24C · huge refresh-out base. Updated July 26, 2026.
Indicative per-unit trend, trailing 12 months. CPU values step down at each platform refresh — current-gen flagships hold value best.
| Clean pullsper unit, graded | $90–$240 |
| Volume lots (25+)tray/pallet intake | per-unit after grading |
| Bent-pin / recoveryseparate grade | ask |
| Offer turnaroundfrom tray photo | same business day |
Intel Xeon Gold 6248R (Cascade Lake) (24C · huge refresh-out base) prices against a simple curve: current-generation flagships carry strong four-figure values because they upgrade existing fleets cheaply, mainstream SKUs trade on steady integrator demand, and legacy silicon moves in volume lots where the pallet, not the part, is the unit of sale. Wherever your lot sits on that curve, the process is identical — grade, count, settle, wire.
Two things raise every CPU offer: lids and labels photographed clearly, and honest grading up front. Mixed lots are welcome, but pre-sorted trays settle faster and higher. If the CPUs are still in hosts, tell us — sometimes the host sells better whole, and we'll price both paths so you keep the better number.