If you went through it, we tracked the changing parts prices for RAM, SSDs, hard drives, CPUs and some GPUs. Usually this is done monthly and then shared with WHT and in our blog.
Currently, all prices quoted refer to used hardware from ebay. I can also start finding more new hardware if there is a demand for it.
Prices from 10th December 2019
– or + indicates if the price has gone up or down since last month
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Price Low* / Price High** / Part Name SSDs $64(+) / $89(+) / 480gb Intel DC S3500 $100(-) / $169(-) / 800gb Intel DC S3500 $200(+) / $275(+) / 1.6TB Intel DC S3500 New SSDs $115() / $184(+) / 240gb Intel D3-S4610 $160(-) / $250(-) / 480gb Intel D3-S4610 $410(+) / $410(+) / 960gb Intel D3-S4610 $495(-) / $1195(+) / 1.92tb Intel D3-S4610 $1040(+) / $1040(+) / 3.84tb Intel D3-S4610 Hard Drives $40() / $50(-) / 3TB HGST SATA $160(+) / $199(+) / 8TB HGST SATA $190(+) / $260(+) / 10TB HGST SATA $299(+) / $459(+) / 12TB HGST SATA DDR3 RAM $10() / $15() / 8GB DDR3 (a) $15() / $30() / 8GB DDR3 (b) $25() / $40() / 16GB DDR3 (a) $22() / $30() / 16GB DDR3 (b) $68() / $105() / 32GB DDR3 (c) DDR4 RAM $24() / $45() / 8GB DDR4 (d) $45(+) / $115(+) / 8GB DDR4 (e) $24(-) / $40(+) / 8GB DDR4 (f) $37() / $60(-) / 16GB DDR4 (d) $50(-) / $90() / 16GB DDR4 (e) $72(+) / $100(+) / 16GB DDR4 (f) $84() / $100(-) / 32GB DDR4 (d) $85() / $150() / 32GB DDR4 (e) $99() / $155() / 32GB DDR4 (f) E5v2 CPUs $130() / $145() / E5-2660v2 $140(-) / $160(-) / E5-2680v2 $195(-) / $270(-) / E5-2697v2 E5v3 CPUs $88(-) / $100(-) / E5-2650v3 $125(-) / $155(-) / E5-2660v3 $138(-) / $175() / E5-2670v3 $164(-) / $198(-) / E5-2680v3 $200(-) / $255(+) / E5-2690v3 $290() / $340(-) / E5-2695v3 $549(+) / $795(+) / E5-2698v3 $630(+) / $775(-) / E5-2699v3 E5v4 CPUs $845(-) / $1143(+) / E5-2650v4 $830(-) / $1370() / E5-2660v4 $599(-) / $979(-) / E5-2680v4** $1800(+) / $2328(+) / E5-2690v4 $3400(-) / $3680(-) / E5-2699v4 Graphics Cards $450(+) / $530(+) / Nvidia GTX 1080Ti $288(+) / $315(+) / Nvidia GTX 1080 $299(+) / $359(+) / AMD Vega 64
For comparison with last month, here are the prices from November 8, 2019:
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Price Low* / Price High** / Part Name SSDs $50(-) / $70(-) / 480gb Intel DC S3500 $120(-) / $225(-) / 800gb Intel DC S3500 $180(-) / $210(-) / 1.6TB Intel DC S3500 New SSDs $115() / $167(+) / 240gb Intel D3-S4610 $166(+) / $240(+) / 480gb Intel D3-S4610 $278(+) / $358(+) / 960gb Intel D3-S4610 $559(+) / $653(+) / 1.92tb Intel D3-S4610 $893(+) / $960(+) / 3.84tb Intel D3-S4610 Hard Drives $40() / $50(-) / 3TB HGST SATA $146(-) / $189(-) / 8TB HGST SATA $170(-) / $215() / 10TB HGST SATA $233(-) / $317(-) / 12TB HGST SATA DDR3 RAM $10() / $15() / 8GB DDR3 (a) $15() / $30() / 8GB DDR3 (b) $25() / $40() / 16GB DDR3 (a) $22(-) / $30() / 16GB DDR3 (b) $68() / $105() / 32GB DDR3 (c) DDR4 RAM $24() / $45() / 8GB DDR4 (d) $37(-) / $55(-) / 8GB DDR4 (e) $26() / $37() / 8GB DDR4 (f) $37(+) / $115(+) / 16GB DDR4 (d) $55(-) / $90() / 16GB DDR4 (e) $55() / $64() / 16GB DDR4 (f) $84(-) / $120() / 32GB DDR4 (d) $85(-) / $150(+) / 32GB DDR4 (e) $99() / $128() / 32GB DDR4 (f) E5v2 CPUs $130() / $145() / E5-2660v2 $150() / $200() / E5-2680v2 $218(-) / $275(-) / E5-2697v2 *********************** E5v3 CPUs $105(-) / $150() / E5-2650v3 $150(-) / $200(+) / E5-2660v3 $150(-) / $217() / E5-2670v3 $145(-) / $185(-) / E5-2680v3 $215(-) / $225(+) / E5-2690v3 $290() / $378() / E5-2695v3 $399(+) / $470(+) / E5-2698v3 $440() / $790(-) / E5-2699v3 E5v4 CPUs $1030(+) / $1300(+) / E5-2650v4 $900(+) / $1370(+) / E5-2660v4 $1199(+) / $1489(+) / E5-2680v4 $1710(+) / $1845(+) / E5-2690v4 $4000(+) / $4760(+) / E5-2699v4 Graphics Cards $305 / $399 / Nvidia GTX 1080Ti $275 / $350 / AMD Vega 64
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* Price Low -- The lowest price to buy this part from a reputable seller in a moderate quantity, price as shipped to the US ** Price High -- There is a reasonably large quantity of this part available from multiple reputable sellers for this price or lower, price as shipped to the US *** Price for the lowest priced drive of this size, matching this model number or better in the same class. "Same class" would mean sata (S) or nvme (P), as applicable. "Better" means a higher model number than listed. Ranked from worst to best, Intel model numbers are 3500, 3510, 3600, 3610, 3700, 3710 (a) -- 2Rx4 PC3L-10600R ECC REG (b) -- 2Rx4 PC3L-12800R ECC REG (c) -- 4Rx4 PC3L-12800L ECC REG LRDIMM (d) DDR4 PC4-2133P ECC Registered (e) DDR4 PC4-2400T ECC Registered (f) DDR4 PC4-2666V ECC Registered
Some notable changes since last month:
* Although prices for the high-end E5v4 CPU models have fallen marginally, they are still harder to find in the used market, and prices continue to reflect this.
* Alternatively, prices and availability have become much cheaper for some of the lower E5v4 CPU models over the last month.
* The RAM and HDD prices have been largely stable for several months and show only minimal price fluctuations.
* Because SSDs are popular consumer electronics, very few models of Intel D3-S4610 SSDs are currently available. It is likely that the reduced availability has something to do with people waiting until Black Friday / Cyber Monday to purchase those products.
Let me still know if you have feedback, how to make it more useful, etc.
