Frequently Asked Questions
What is the trade-in process?
Simply fill out the form, and we'll email you a quote. If you accept, send it to us after a review we will send your money.
Is it worth trading in my old PC parts?
Yes, trading in your old PC parts can be worth it if the components are still in good working condition and not too outdated. Many people choose to trade in their old parts to reduce the cost of upgrades. Graphics cards (GPUs), CPUs, and SSDs tend to hold value longer than older components. However, if your part is more than 5–7 years old, you may get a better deal by selling it privately.
Should I clean or test my parts before trading them in?
Yes. Always test and clean your components before trading or selling them:
- Testing: Use software like CPU-Z, GPU-Z, or CrystalDiskInfo to confirm performance and health.
- Cleaning: Use compressed air or a soft brush to remove dust. Avoid using liquid cleaners.
Clean, working parts not only look better but often sell faster and for a higher price.
How should I package my PC parts for shipping?
Use anti-static bags for all internal components (GPU, RAM, etc.). Then wrap them in bubble wrap and place them in a sturdy box with extra padding. Label the package as “fragile.” Proper packaging prevents damage during shipping.
When is the best time to trade in or sell PC parts?
The best time is usually just before new hardware releases — prices of current models drop once newer versions come out. For example, selling your GPU a few weeks before NVIDIA or AMD launches a new series can get you a better price. Also, demand tends to rise during holiday seasons and back-to-school months.