So my spare parts bin is getting pretty full and I have a ton

>>56656324
If it works it might be worth something. People like building PCs with older shit so they don't need to emulate sometimes.

Put a weird case insulating thing around it and sell it as audiophile-grade RAM. Mark up $200.

I'm dead serious.

Why not use it like super fast hard drive?

Keep it always under current.

>>56656620
Black out
All your rare pepes are gone

>>56656428
Yeah, because audiophiles would really love 20 year old RAM

Sell the usable ddr2+3,
cut off all the pins and recycle for gold for the rest

>>56656620
It's OLD ram. Like...128-512MB DDR sticks from 2004.

>>56656739
They'll buy anything with the right marketing pitch.

"THESE OLD COMPUTERS HAD OLD CHIPS USED FOR AUDI PROCESSING NOT USED AUTHENTIC SOUND BLAH BLAH..."

You get the picture.

>>56656428
The worst part of this is that it probably will work