send a revised price before paying. Decline and we ship it back at our cost.
Is the data on my SSDs wiped?
Yes — every drive is NIST 800-88 wiped or shredded. Certificate on request.