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    Large rackmount server breakdown

    Just got a load of older large rackmount servers. These are some of the larger rackmount units that I have seen, much bigger than a 4U or 5U. Some of them weighed nearly a 100 lbs each.
    I did a detailed breakdown on a few, just to see the exact scrap value per unit, how I did and FYI. I paid $25 each for 18 units, I did come out pretty good. Yesterday took the steel to the yard, from the 18 servers plus had a little more it was almost 1400 lbs!

    Dell poweredge 6300:

    RAM 1.6 lbs $24.00
    CPU's (PIII Xeon's) 0.8 lbs $12.00
    Aluminum 6 lbs $3.60
    Power supplies 18 lbs $5.40
    High grade boards 7 lbs $28.00
    Iron 56 lbs $3.64
    Wire (mix of #2 and #3) 2.4 lbs $1.80
    Fans 1.6 lbs $0.24
    TOTAL: $78.68


    Dell poweredge 4300:

    RAM + CPU's 0.5 lbs $7.50
    Aluminum 1 lb $0.60
    Power supplies 20 lbs $6.00
    High grade boards 5.6 lbs $22.40
    Iron 47 lbs $3.05
    Wire (mix of #2 and #3) 2.4 lbs $1.80
    Fans 2.5 lbs $0.38
    TOTAL: $41.73


    OLD HP server (not sure what model#):
    RAM + CPU's 1.0 lbs $15.00
    Aluminum 2 lbs $1.20
    Power supplies 25 lbs $7.50
    High grade boards 7.6 lbs $30.40
    Iron 60 lbs $3.90
    Wire (mix of #2 and #3) 3 lbs $2.25
    Fans 3 lbs $0.45
    TOTAL: $60.70

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    Last edited by aurum; 11-04-2012 at 03:03 PM.

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