OEM-labelled parts
Specify the server brand, full option or spare PN and exact target system. The manufacturer marking can be recorded alongside it; it must not replace the OEM number on your order.
ASTER RACKIT / Enterprise components
The right parts. Ready for your next build.
Server components for upgrades, maintenance and wholesale supply. Find the exact OEM part or component-brand model, define the supporting kit, and keep every line of your order clear.
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Every component has its own buying considerations.
Choose a category for product options, comparison guides, OEM part numbers, inspection requirements and a focused enquiry.
01 / DDR3 / DDR4 / DDR5
Server memory
Keep Dell, HPE and Lenovo option or spare numbers on their own order lines. A Samsung, Micron or SK hynix manufacturing number can support identification, but does not replace the requested OEM number.
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02 / SAS / SATA / NVMe
SSD, HDD & NVMe
Define capacity, interface, endurance requirements and the target backplane. For E1.S or E3.S, include the exact chassis and carrier arrangement instead of assuming all EDSFF bays are interchangeable.
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03 / RAID / HBA
HBA & RAID controllers
Identify the exact server generation, adapter mounting position and requested OEM number. Similar controller names do not establish the same bracket, cabling or backplane fit.
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04 / Exact PSU PN
Power supplies
Use the full PSU label and server model to identify the replacement. Housing shape or wattage alone is not enough to approve a different OEM part.
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05 / PCIe / SXM
GPUs & accelerators
Record the exact card variant, memory, cooling package and bracket arrangement. Check mechanical clearance, slot resources and power-cable requirements for the selected host.
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06 / Rails & cable arms
Rails & chassis parts
Specify the server, rack type, mounting depth and required rail style. Identify left/right rails, cable-management arms, brackets and fasteners separately where the kit requires them.
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07 / Ethernet / InfiniBand
NICs & fabric bundles
Keep the full NIC, HCA or DPU number and required mounting format. Check the host slot or OCP location, bracket, cooling and driver support.
Explore categoryCategory photographs include product presentations and warehouse scenes; they do not establish the exact stock or accessories available.
Part-number discipline
Same manufacturer does not mean the same part number.
OEM option numbers, service-spare numbers and component-manufacturer MPNs are distinct purchasing identities. Similar hardware is not an approved substitution.
Component-brand products
Specify the manufacturer MPN and required specification. These products are quoted under their own identity, with host compatibility and any proposed OEM alternative reviewed separately.
Three buying paths
Replacement, upgrade or wholesale supply.
The same component category can lead to very different orders. Make the intended use clear from the first enquiry.
Maintain an installed system
Start with the full existing PN, platform generation and condition requirement. Keep like-for-like replacements separate from proposed alternatives.
Expand a server configuration
Share the current configuration, target capacity or performance and any retained components. Review the complete installation kit alongside the primary part.
Source a repeatable parts lot
Group the order by brand, exact PN and quantity. Define matched-lot requirements, inspection scope and whether substitutions are permitted.
Compute components
Processors belong in the same system plan.
Keep retail or tray processor identities separate from OEM processor kits, heatsinks and platform-specific accessories.
Intel server processors
Browse processor model specifications and identify the exact target server before planning a CPU change.
AMD server processors
Review the exact processor family and model against the host generation and full server configuration.
OEM processor kits
Keep the OEM option number, processor, heatsink and any required installation accessories clearly itemised.
Browse by brand
Find the right brand and purchasing identity.
OEM server and storage brands are listed separately from component brands. Choose a name to browse the catalog, then retain the full PN on your request.
OEM part directory
Start with the exact number.
Examples from the parts directory, not a live stock list. Open an item for its description and applicable requirements; confirm the offered condition, host fit and availability with sales.
Dell · Part number
32GB RDIMM
AC830717Review part details and host requirements
Dell · Part number64GB RDIMM
AC888062Review part details and host requirements
HPE · OEM option16GB RDIMM
P43322-B21Review part details and host requirements
HPE · OEM option32GB RDIMM
P43328-B21Review part details and host requirements
Lenovo · OEM optionXeon 4509Y
4XG7A91456Review part details and host requirements
Lenovo · OEM optionXeon 4510
4XG7A91455Review part details and host requirements
Warehouse & workshop
From a parts list to an organised shipment.
Specific product presentations and working environments are labelled separately. Ask for current photographs of the actual units offered to you.
Before dispatch
Agree the condition. Check the complete kit.
Set the inspection and packing requirements with your quotation. A scene photograph does not establish that a particular unit has passed a test.
- Identity & visible condition
- Request readable label and connector photographs of the offered units. Record the full PN, revision and any cosmetic limitations.
- Functional checks
- Agree category-appropriate checks and the available results. Drive health, memory tests and adapter checks are different inspection scopes.
- Complete accessories
- Confirm the exact carrier, bracket, cable, rail or mounting kit on the packing list. Unlisted accessories are not assumed to be included.
- Protective packing
- Specify protection suitable for the equipment. Servers need full-base support with thick pearl-cotton foam; keep loose metal parts separate from the chassis.
Your parts requirement
Prepare your parts list.
Use the details you know now. Continue to the quotation page when the draft is ready, or download it to share with your sales contact.
Wholesale & spare-parts supply
Keep each lot traceable to the agreed order.
- Part-number grouping
- Keep OEM numbers and component-manufacturer numbers in separate columns and on separate order lines.
- Condition & quantity
- Record the required condition and quantity per PN. A large category catalog is not a live stock count.
- Matched-lot requirements
- Define any same-PN, revision, capacity, firmware or packing requirements before a lot is accepted.
- Shipment allocation
- Assign parts and supporting kits to the intended system or project to make receiving and deployment clearer.
Buyer questions
Clear answers before you request a quote.
Can I send a mixed-brand parts list?
Yes. Keep each brand, complete PN, quantity, condition preference and target system on its own line. Identify whether alternatives may be considered.
Do you sell new and pre-owned parts?
You can request either condition. The offer must identify the supplied condition, inspection scope, warranty terms and included accessories for each item.
Will a request reserve stock or place an order?
No. The request is a draft for discussion. Availability, pricing and order terms are confirmed separately.
Can customers visit the warehouse and workshop?
Contact the team to arrange a visit and discuss which equipment or inspection process you would like to see. Access and demonstration details are confirmed in advance.
Talk to ASTER RACKIT
Send the part number.
Keep the whole requirement together.
Share your model list, quantities, target systems and destination. We will discuss supply options, included accessories and the checks needed before an offer is agreed.
