Servers. Convince me.

Pick up a load or computers yesterday and also got 13 servers. 7 of the 13 servers are Xeon units and the rest Pentium 3. I"m thinking part out the Xeon's and scrap the Pentium 3's. From what I am told they all should work unless they are labeled for parts and that was only 2 of the Pentium 3 units. Here's What the labels read someone convince me to part them out VS scrap them. I looked on eBay and found a bunch of Buy it now listings but that doesn't tell me what I can auction them for. I don't want to sit on this stuff for the next 6 months.

(2) Dell Poweredge 1750
2 x 2.4 Xeon CPU
3 x 36 GB SCSI

(1) Poweredge 1750
2 x 2.8 Xeon CPU
3 x 36GB SCSI



(2) Poweredge 2650
2 x 2.0 Xeon CPU
3 x 36GB SCSI

Poweredge 1850
1 x 2.8 Xeon CPU
2 x 146GB SCSI

HP Proliant DL380
NO HD Specs Unknown

power edges are great this is my average prices so it will vary with better buyers but I do ebay if working about $100-350 each depending on specs but for parts steel of course is nice but heatsinks on ebay $5-10 each fans about $10 for all 5 sometimes I sell each one for $3 but with shipping its better to do lots boards and drives get about $10 there memory $2 each depending on size or more hard drive about $10 working case can be sold but I never get good ones so I cant offer there and don't forget the windows code can be sold to just don't tell them lol

That has got to be the longest sentence I've ever read. But thanks anyway

go back to the buy it now listings and check out the sellers ebay store, from there you can do a completed listings within their store, and see how(and how often) they're selling, and at what price. Might get you a little better idea on where to start

From what I see the only parts that are really selling would be the power supplies and they go for about 10-15 each. Motherboards from these might be lucky to get $20 but it may take a few months. Think im just gotta scrap em all and get them out of the way. Might label the power supplies and toss em on the shelf for now.