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Chart of used GPU median sold prices by model
Data: eBay completed sales (aggregates). Chart: ING Mining.

In short, the used GPU resale index tracks what graphics cards really sold for on eBay. It uses 887 completed used-card sales from September 30 to October 29, 2026. The priciest model, the RTX 5090, had a median sold price of $6,190. Over the same 30 days, the RTX 5070 Ti moved most upward (+15.0%) and the RTX 4080 most downward (-7.3%).

What used graphics cards sold for

First, the table. Each row is one model, with Ti, Super and XT versions kept separate. Q1 and Q3 are the quartiles, so half of all sales fall between them. The change column compares the median with the 30 days before it.

Model Used sales (n) Q1 Median Q3 30-day change Median, sold new
RTX 5090 21 $5,775 $6,190 $6,310 +10.5% $7,000
RTX 5080 9 $1,450 $1,500 $1,800 +3.4% $1,999
RTX 5070 Ti 9 $1,100 $1,150 $1,160 +15.0% $1,199
RTX 4090 25 $2,800 $2,950 $3,199 +0.0% n/a
RTX 4080 Super 45 $990 $1,100 $1,175 +10.0% n/a
RTX 4080 6 $888 $926 $1,000 -7.3% n/a
RTX 4070 Ti Super 39 $825 $900 $925 +10.4% $900
RTX 4070 Ti 26 $640 $700 $745 +1.4% n/a
RTX 4070 Super 52 $580 $650 $699 +12.1% n/a
RTX 4070 9 $550 $630 $1,495 +12.5% n/a
RTX 3090 Ti 17 $1,577 $1,600 $1,699 +6.7% n/a
RTX 3090 90 $1,495 $1,500 $1,578 +3.8% n/a
RTX 3080 Ti 32 $506 $540 $600 +8.0% n/a
RTX 3080 54 $376 $400 $420 +8.1% n/a
RTX 3070 Ti 36 $295 $325 $340 +8.8% n/a
RTX 3070 92 $265 $280 $299 +7.7% n/a
RTX 3060 Ti 84 $245 $261 $279 +8.8% n/a
RTX 3060 12GB 74 $295 $320 $350 +6.7% $428
RX 7900 XTX 86 $899 $975 $1,100 +8.3% $1,380
RX 7900 XT 49 $625 $690 $710 +7.0% $850
RX 6800 XT 25 $400 $426 $450 +6.5% n/a
RX 6800 7 $370 $399 $411 +10.7% n/a

How to read the used GPU resale index

The median is the middle sale, so a few odd listings cannot drag it. The spread shows how mixed a model is. For example, the RTX 4070 ranges from $550 to $1,495 between its quartiles, because brand, memory size and condition differ. The change figure compares two windows of different sales, not the same cards, so it is a correlation with the market and not proof of a cause.

Used GPU prices versus used ASIC prices

For scale, in the last 90 days up to 2026-10-30, a used S19j Pro had a median sold price of $325 (n = 14); a used S19k Pro had a median sold price of $350 (n = 20); a used S21 had a median sold price of $722 (n = 26). Meanwhile, a used RTX 5090 sold for a median of $6,190. In other words, compare what each costs to buy, then compare what each earns.
We do not publish a GPU mining income figure here, because we have no reliable free source for GPU hashrate and coin profitability that we could verify. For ASICs, though, we do compute it. See the used ASIC payback index for days to pay back at 6, 8 and 10 cents power. Prices alone say little about profit, so a cheap card is not a good miner by default.

How we built this used GPU resale index

This index is based on 887 completed eBay sales (item price, excluding shipping), September 30 to October 29, 2026, sold as used or pre-owned. First, we removed parts, repair, box, cable, cooler, lot and bundle listings, laptops, prebuilt systems, OEM cards, non-US-dollar sales, sales under $100 and outliers beyond 1.5 times the interquartile range. Next, we kept each variant apart, such as Ti, Super and XT. The 3060 row counts only titles that state 12GB. Refurbished, open-box and unlabelled sales are left out of the used column because the condition field is not reliable for them. Also, eBay is one channel, so private deals are not included. In addition, Best Offer sales may show the listed price. Finally, we are not affiliated with eBay, and this is not an official market value.

For privacy, we publish only totals per model: count, quartiles, medians and change. Seller names, listing links, images and individual listings stay out. The page refreshes from our own sales database, and the same script rebuilds it each time. For a wider reference, see the eBay marketplace itself.

Download the published cells as CSV.

Our take on used GPU resale

Our read: first, use the quartiles, not one headline price, because a single sale can be a bargain or a bad deal. Second, a falling used price helps a buyer but also shows a card is worth less if you sell. Third, miners should check power cost before any purchase. To test your own rate, use our bitcoin mining profit calculator, or read the bitcoin mining profitability today page. If you hold used miners, you can sell them to us.

-Nick
ING Mining

This is general information, not financial advice. Crypto is volatile, and you can lose money. Please do your own research.