The capital’s hardware skews newer and denser than the rest of the country. Docklands and the City run finance and trading estates on high-capacity RDIMM, the Slough and Park Royal corridors hold a large share of UK colocation, and the Shoreditch and King’s Cross tech cluster gets through workstations quickly. If you are stripping a rack, the 64GB and 128GB modules are usually worth more than the chassis they came in.
We do not send a van — you post the modules and we pay once they are tested, which keeps our rates higher than buyers who price collection into the offer.
Where London memory tends to come from
- The City & Docklands — trading floors and finance server rooms
- Slough, Hayes & the M4 corridor — colocation and hosting decommissions
- Shoreditch, Old Street & King’s Cross — tech workstation refreshes
- Park Royal & Wembley — data centre and media storage
- Croydon, Stratford & the outer boroughs — corporate office clearances
What we buy
- Server RAM — DDR4 and DDR5 RDIMM / LRDIMM, 8GB to 128GB. See the full rate list by speed.
- Desktop & laptop memory — UDIMM and SODIMM, DDR4 and DDR5.
- Bulk and business lots — refreshes, refurbisher stock and decommissions. See selling in bulk.
How it works
- Build your list in the instant calculator — pick the capacity and the speed printed on the label.
- Submit it and we email your order reference and our address. Minimum order is 10 modules.
- Post the modules to us at your own cost, with the reference on the parcel.
- We test on arrival and pay by bank transfer, usually within 48 hours of delivery.
Not sure what you have? Photograph the labels and send them over — identifying RAM takes two minutes once you know where to look.
Selling RAM in London?
Send your list on WhatsApp or by email and we’ll confirm the figures against your exact modules.