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I was going to recommend the ones I got a few years ago thinking they would have seriously dropped in price, but nope! They're the same price now as when I bought them years ago! o_O

I could use this if you still have it.

Or done on purpose to serve another purpose...

Not true anymore, lol. 5 bidders now. STH Effect? Me thinks so!

Price? Payment method? https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/required-action-read-before-viewing-and-or-posting.4/

I hear you. Hence why having one of the local recyclers come get it and give you 20 cents/gb would be some cash for you considering the amount of GB you have.

Must be nice when $1-2k is "some". :p

$19,865 of ram for sale--holy cow the insanity is hitting new levels. o_O

DDR3 was under 20 cents/GB and now is far more than that. Whoever is getting this stuff from you surely will be reselling it. At even just a $1/GB, it's over a $1k usd of stuff. If you want to give it away that's fine, but know that someone will be profiteering off of it.

You do realize that this stuff is worth at least $1k usd and up to $2k depending on where you sell it, right? :oops:

In SF the city itself or Bay Area?

Where in AL?

I have a nice retirement resort for them if you're looking. :)

Card's not really lost either as that Optiplex just got a 3.2Gb drive, lol.

That was a solid price on 64GB DDR3 RDIMMs. I kinda gave up on having any and I already had plenty of 32GB modules. I've seen DDR3 far higher than it has been in recent years, so those 64GB modules will be at least 2-3x what you original paid.

Customs auction so fakes?

Yep! Those are even more crazy! 64GB modules are really out there now. o_O Now that's some serious gouging money for sure! 10x modules at 60/ea would have been 600, and now the same modules are worth 6000, that's 7400 in profit on an initial investment that's a fraction of it. It's almost...

Interesting. CLT is a major American Airlines hub for those that travel. ;)

Good to know. Back in the day these would go for $20/ea because they're the largest DDR3 ECC UDIMM available. Everyone with a Dell R210 II needed them to max out the memory on those.