PC memory Grade B (with Aluminum Cover) scrap price
PC memory Grade B (with Aluminum Cover) Introduction
This is memory inserted into a PC motherboard. It is treated as scrap and its operation is not an issue.
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Updated: 2026-03-06 08:00
Today's scrap price for this material
21.00 CAD / lb
This price applies to materials delivered to our Delta, BC, Canada yard.
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PC memory Grade B (with Aluminum Cover) Buying Conditions
- This is memory inserted into a PC motherboard. It is treated as scrap and its operation is not an issue.
- We will purchase even small quantities.
- Desktop (server) or laptop use is acceptable.
- SIMM and later (SIMM, SDR, RIMM, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4).
- Items without surface-mounted memory (those without DRAM, CRIMM) will not be considered memory (free pickup).
- The purpose is to extract "rare metals" such as gold (Au) and silver (Ag). However, since rare metals are present in very small amounts, the weight increase due to exposure to water is not negligible. Therefore, exposure to water will result in a deduction, so be sure to "dry thoroughly" if the item gets wet.
- Items with sideways IC chips or extremely few chips may not be purchased as memory.
- Items with aluminum covers will be purchased as PC Memory B. We recommend removing covers that are too large or made of a different material, as they will not be accepted as memory. Sideways chips and silver-plated terminals (sockets) also fall into this category.
- Damage is not allowed. Items that are cut or shattered will not be accepted as memory, but will be treated as individual circuit boards.
FAQ
- 1. What is today’s price for PC memory Grade B (with Aluminum Cover)?
- As of 2026-03-06 08:00, Ohata Shoji Canada Inc, (Delta, BC, Canada) is purchasing PC memory Grade B (with Aluminum Cover) as scrap metal at 21.00 (CAD/lb). We provide competitive scrap metal prices in Delta, Surrey, Richmond, and across the Greater Vancouver area.
- 2. How is PC memory scrap priced?
- It depends, PC Memory Grade B is treated as scrap memory with aluminum covers and pricing is based on inspection where water exposure causes a deduction and items with sideways IC chips or very few chips are not purchased as memory, so the scrap is downgraded or not accepted after inspection.
- 3. What is scrap RAM price?
- It depends, PC Memory Grade B scrap RAM is valued by weight and category rather than operation, and aluminum-covered items, water exposure, or chip layout affect classification, so the scrap is priced accordingly or reclassified during inspection.
- 4. Are aluminum-covered memory modules accepted as scrap memory?
- Yes, PC Memory Grade B accepts memory with aluminum covers when the covers are appropriate, but oversized or different-material covers and silver-plated terminals fall into this category and damaged items are excluded, so the scrap is handled under the PC Memory B category or reclassified after inspection.
- 5. Is damaged or cut memory with aluminum covers accepted?
- No, PC Memory Grade B does not allow damage, and cut or shattered memory is not accepted as memory and is treated as individual circuit boards, so the scrap is reclassified during inspection.
