What are the precious metal inside computer scrap?

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 The value of computers in the scrap industry has changed dramatically as technology has advanced over the last few decades. The scrap metals found inside computers have changed over time as a result of major changes. We can find old and non – functional computers in large quantities at offices, homes, schools, etc. These old computers might contain valuable metals like gold, copper, and aluminum. While sleek modern laptops do not contain the abundance of precious metals found in heavier, older units, they can still be profitable. You must recycle your electronics because the number of people and businesses who recycle their electronics is low.

Electronic Scrap


Some people may be unaware that precious metals can be found in electronic devices, but some very valuable metals can be found in electronic scrap. Electronic devices that have been used can be reused, recycled, and resold. When you recycle your electronic devices, you are not only protecting your data, but you are also earning money from these precious metals. Motherboards, connector cards, CPUs, and other small electronic components, connectors/cables, and hard drives are examples of computer components that contain valuable metals. Gold plated pins can be found just below the CPU location

Some of the precious metals that are in these electronic devices include:

  1. Gold is found in printed circuit boards, computer chips (CPU), and connectors.
  2. Silver is used in printed circuit boards, computer chips, and keyboard membranes.
  3. Platinum, palladium, and tantalum are metals used in the production of hard drives and circuit board components.
  4. Computer chips and printed circuit boards contain aluminum, nickel, and tin.
  5. CPU heat sinks and wiring cables are made of copper.

Al Sifah Metal Scrap Dealers is a well-established scrap recycling company in Dubai. We deal in all ferrous and nonferrous metals found in used computers in UAE. One of Dubai’s leading electronic scrap companies, accepting all types of surplus materials and scrap metal from construction sites, contractors, and traders.

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