The most you would pay for whole towers?

**EcoSafe** · 01-24-2013, 03:58 PM

keep you eye on current buyers pricing. as I predicted last year, more and more people are getting into the "GOLD RUSH" The natural supply and demand is taking over. more comp scrappers, more supply lower scrap price in the second tier buyers market . and higher prices in the first tier buyers market as competition continues to grow.

I am getting $1 to $1.50 less a lb then I was a year ago. some of the most common processors have gone to the basement.. Unless we have a big jump in Gold prices I expect this doward trend to continue. my .02

**Phantoms001** · 01-24-2013, 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by olddude

keep you eye on current buyers pricing. as I predicted last year, more and more people are getting into the "GOLD RUSH" The natural supply and demand is taking over. more comp scrappers, more supply lower scrap price in the second tier buyers market . and higher prices in the first tier buyers market as competition continues to grow.

I am getting $1 to $1.50 less a lb then I was a year ago. some of the most common processors have gone to the basement.. Unless we have a big jump in Gold prices I expect this doward trend to continue. my .02

I don't think the problem is the competition, I think it's the quality of the computers. We all know they are pushing out cheaper computers with less pm value. It's becoming more uncommon for me to find 486/386 computers at auction. They are all the junk Dell 260s and 280s.