Do you buy desktop computer ATX power supplies?

Yes. We purchase a wide variety of desktop computer ATX power supplies, including standard ATX, modular, semi-modular, non-modular, and OEM models from many manufacturers. Each unit is individually evaluated based on its overall condition, completeness, recoverable electronic materials, quantity, and current market conditions.

Do power supplies need to be working?

Not necessarily. Both working and non-working power supplies may qualify for purchasing. Our evaluation is based primarily on the unit’s overall condition, completeness, and recoverable electronic materials rather than whether it powers on.

What types of ATX power supplies do you buy?

We purchase many common desktop computer ATX power supplies, including standard ATX, modular, semi-modular, non-modular, and OEM models from a wide range of manufacturers.

Will complete power supplies receive a better purchasing evaluation?

Generally, yes. Power supplies that retain their original housing, cooling fan, AC power input, and output cables are usually easier to identify and inspect. Depending on their overall condition, complete units may qualify for a better purchasing evaluation.

Should I keep the original output cables attached?

Yes, whenever possible. Keeping the original output cables attached helps identify the power supply configuration more efficiently and may simplify the inspection process.

What may reduce the purchasing value?

Power supplies with damaged housings, missing electronic components, removed cooling fans, cut cables, broken connectors, or other significant physical damage may receive a different purchasing evaluation. Each unit is inspected individually based on its overall condition.

Should I remove components before selling?

No. Keeping the power supply as complete as possible is generally recommended. Removing cooling fans, output cables, or other original components may make the unit more difficult to identify during inspection.

Should I sort power supplies separately?

Yes, whenever practical. Sorting power supplies separately from other electronic scrap helps simplify inspection and may result in a more accurate purchasing evaluation. Keeping similar items together may also improve processing efficiency.

Can I bring mixed electronic scrap?

Yes. Mixed electronic scrap is welcome. However, sorting similar items before visiting may help speed up the inspection process and improve purchasing accuracy.

Do I need to clean or disassemble the power supplies?

No. There is no need to clean, repair, or disassemble the units before bringing them in. Simply present them in their current condition.

Can I visit without an appointment?

Yes. Walk-in customers are welcome during our regular business hours. If you are bringing a large quantity of material, contacting us in advance may help us prepare for a faster unloading and inspection process.

Do you buy desktop computer ATX power supplies in Vancouver and Richmond?

Yes. Ohata Resource Canada Inc. purchases desktop computer ATX power supplies from businesses and individuals throughout Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Delta, and surrounding Metro Vancouver communities.

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Key Buying Introduction

We purchase complete desktop computer ATX power supplies (PSUs) removed from desktop computers, with a 1 lb minimum purchasing quantity.
Higher purchasing prices are generally offered for power supplies with the original metal casing, cooling fan, AC power input, and complete output cables and connectors.
Damaged housings, missing components, cut cables, or incomplete connectors may reduce the purchasing price or may not qualify as a complete unit, depending on the overall condition.
Ohata Resource Canada Inc. welcomes walk-in customers throughout Metro Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and British Columbia. No appointment is required during regular business hours.

Updated: Aug 04,2026

Today's scrap price for this material

0.47 CAD / lb

The Price is buying by Yard of Richmond, BC, Canada.

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Price history will appear here as updates are recorded.

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Key Buying Introduction

We purchase complete desktop computer ATX power supplies (PSUs) removed from desktop computers, with a 1 lb minimum purchasing quantity.
Higher purchasing prices are generally offered for power supplies with the original metal casing, cooling fan, AC power input, and complete output cables and connectors.
Damaged housings, missing components, cut cables, or incomplete connectors may reduce the purchasing price or may not qualify as a complete unit, depending on the overall condition.
Ohata Resource Canada Inc. welcomes walk-in customers throughout Metro Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and British Columbia. No appointment is required during regular business hours.

Buying Details of Conditions

Desktop Computer ATX Power Supply Buying Conditions

Desktop computer ATX power supplies are evaluated individually based on their completeness, condition, recoverable electronic materials, manufacturer, and current electronic scrap market conditions. The following recommendations are intended to help customers understand how power supplies are commonly prepared and evaluated for purchasing.

Every power supply is evaluated individually based on its completeness, condition, recoverable electronic materials, manufacturer, and current market conditions.

The recommendations below are intended to help customers understand how power supplies are commonly prepared and evaluated for purchasing.

① Complete Units Are Generally Preferred

Complete desktop ATX power supply with original cables and housing — Complete units are generally preferred for inspection

Power supplies that still include their original metal housing, cooling fan, AC power input, and attached output cables are generally easier to identify and inspect.

Because more original features remain visible, complete units may qualify for better purchasing values, depending on their overall condition.

② Keep the Original Output Cables Attached

ATX power supply connectors including 24-pin ATX, CPU, SATA and Molex power connectors

Power supplies with the original ATX, CPU, SATA, Molex, and other factory-installed output cables still attached help verify the power supply configuration during inspection.

Keeping the original cables attached also helps us identify the power supply more accurately.

③ Avoid Unnecessary Damage

Complete and damaged desktop ATX power supply comparison showing acceptable and unacceptable purchasing conditions

Power supplies with damaged housings, missing electronic components, removed cooling fans, cut cables, drilled holes, or broken connectors may take a little longer to evaluate.

Depending on the overall condition, incomplete units may receive a different purchasing evaluation than complete units.

④ Simple Preparation Before Visiting

Sorted desktop ATX power supplies for electronic scrap purchasing evaluation

Before visiting, sorting power supplies separately from other electronic scrap and keeping similar items together may help simplify the inspection process.

Mixed loads may require additional sorting and can receive a different purchasing evaluation than individually sorted materials.

There is no need to clean or disassemble the power supply before bringing it in.

Power supplies can be brought to our location in their current condition.

⑤ Final Purchasing Evaluation

The final purchasing evaluation is determined based on:

Overall completeness
Physical condition
Original components
Recoverable electronic materials
Manufacturer and model
Quantity presented
Current electronic scrap market conditions

If you are unsure whether your power supply qualifies for purchase, you are always welcome to bring it in. We are happy to inspect it and explain the evaluation process.

FAQ

1. What is today’s price for Desktop Computer ATX Power Supply?: As of Aug 04,2026, Ohata Resource Canada Inc., (Richmond, BC, Canada) is purchasing Desktop Computer ATX Power Supply at 0.47 (CAD/lb). We provide competitive scrap prices in Delta, Surrey, Richmond, and across the Greater Vancouver area.
2. Do you buy desktop computer ATX power supplies?: Yes. We purchase a wide variety of desktop computer ATX power supplies, including standard ATX, modular, semi-modular, non-modular, and OEM models from many manufacturers. Each unit is individually evaluated based on its overall condition, completeness, recoverable electronic materials, quantity, and current market conditions.
3. Do power supplies need to be working?: Not necessarily. Both working and non-working power supplies may qualify for purchasing. Our evaluation is based primarily on the unit’s overall condition, completeness, and recoverable electronic materials rather than whether it powers on.
4. What types of ATX power supplies do you buy?: We purchase many common desktop computer ATX power supplies, including standard ATX, modular, semi-modular, non-modular, and OEM models from a wide range of manufacturers.
5. Will complete power supplies receive a better purchasing evaluation?: Generally, yes. Power supplies that retain their original housing, cooling fan, AC power input, and output cables are usually easier to identify and inspect. Depending on their overall condition, complete units may qualify for a better purchasing evaluation.
6. Should I keep the original output cables attached?: Yes, whenever possible. Keeping the original output cables attached helps identify the power supply configuration more efficiently and may simplify the inspection process.
7. What may reduce the purchasing value?: Power supplies with damaged housings, missing electronic components, removed cooling fans, cut cables, broken connectors, or other significant physical damage may receive a different purchasing evaluation. Each unit is inspected individually based on its overall condition.
8. Should I remove components before selling?: No. Keeping the power supply as complete as possible is generally recommended. Removing cooling fans, output cables, or other original components may make the unit more difficult to identify during inspection.
9. Should I sort power supplies separately?: Yes, whenever practical. Sorting power supplies separately from other electronic scrap helps simplify inspection and may result in a more accurate purchasing evaluation. Keeping similar items together may also improve processing efficiency.
10. Can I bring mixed electronic scrap?: Yes. Mixed electronic scrap is welcome. However, sorting similar items before visiting may help speed up the inspection process and improve purchasing accuracy.
11. Do I need to clean or disassemble the power supplies?: No. There is no need to clean, repair, or disassemble the units before bringing them in. Simply present them in their current condition.
12. Can I visit without an appointment?: Yes. Walk-in customers are welcome during our regular business hours. If you are bringing a large quantity of material, contacting us in advance may help us prepare for a faster unloading and inspection process.
13. Do you buy desktop computer ATX power supplies in Vancouver and Richmond?: Yes. Ohata Resource Canada Inc. purchases desktop computer ATX power supplies from businesses and individuals throughout Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Delta, and surrounding Metro Vancouver communities.