Buying · CPUs

Sell CPUs

Removed desktop and server processors: with model name and quantity we review your lot properly.

Even lightweight CPUs follow the same rule when shipping from the UK to Switzerland: accept the offer first, then agree export paperwork and shipping method in writing.

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What we need for a review

  • Model name or S-Spec
  • Socket and generation
  • Quantity per model
  • Origin: desktop or server
  • Pin or contact damage

What you can offer

  • Intel Core and Xeon
  • AMD Ryzen, Threadripper and EPYC
  • Removed lots
  • Untested CPUs marked as such

Before handover

  • Pack in trays or anti-static bags
  • Do not touch pins and contacts
  • Clean off thermal paste carefully

The buyer is Ferry Telecom AG in Switzerland. Offers are individual and in pounds sterling; transport and customs formalities are agreed in writing before anything is shipped.

We do not publish prices. Every offer is individual and non-binding.

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Frequently asked questions

Where do I find the model name?

On the CPU heat spreader; a sharp photo is enough.

Can I offer untested CPUs?

Yes, mark them as untested.

Is there a minimum quantity?

Single units and lots can both be offered.