Find a Hard-to-Find Memory Part
You know the exact part number but cannot get it. Send it to us. We source to order and tell you plainly what we can and cannot supply.
- You send one exact part number and a quantity.
- We check what can be sourced and whether it can be refurbished and tested.
- We reply by email with the condition, test scope and terms for that part.
What to send
- The full manufacturer part number, including suffix and punctuation.
- The quantity you need and the condition you require.
- Your country, and the application if you can share it.
- If you only have the board, a clear photo of the chip marking helps.
What we check
Suffixes and punctuation are never merged: a part with a different suffix is a different part. We compare markings and package with manufacturer part-number information, and parts that do not match are rejected before any work starts. Read how to decode Samsung and Micron part numbers.
End-of-life and obsolete parts
Discontinued memory is a core part of our work. See guides for DDR3, LPDDR4X and eMMC, and the DDR3 end-of-life guide.
Questions
Do you hold stock?
No. We source to order, so availability is confirmed after your request.
Can I send more than one part?
Yes. For lists, use bulk procurement.
Sources and further reading
External pages written by the standards bodies and manufacturers named here. AURCAL is not affiliated with them. Links last checked 1 November 2026.
- Micron: FBGA part marking decoder – Converts the short code printed on a small BGA package into the full Micron part number.
- JEDEC Solid State Technology Association – The standards body for microelectronics, including DRAM and flash memory.