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Whether you’re a business looking to recover value from retired assets or an individual hunting for affordable tech, our guides and insights help you make smarter decisions in the IT resale market.

Category: CPU

Selling GPUs and CPUs at the Workstation
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Dakodah

Where Should You Sell CPUs and GPUs?

The best place to sell CPUs and GPUs depends on what you have, how many units you need to move, how fast you want to get paid, and whether the hardware came from business systems. Individual sellers may use public marketplaces. Businesses, data centers, schools, and enterprises usually get better results from a specialized IT equipment buyer that can quote bulk lots, handle logistics, and document the transaction. CPUs and GPUs can hold strong resale value, especially when they are

How to Recycle CPUs: Sell First, Then Recycle Safely

The Brain of the Computer (and What to Do When It’s Retired) It’s the brain of every machine, handling calculations, processing commands, helping convert data into information, and keeping everything running in smooth coordination. But when a computer finally reaches its end-of-life, what happens to its CPU? Most of the time, this mighty component is overlooked, tossed out with other elements, or stored away with old devices gathering dust. Such oversight is part of a larger problem. The United States

Ryzen CPU
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Alex

Ryzen CPU: Powering Modern Enterprises

Unlock high performance with AMD Ryzen CPUs. From data centers to enterprises, Ryzen offers power, efficiency, and scalability for diverse workloads.

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Steven

CPUs, GPUs, and TPUs – What’s the Difference?

In the heart of every computer lies a complex ecosystem of processing units. But amidst the jargon and acronyms, understanding the different roles these units play can feel like deciphering hieroglyphics. Fear not, intrepid tech explorers! This blog unravels the mysteries of the CPU, GPU, and TPU, revealing their distinct functions and harmonious interdependency. The Mastermind CPU: Imagine the CPU as the central command center of your computer. It’s the conductor of the processing orchestra, juggling tasks like: The Graphics

Macro CPU Chip on Reflective Surface
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Alex

What is the Best Server Processor for Your Needs?

There’s no single best server processor. The right one depends on your workload. Pick high clock speeds and fewer cores for databases and per-core licensed software, more cores for virtualization and containers, and strong memory bandwidth for analytics and AI. In 2026, the main choices are AMD EPYC, Intel Xeon 6, and Arm-based chips. And whatever you buy, it should come with a plan for the processors it replaces. Looking to sell the ones you’re replacing? Start with our used

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Steven

The Secret Behind Radiation Hardened IT Equipment in Space

The Secret Behind Radiation Hardened IT Equipment in Space From 1961- 1975, during the worldwide space race and when the United States was making history with successful moon landings, technology at the time was booming. However, the Apollo 11 computer had a processor which ran at 0.043 MHz; meaning the iPhone in your pocket has over 100,000 times the processing power of the computer that landed man on the moon! More than 50 years later, its no secret that technology has developed into something

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Steven

Intel vs AMD – The Best CPU

AMD vs Intel CPUs Performance, security, and everything else you need to know about which CPU is right for you. AMD vs Intel CPUs, which is the best CPU for you? Technology buffs have been debating this for years. Intel, has by tradition, had the advantage, but AMD’s Ryzen processors are shaking up the market. We’ve put together a quick snippet to help you decide which is right for you. Mainly focused on the pros and cons of each, and

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Steven

How To Sell Used CPU’s

When your IT department decides it’s time to upgrade the infrastructure, you may want to consider selling the system’s CPUs. The CPUS or Central Processing Units, are one of the most valuable parts of a server or computer. We’ve put together a list of questions to ask in order to help you sell your CPUs. What makes the most sense for you or your business is going to depend on a number of different aspects. If you already know what

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