WHAT WE BUY
Sell circuit boards, computer parts and electronic scrap in California. Get ITAD, e-waste recycling, data wiping, physical destruction and pickup services.
Circuit Board Recyclers buys circuit boards, computer parts and electronic scrap. We also help California businesses retire computers, servers and other IT equipment through IT asset disposition (ITAD), e-waste recycling, data wiping and physical data destruction. Start with photos, an item list and your location.
MOTHERBOARDS AND COMPUTERS
Desktop, laptop, workstation and server motherboards, plus whole computers. Equipment examples include Dell, HP, HPE, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer, Apple and Supermicro. Include the system model and say whether the CPU, RAM and storage are still installed.
RAM AND MEMORY MODULES
DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4 and DDR5 memory; desktop DIMMs, laptop SO-DIMMs and server memory. Look for Samsung, SK hynix, Micron, Crucial and Kingston labels. Group matching part numbers so we can see the capacity, memory type and quantity.
CPU PROCESSORS
Intel and AMD desktop, laptop and server processors, including Core, Xeon, Ryzen, EPYC and older processor families. List the model printed on the package. Keep ceramic, fiber, pin-grid, contact-pad and slot-style processors in separate groups.
GRAPHICS AND EXPANSION CARDS
Graphics cards, network adapters, storage controllers, sound cards and other PCI or PCIe boards. Examples include NVIDIA and AMD graphics hardware, Intel network adapters and Broadcom storage controllers. Note attached fans, heatsinks and metal brackets.
NETWORK AND TELECOM EQUIPMENT
Switches, routers, telecom cards, backplanes and network assemblies from equipment such as Cisco, Juniper, HPE Aruba and other manufacturers. Record model and part numbers so whole equipment can be distinguished from loose board scrap.
INDUSTRIAL CONTROL BOARDS
PLC modules, CNC controls, motor-drive boards, machine controllers and automation electronics. Common equipment names include Siemens, Allen-Bradley, FANUC, Mitsubishi Electric and Schneider Electric. Keep the machine or controller model with each group.
HARD DRIVES AND STORAGE
Hard drive controller boards, complete hard drives, SSDs and storage equipment. Identify Seagate, Western Digital, Toshiba, Samsung or other drive models. Keep detached boards separate from complete drives and tell us when data wiping or destruction is needed.
IC CHIPS AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
Loose integrated circuits, ceramic chips, BGA packages and packaged component stock. Examples include parts marked Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, STMicroelectronics, NXP, Intel or AMD. Clear photos of the markings help identify unfamiliar components.
PHONES, TABLETS AND MOBILE BOARDS
Phone logic boards, tablets and mobile electronics, including Apple iPhone and iPad, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel equipment. List whole devices separately from loose boards and describe their condition. Include any data-handling needs with the request.
MIXED BOARDS AND OTHER E-WASTE
Computer boards, peripheral boards, power-supply boards, cables, connectors, adapters and mixed electronic equipment. Send an overview of the material plus close-ups of each type. You can ask about items even when you do not know the model.
ITAD, RECYCLING AND DATA DESTRUCTION
IT ASSET DISPOSITION
Plan the retirement of business computers, servers and IT equipment. Identify reusable equipment, scrap material and devices that need data treatment as part of the same project.
E-WASTE RECYCLING
Clear out obsolete electronics, loose boards and damaged equipment. Group the material, estimate the quantity and let us know where it needs to be collected.
DATA WIPING
Include data wiping in your equipment retirement request. Tell us the device and storage types and whether you want to keep the equipment available for reuse.
PHYSICAL DATA DESTRUCTION
Request physical destruction for storage media that your business is retiring. List the drive types and quantities so we can discuss the service with your pickup.
See how our services work, or contact us about your equipment project.
HELP FOR BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS
We work with inquiries from IT departments, managed service providers, computer repair shops, schools, manufacturers, warehouses, telecom teams and data-center operators. Whether you are replacing office PCs, retiring servers or clearing out production electronics, describe the equipment and the work you need done.
CALIFORNIA PICKUP
Have several material types to sell? Put each group on your list and include photos of representative items. Add your location for a California electronics pickup discussion, along with any storage devices requiring data services.
Read about Circuit Board Recyclers and use our recycling guides to prepare your equipment list.
QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR BUYING CATEGORIES
Do you buy parts as well as the computers they came from?
We review both removed components and complete equipment. Describe assembled computers by model and configuration, then list separately removed boards, memory and processors. This shows the full collection without counting the same parts twice.
Which electronic scrap categories should appear on my list?
Use recognizable groups such as motherboards, RAM, CPUs, expansion cards, telecom boards, industrial controls, drive boards, phone boards and ICs. Add a separate group for complete devices and another for material you cannot identify.
Can components from different manufacturers share one quote request?
Yes. Organize the request by material type and use the exact model or part number where available. A mixed-brand collection is easier to understand when its component groups remain distinct.
Do I have to decide between selling and recycling before contacting you?
Describe what you have and the outcome you want. Identifiable equipment and loose scrap can be reviewed together, with recycling and data services discussed as needed. Specific value and handling depend on the actual material.