Used GPU Price Guide

What used NVIDIA datacenter GPUs actually sell for — October 2026. Built from realized sale prices and dealer market data, not wishful asking prices. Updated monthly.

CardTypical resale (used)We pay
NVIDIA H200 SXM 141GB~$22,500 modeled — no established used market yet$13,500
NVIDIA H100 NVL 94GBThin market — tracks at or below the H100 SXM$8,500
NVIDIA H100 SXM 80GB$14,250 realized · dealer asks ~$16,576$8,500
NVIDIA H100 PCIe 80GB$10,000–$14,000$7,300
NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell 96GBUsed asks $14,980–$18,850 · new $16,000–$18,000$7,300
NVIDIA B200 SXM 192GBNo used market yetEmail

Guide updated October 25, 2026 · Next update November 2026 · Our prices are for complete, working cards with the serial number verified. Full buy list: We Buy GPUs.

How to read these numbers

Asking price is not selling price

Most listings you find are dealer asks. On the H100 SXM, the median dealer ask runs about 16% above what cards actually sell for — $16,576 asked vs. $14,250 realized (American Compute, October 2026 Rack Report, sales data through August 2026). This guide anchors on realized prices wherever they exist.

Why our offer is below the resale price

We test and verify every card on arrival, cover shipping and DOA risk, and send payment within 24 hours of inspection. A seller who wants the full resale price can list the card, wait for a buyer, and carry the risk themselves — many do. Our price is for certainty and speed.

Condition changes the price

Untested or as-is cards are −30%, and cards without warranty paperwork are −10%. Cards with a flagged or stolen serial number are never bought — no exceptions.

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Sources: American Compute Rack Report (October 2026); U.S. secondary-market dealer listings and trackers, checked October 25, 2026. Prices move — this guide is refreshed monthly.