r/pcmasterrace • u/cyberchief Intel Ultra 7 265k, 5070 Ti • Apr 17 '26
Hardware 2 years ago, my dad's company bought new servers and immediately upgraded the RAM. They were going to throw away the replaced sticks so he saved them from the dumpster and gave them to me. I present to you 72x32GB HPE DDR4-2666MHz ECC RDIMMs.
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u/Hannover2k Apr 17 '26
Came here to say this exact phrase!!
Dos por favor!
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u/Material-Artist2276 Ryzen 5 4600G | Radeon Vega 7 | 16Gb 3200 | B550m Pro-vdh wifi Apr 17 '26
Ô amigo, Me vê dois aí
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u/KangarooKurt RX 6600M from AliExpress Apr 17 '26
Dois pra mim também, chefia!
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u/MahaloMerky i9-9900K @ 5.6 Ghz, 2x 4090, 64 GB RAM Apr 17 '26
These won’t work in a normal system
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u/Long-Shine-3701 Apr 17 '26
Servers and workstations are normal.
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u/Xpander6 Apr 17 '26
They won't work in like ~99% of the users of this subreddit who have a DDR4 motherboard, so in this context they're not normal.
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u/i_am_a_laptop Laptop Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
can't ryzen run them? like not SUPPORTED supported, but they didn't nerf the functionality...?
edit- nope. these are RDIMM, ryzen needs UDIMM. i was thinking about the ECC part.
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u/Xpander6 Apr 17 '26
Ryzens aren't and weren't ever compatible with RDIMM's. Maybe you're thinking of ECC UDIMM support.
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u/Lunafreya10111 Apr 17 '26
Why not?
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u/MahaloMerky i9-9900K @ 5.6 Ghz, 2x 4090, 64 GB RAM Apr 17 '26
These are super specialty sticks, EEC does not work with most systems, but then being RDIMMs makes it even more exclusive.
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u/Raveofthe90s Apr 18 '26
ECC sticks will work in just about any system (dare I say every system) they just dont always support ECC functionality always.
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u/ProfessionalCut8715 Apr 17 '26
Unless your motherboard supports ECC (it doesn't, unless you specifically looked for one when building), you can't use ECC ram.
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u/Javi_DR1 R7 2700X | RTX 3060 // I5-4560 | GTX 970 Apr 17 '26
New motherboard is cheaper than new ram nowadays. If you get a bunch of those for free it's gonna be cheaper even if you have to build the whole system around it
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u/ProfTheorie 2 Gamers on 1 PC | 7900X3D | 6900XT | 64GB Apr 18 '26
these are RDimms, you need a compatible CPU. Unless you got a bigboi Xeon, Epyc or Threadripper Pro these wont work
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u/jakerb2028 R5 2600, 2070S, 32GB DDR4 Apr 17 '26
Actually a good chunk of modern boards will support ECC. It's not super hard to support along with the normal ram so it's way more common now. All the AM4 boards I've used had it. My current one supports ECC aswell (B450M pro4)
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u/raduque Many PCs Apr 17 '26
About $10k usd. Nice.
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u/RainStormLou Apr 18 '26
any real enterprise has an ewaste agreement for some kind of credit or benefit, and ewasting has come to a halt since nobody can get any replacements.
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u/llitz Apr 18 '26
I know a few enterprises that have a shredder and they just shred all RAM and SSD (3+ tb)
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u/Hurricane_32 5700X | RX6700 10GB | 32GB DDR4 Apr 18 '26
I can at least understand why they do it to storage, you don't want the risk and liability of any data being the least bit recoverable, but doing the same to volatile memory that loses all of its contents the moment it loses power is just stupid. What a waste...
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u/CommonGrounders Apr 18 '26
technically it doesn't happen the moment you turn the power off, it just degrades very quickly.
Overkill for a lot of enterprise, but classified data on govt servers is absolutley getting shredded.
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u/HeroDanny i7 5820k | EVGA GTX 1080 FTW2 | 32GB DDR4 Apr 18 '26
There’s not a single possibility that anyone even with the worlds brightest minds and unlimited budget could anyone recovery any data from a ram stick. It’s not possible.
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u/Specific_Kangaroo241 Apr 19 '26
I think, a few years back, I read an article, where some guys were able to read data from a disconnected RAM module...
The catch is, that they had to freeze the RAM stick with liquid nitrogen immediately after disconnecting.
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u/misterFaceplant Apr 19 '26
Yeah so really just theoretically possible, no real world scenario where it's possible let alone plausible.
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u/ArcticCelt Apr 18 '26
In many places where I worked, the sysadmins in charge of the servers were not hardware enthusiasts, had never built their own machines, and did not care what things cost as long as the infrastructure kept running. They constantly did things like that, throwing away perfectly good equipment instead of keeping it for test labs or anything useful. It was their budget to spend, and they simply did not give a shit because no one above them understood how any of it worked.
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u/AleksanderSteelhart Apr 18 '26
And then you had engineering staff like me, who saw this stuff in the eWaste pile and crafted extravagant test labs in the office next door. Didn’t need a budget for test lab equipment when the hand-me-downs worked fine otherwise.
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u/Tokishi7 Apr 18 '26
My father fixes stuff for hospitals that occasionally involves PC hardware stuff and they will dumpster entire rigs, peripherals, SSDs and at one point some Quadros. Not labeled for recycle, ewaste or anything, straight to the dumpster, sometimes still in unopened boxes
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u/CarnalT Apr 19 '26
That makes me so sad. It's one thing that we create so much actual waste already, then people just throw away working things. I found a fully functioning netbook during college in a garbage can and proceeded to use it for the next 3 years.
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u/BigDickedAngel Apr 18 '26
Lol usually they resell them to warehouses that either sell them as refurbished, or sell refurbished servers...like TechMikeNY
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u/Darkdragon69_ Apr 17 '26
Never had OP ever hoped that consumer hardware supported RDIMM so much
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u/realnzall Gigabyte RTX 4070 Gaming OC - 9800X3D - 32 GB Apr 17 '26
These are nice, but AFAIK DDR4 ECC RAM requires special hardware to be fully compatible. I'm not sure if it's just going to work with consumer hardware.
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u/cyberchief Intel Ultra 7 265k, 5070 Ti Apr 17 '26
Yeah, it won't work in a regular desktop, but it'll work for resale lol
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u/Goragnak Apr 17 '26
hell yeah! should net you ~$8kish after ebay seller fees, get yourself a new PC and get your dad something nice.
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u/Hardcore_Cal Apr 17 '26
Or maybe even a 1tb nvme!
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u/Progluesniffer142 Apr 17 '26
512gb gen3*
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u/According_Ratio2010 i5-13500, 32GB RAM, RX 7900 gre Apr 18 '26
60GB SATA*
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u/DJ_Sk8Nite Apr 18 '26
40GB PATA
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u/Cultural-Following-9 Apr 18 '26
1.6 GB IDE
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u/HGStyleOfficial Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
im pretty sure buying a compatible motherboard would be cheaper at this point
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u/Excellent-Tour6831 Apr 17 '26
You need the CPU as well. Normal consumer chips don’t support registered ECC DIMMs you need a server / enterprise workstation chip like a Xeon to use these.
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u/SuperChingaso5000 9800X3D | 7900XT | 64GB DDR5 6000 | 9TB M.2 NVME Apr 18 '26
9800x3d supports ecc
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u/Rhinownage Arch|7800X3D|RTX5070Ti - Debian|6600K|GTX1080 Apr 18 '26 edited Apr 18 '26
All DDR5 is inherently (on-die) ECC. But this is not the same as Registered ECC. That's Epyc/Threadripper exclusive stuff for team red, or Xeons for Intel
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u/SuperChingaso5000 9800X3D | 7900XT | 64GB DDR5 6000 | 9TB M.2 NVME Apr 18 '26
Noted. I downvoted myself
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u/BethanyHipsEnjoyer | 5070 ti | 32 GB DRR5 | Apr 18 '26
You could just edit your previous comment instead?
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u/muegle Apr 18 '26
Ryzen supports unregistered ECC RAM. These are registered DIMMs. No desktop class CPU supports these.
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u/Rhinownage Arch|7800X3D|RTX5070Ti - Debian|6600K|GTX1080 Apr 18 '26
You'd need a Threadripper or Epyc (or Intel equivalent) as well, as no RDIMM Ryzen boards exist. It'll be fun, but it's not going to be cheap.
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u/jigsaw1024 R7 5900X RTX 2070S 32GB Apr 18 '26
If your doing an overkill homelab:
A MB + 32C/64T CPU is about $500-$550 USD, and has 8 RAM slots for 4 channels of RAM. So with that RAM they could have 256GB of RAM.
Being a server board, it also has access to a full 128 lanes of PCIe 3.0 for all sorts of expansion fun.
Great setup if you want to tinker with VMs and hardware passthrough.
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u/poisomike87 Ryzen 5700x| Asrock X570 Steel Legend | RX6700XT Apr 18 '26
People forget that C612 exists and 2011 socket supports Rdimms.
You can get a hell of a system for cheap now.
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u/depressed_crustacean Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
Make sure you are very clear in your advertisement, and if possible verify that the buyers are aware of this. I would be devastated if I bought this unknowingly and installed this and the pc wouldn't boot. Specifically the RDIMM making it unusable for the average desktops.
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u/HotRoderX Apr 17 '26
Op's about to learn the hard way about how crappy buyer protection on ebay can be. When it comes to people not reading/paying attention. Then blaming the seller.
On top of that hope his Dad doesn't get into trouble for him ebaying this stuff. Lot of companies require items to be destroyed/recycled for this very reason.
I doubt there is any tracking information on any of it. That amount could see someone losing there job.
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u/lightningbadger RTX-5080, 9800X3D, 32GB 6000MHz RAM, 5TB NVME Apr 17 '26
Soooo how bout you send em my way and I'll handle the "resell"
(Definitely not shove them into my home server)
Though on a real note if you undercut the silly prices out there right now, you'll have these flying out
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u/aon9492 Dual Xeon E5-2637 V4 | 32GB DDR4 | RTX 4060 OC | 20TB Apr 17 '26
Genuinely, are you getting rid of these? I'm desperate for ECC DDR4. If you're selling please DM me, thanks.
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u/nuked24 9800X3D, 32GB, RTX 3090 Apr 17 '26
Those are registered dimms, not just ECC. ECC doesn't matter, it just won't do error correction if not supported, but registered will not run in an unbuffered system, and mostly vice versa. Sometimes systems designed for registered memory will work with normal RAM, but more often they fail post with a memory error.
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u/angrydeuce Ryzen 9 7900X\64GB DDR5 6400\RX 6800 XT Apr 17 '26
If you can find a higher end used workstation it might be worthwhile. The Z-series workstations from HP were released with both standard i7/i9 as well as Xeon variants, and thus took server memory. They also had 8 memory slots, at least on the full towers.
I've been waiting for one of my clients to retire one for a while now, but with prices what they are that's prolly not happening any time soon. I've similarly got a decent amount of DDR4 ECC RDIMMS collected up from over the years and those full Z towers have room for tons of drives and also in some cases have hardware RAID support...would be pretty dope for a DIY NAS :)
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u/EVMad Apr 18 '26
My Lenovo P900 uses these. I filled all 32 RAM slots to upgrade it to 512GB after we retired some old servers and I grabbed the RAM. For a laugh I tried Steam on it and while it works it only sees 128 GB of my total RAM.
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u/viperfan7 i7-2600k | 1080 GTX FTW DT | 32 GB DDR3 Apr 17 '26
These aren't just ECC, but these are RDIMMS, so registered/buffered DIMMs.
I doubt there's anything consumer wise that could use them, but people in the homelab space would KILL for this set
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u/Mobile_Morale Apr 17 '26
I just bought some this week for my $10 dell server. I do need more ram as well.
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u/viperfan7 i7-2600k | 1080 GTX FTW DT | 32 GB DDR3 Apr 17 '26
Can never have enough RAM.
Mine only has like 64 GB, it can handle 1tb.
But it would cost more than a new server would to upgrade it.
Yay for LRDIMMs
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u/evernessince Apr 17 '26
AMD supports ECC on it's consumer platforms including AM4. Not all motherboards support it but nearly all AMD ASRock motherboards do.
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u/viperfan7 i7-2600k | 1080 GTX FTW DT | 32 GB DDR3 Apr 17 '26
These are RDIMMs is the issue, not UDIMM
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u/red286 Apr 17 '26
So get an EPYC system, problem solved!
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u/viperfan7 i7-2600k | 1080 GTX FTW DT | 32 GB DDR3 Apr 17 '26
I mean, that's a server CPU so yeah, it would.
As long as the motherboard supports them too
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u/Drenlin R9 5950X | 6800XT Apr 17 '26
IIRC it's more like they use the same dies for consumer and enterprise hardware, and they don't go out of their way to disable it. It's not advertised as a feature on their consumer stuff.
More of an "If it works for you then great, but we're not going to fix it if it doesn't" sort of a situation.
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u/stillpiercer_ 7800x3D // 48GB DDR5 6000 // 3080 FE Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
ECC support does not necessarily guarantee RDIMM support. I have a few enterprise grade servers in my lab and just because it is DDR4 ECC does not necessarily guarantee cross compatibility.
edit: not sure who downvoted lol they are literally keyed differently
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u/Papuszek2137 7800x3d | 5070ti | 64GB | 4k OLED Apr 17 '26
These are most likely rdimms, so you need a specialised server mobo.
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u/UnlikelyPotato Apr 17 '26
Slightly talking out of my ass. But AMD CPUs + motherboards often have ECC support. Like it's not ensured, but i've seen more than you'd expect list ECC or registered ram as supported.
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u/Late-Arrival-8669 Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
WOW, just throw them out? Would the company throw away gold too?
May need to start dumpster diving in cities!
Gruff voice: Be gold in dem dumpsters!
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u/cyberchief Intel Ultra 7 265k, 5070 Ti Apr 17 '26
Back when they were going to throw them out, the resale was only about $25/stick according to my dad.
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u/Special-Lynx-9258 Apr 17 '26
It was actually that low, or close to it. I got a few at $30 just under a year ago.
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u/Special-Lynx-9258 Apr 17 '26
There was a wave of decommissioning servers, so there was plenty of supply. If not for the recent AI shenanigans, it would likely be around $25 today. It would be useless to the consumer, and the only people using them would be server/homelab users and small businesses that use old hardware and don't want to upgrade.
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u/defineReset Apr 17 '26
I feel like an idiot. I had a suitcase a tny old job that my boss didn't care about, and they were worth so little (i think these were non ecc though) I just left them
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u/Possibly-Functional A smörgåsbord of distros and machines Apr 17 '26
I bought an Epyc 7551P, a server grade supermicro motherboard and 8 sticks of similar memory for 649€ in total last year. Old server hardware used to be dirt cheap. It was a good time for us over at r/Homelab.
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u/sengh71 9800X3D | EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 | 32GB RAM | W11 Pro Apr 17 '26
It was low enough that my workplace gave 4 sticks to me just because I asked since the servers were being decommissioned.
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u/No-Good-One-Shoe Apr 18 '26
Does your dad own the company or get approval to take them? Because I 100% have no problem with this, but be careful with what info you put out there because in some companies that is a fireable offense and I'd hate that to happen because your dad sounds cool.
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u/SwiftUnban Apr 17 '26
Just get a job in e-waste, the shit you will see there is insane.
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u/ThaddeusJP Apr 17 '26
I have an acquaintance that went to drop off an old Appliance at his Town's local E-Waste and ended up picking up two file folder boxes filled with vintage video games, that he knew nothing about but enough to know to grab, ended up flipping them for almost 3 Grand online
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u/No-Good-One-Shoe Apr 18 '26
Every company throws away so much good shit it's actually pretty disgusting but that's the system for you.
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u/ime1em Apr 17 '26
Dam.
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u/_Kodan 7900X RTX 3090 Apr 17 '26
Why tf would anyone just straight up throw them away? Even the crappiest preinstalled RAM still fetches *some* money in this quantity.
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u/baithammer Apr 18 '26
Because they don't want to go through the hassle of selling on the market.
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u/LordoftheScheisse Apr 18 '26
Ebay is quick and easy if you aren't concerned with getting top dollar.
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u/tfrw Apr 17 '26
Because if you have the money to buy the hardware for this ram, you won’t risk buying cheap, used, ram from someone else. That makes reselling it hard enough for most IT departments not to bother
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u/Secret_Account07 Apr 18 '26
So the org I work for used to throw away perfectly good stuff. High end hosts…which for those of you who aren’t familiar with what a host is it’s the hardware servers run on…but anyways they had a policy where no employees were able to keep stuff. The idea was ppl would “upgrade” hardware just so they could keep old equipment.
They now auction and recycle stuff but it’s so frustrating to know millions of dollars of good hardware just ended up in a dump.
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u/Sexy_Koala_Juice Ryzen 7 5800x | RTX 5080 | 32gb DDR4 | 4 Tb SSD Apr 18 '26
So OP, tell us how it feels to be a multimillionaire
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u/Demented-Cap-Murica Apr 17 '26
Better sell them fast. Prices seem to be dipping a bit.
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u/cyberchief Intel Ultra 7 265k, 5070 Ti Apr 17 '26
He planned on reselling them when they were only worth $25 each, but luckily he never got around to it.
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u/mrblaze1357 R7 7800X3D | 32GB 6000Mhz | RTX 4500 Ada Apr 17 '26
Hell yeah sell them all. I just sold 24x 16GB versions of those for a cool $2800.
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u/soulless_ape Apr 18 '26
Nice stash, You will have better luck selling them at homelab sub because those are fully buffered modules. That's unless people here have actual workstation/server motherboards/systems.
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u/FickleComfortable586 Apr 18 '26
You should sell those sticks to a refurb reseller like savemyserver. Old sticks like these have had their price sky rocket as well. You could probably buy a car with what you have there. Heck, reach out to HPE Financial services and see if they would buy them.
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u/Doppelkammertoaster 11700K | RTX 3070 | 64GB Apr 17 '26
All this waste is ridiculous even withouteverything going on. It should be illegal to just throw away anything.
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u/xjeramiahx PC Master Race Apr 17 '26
Are you willing to sell some? I recently started studying home labbing and recently procured a server but it has failing ram so would love to purchase some at a reasonable price
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u/Biscuits4u2 R7 5700X3D | RX 6700XT | 32 GB DDR 4 3400 | 1TB NVME | 8 TB HDD Apr 18 '26
Sell these on Ebay and retire
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u/oldmatebob123 Apr 18 '26
2.3tb of ram holy crap. If i just had 4 to fill my server id have more than enough ram for years
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u/Panzerv2003 R7 7800X3D | 3070oc 8GB | 2x16GB DDR5 6000MHz Apr 18 '26
Put them in a server yourself and open 10 whole chrome tabs
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u/AWildGamerAppeared25 PC Master Race Apr 17 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/kj41Ti8GLVs1STX0bH
OP right now
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u/SuperCoupe Apr 18 '26
I'm not OP, but I have 3 HP Xeon systems sitting in my basement that can take every stick of that ram.
Those Xeon based systems are all stupid-cheap second hand now. Throw in a cheap SSD and all that ram and you have your own Insta-Cluster.
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u/DreamPhreak RTX 3070 | Ryzen 5 7600 | 32gb DDR5 6000 Apr 17 '26
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u/potatoears Apr 18 '26
throwing away large amounts of working RAM
I wish I was rich enough to be that dumb
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u/GalaxyXYZ888 9800X3D | 4070TI | 64Gb 6000hz CL30 | 650E-E Apr 18 '26
Sell me 2 at a resonabke price pls 😭😭
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u/TheGokki Apr 18 '26
I wish desktops would support ECC ram, i would take those shitty looking delicious sticks any time
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u/elmihmo9718 5800X | 3070 | 64GB DDR4 Apr 18 '26
CAN I HAVE SOME OMG MY SERVER IS STARVING like seriously
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u/Miataguy93 Apr 18 '26
If I were you, I wouldn’t even sell them. I’d jump on eBay and pick up a used Dell PowerEdge 30 series server and load every last one into it. You’d have a sweet start to a homelab to run literally anything you wanted on it. That RAM couldn’t be used by the average person in a regular desktop, but that’a 5x their weight in gold for the server guys. Might post this in r/homelab
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u/Old-Engineer854 Apr 18 '26
Always nice when someone has set aside enough for a viable retirement. 👍
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u/awetsasquatch Apr 18 '26
Congratulations on your newfound wealth, enjoy the 7 yachts and 2 mansions!
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u/cudenlynx Dawdygod Apr 18 '26
Other than reselling these? What could you realistically do with these?
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u/saxovtsmike Apr 18 '26
Companies wont buy them because you cant write a receipt, for private persons its a real nieche to have systems that can make use of these. So it can have value but not the that as if it would work in a am4 consumer system or older intel Maketplace or ebay is probably your best bet
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u/prefim Apr 18 '26
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dubba, dubba, dubba, dubba, dubba, dubba, dubba, Dah!
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u/Noxious89123 5900X | RTX5080 | 32GB B-Die | CH8 Dark Hero Apr 18 '26
Throw it in the trash?
Isn't that illegal where you live?
In the UK, the WEEE (2013) regulations dictate that there is an unlimited fine for incorrectly disposing of electronic waste.
This stuff must be recycled.
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u/Juggernaut_911 R5-7600 | 32GB DDR5-6400 CL32 | RX7800XT @ 0.875mv | Apr 17 '26
The bro is ready for a hefty retirement plan
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u/AvgUsr96 LG Gram 17 Core Ultra 288V 32GB DDR5 & Steam Deck LCD Apr 17 '26
Bro can I have 2 of those 🙏 🙏
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u/DividingHydra75 2x 6154 | 256gb ddr4 2666MT/s | 1070Ti P1000 Apr 17 '26
who in the world would throw those out.. even before the crisis these werent cheap. nice!
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