Dell PowerEdge buyback — R, T, MX series, all generations.
We buy back Dell PowerEdge servers across R-series (rack), T-series (tower), and MX-series (modular), from 13G through current 16G generation. Indicative SGD residuals: R740 (2U, 2× Xeon Gold 6230, 192GB) S$900-1,800; R740xd (24-bay storage variant) S$1,200-2,400; R640 (1U) S$700-1,300. Quote within 2 working hours.
Common PowerEdge configurations
- ♦ R640 / R650 / R660 — 1U workhorse, 2-socket Intel Xeon, S$700-1,400 typical.
- ♦ R740 / R750 / R760 — 2U flagship, S$900-1,800 standard config.
- ♦ R740xd / R750xd / R760xd — 24-bay storage variants, S$1,200-2,400.
- ♦ R940 / R940xa — 4-socket flagship, S$2,500-5,000.
- ♦ T440 / T640 / T440-2U — tower / pedestal form factors.
- ♦ MX740c / MX840c — modular blade in MX7000 chassis.
- ♦ MX7000 chassis — separately quoted, bulk-only economics.
- ♦ Older 13G (R630, R730) — still moves in ASEAN refurb markets at S$300-700.
iDRAC + transferable warranty.
iDRAC Enterprise license is transferable to a new owner on Dell PowerEdge kit, which directly translates to refurb-buyer demand. Original-purchaser transferable warranty (where remaining) is also a meaningful residual lift — buyers prefer kit with warranty cover they can rely on without relicensing.
Dell ProSupport Plus extension adds further premium where the warranty is transferable. We document iDRAC and warranty status per device on the quote.
Maxicom Singapore — frequently asked
Do you buy Dell PowerEdge with iDRAC Enterprise locked?
Yes, but the residual is meaningfully higher when iDRAC is transferable to a new owner. We can sometimes coordinate with Dell to transfer the iDRAC license; the customer typically initiates that with Dell.