Median vs Median
Each move compares the used median price of the latest weekly snapshot against the most recent snapshot at least 5 days older. Medians resist single-listing outliers far better than minimum or maximum prices.
These are the tracked GPUs whose used median price moved the most between their two most recent qualifying weekly snapshots. Every entry requires at least 5 qualified sales in both snapshots, so one odd listing cannot create a fake move.
Cards getting cheaper on the used market — potential buying opportunities.
The used median moved from $138.11 to $116.48 over roughly 25 days — down 15.7%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $350 to $327.5 over roughly 10 days — down 6.4%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $98.7 to $94.34 over roughly 10 days — down 4.4%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $357 to $344.89 over roughly 10 days — down 3.4%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $2,315 to $2,240 over roughly 10 days — down 3.2%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $79.79 to $77.38 over roughly 10 days — down 3%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $874.97 to $850 over roughly 25 days — down 2.9%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $230.8 to $224.95 over roughly 10 days — down 2.5%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $230.8 to $224.95 over roughly 10 days — down 2.5%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
The used median moved from $284 to $277 over roughly 25 days — down 2.5%. Open the detail page to check whether this is a trend or a single soft week.
Cards getting more expensive — good news for sellers, caution for buyers.
The used median moved from $221.46 to $869.99 over roughly 10 days — up 292.8%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $66.07 to $97.79 over roughly 10 days — up 48%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $95.81 to $114.85 over roughly 10 days — up 19.9%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $57.98 to $66.77 over roughly 10 days — up 15.2%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $255.7 to $291.51 over roughly 10 days — up 14%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $131.8 to $148.38 over roughly 10 days — up 12.6%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $179.99 to $199.99 over roughly 10 days — up 11.1%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $59.99 to $66.56 over roughly 10 days — up 11%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $549 to $599 over roughly 10 days — up 9.1%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The used median moved from $130.44 to $139.97 over roughly 10 days — up 7.3%. Sellers may benefit; buyers may want to check the price history before paying the new level.
The rules behind the rankings, so a big percentage is never a mystery.
Each move compares the used median price of the latest weekly snapshot against the most recent snapshot at least 5 days older. Medians resist single-listing outliers far better than minimum or maximum prices.
Both snapshots need at least 5 qualified sales. Thinly traded cards can still be interesting, but their week-to-week medians are too noisy to rank honestly.
Open the GPU page and look at the full price history first. A one-week dip after a stable quarter is a buying window; a steady decline may keep going, and waiting can pay off.