Motherboard Discussion Looking for buyer's responses and other perspectives as well.

**directrecycle** · 01-23-2012, 11:26 AM

easy - what is the difference between your 2.80/lb board and your 3.90/lb board. From a sellers perspective how do we know what price our mb is going to bring

**easyrecycle** · 01-23-2012, 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by directrecycle

easy - what is the difference between your 2.80/lb board and your 3.90/lb board. From a sellers perspective how do we know what price our mb is going to bring

The price will be around the $3.30 mark unless you have alot of metal on the boards and or you go removing chips and other things from the boards (other than memory and cpu...those you can remove). If you have pci and server mixed in with your motherboards I will bump up the price on the lot based on the "mix"

There are so many grades out there...this is why I have a price range...to fit into 99% of all grade levels so people will have a ball park on what my pricing will be.

**ComputerScrapper** · 01-23-2012, 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by easyrecycle

The price will be around the $3.30 mark unless you have alot of metal on the boards and or you go removing chips and other things from the boards (other than memory and cpu...those you can remove). If you have pci and server mixed in with your motherboards I will bump up the price on the lot based on the "mix"

There are so many grades out there...this is why I have a price range...to fit into 99% of all grade levels so people will have a ball park on what my pricing will be.

To qualify the statements here Easy....You are speaking of chips that are soldered to the boards when you say "or you go removing chips" correct? Removing chips that are soldered to the boards is similar to removing gold fingers from PCI cards with most buyers. I just wanted to make sure that everyone understands the differences in the boards.

**easyrecycle** · 01-23-2012, 06:22 PM

Originally Posted by ComputerScrapper

To qualify the statements here Easy....You are speaking of chips that are soldered to the boards when you say "or you go removing chips" correct? Removing chips that are soldered to the boards is similar to removing gold fingers from PCI cards with most buyers. I just wanted to make sure that everyone understands the differences in the boards.

You are right...I should of made that more clear..thanks for pointing it out...but here is a rule of thumb...if you need a tool to remove something....it maybe a good idea not to remove it.