Product category
Components
Memory, processors, graphics and accelerator cards, system boards and power supplies — the parts that routinely outlive the machines they were installed in.
What this category covers
Included in components
- Memory modules (DDR3, DDR4, DDR5, registered and unbuffered)
- Server and desktop processors
- Graphics and accelerator cards
- Motherboards and system boards
- Power supply units
- Expansion cards, HBAs and network cards
This list is a starting point. TAR also considers additional IT and electronic equipment outside the categories shown on this site — if you are unsure, ask.
Components questions
Does TAR buy loose, unsorted components?
Yes. Mixed component lots are bought regularly. Sorting by type increases value if you are able to do it, but it is not a requirement.
Are pulled parts from failed machines worth selling?
Often, yes. Memory, processors and power supplies frequently survive the failure of the system around them, and are among the most reusable parts in IT hardware.
What about GPUs and accelerator cards?
Bought. Describe the models and quantities; demand and value vary considerably across generations and markets.
Other categories
More of what TAR handles
Servers
Rack servers, tower servers and enterprise hardware — bought in bulk from decommissions, refreshes and surplus stock, …
Computing
Business laptops, desktops, workstations, mini PCs and all-in-ones — the highest-volume category in IT asset renewal, …
Storage
Hard disk drives, solid state drives, storage arrays and NAS equipment — handled as a segregated stream from the momen…
Suppliers
Have components to move?
Send a rough list with quantities and condition. TAR will tell you which lines are commercially interesting.
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