Weekly market overview

Used GPU Price Index

This page condenses every tracked GPU with qualifying weekly sold-listing snapshots into one market read. Right now the used GPU market is roughly flat: the typical tracked card barely moved week over week.

The index covers 280 GPUs with current used pricing, backed by 1,581 recent qualified sales. Week-over-week movement is measured for the 87 cards that have two qualifying snapshots at least 5 days apart with 5+ sales each.

median move: 0%falling: 26flat: 25rising: 36median used price: $223.86prices last updated Aug 3, 2026

Median Used Price By GPU Generation

Release-year cohorts with at least 3 tracked, priced GPUs. The change column is the median week-over-week move among that cohort's cards with qualifying snapshots.

Release yearTracked GPUsMedian used priceMedian weekly changeCards with move data
202529$609.99-0%8
202414$429.23-0.5%3
202323$508.16+1.9%4
202232$229.080%13
202136$290.11+0.7%6
202018$270.49-4.3%8
201921$134.99-2%5
201827$209.6+2.1%11
201730$74.35-1.6%16
201627$63.98+4.5%9
201523$59.1+1.5%4

How To Read The Index

What the numbers can and cannot tell you before you buy or sell.

Medians, Not Averages

Every aggregate on this page uses medians, so one GPU with a wild week cannot drag the market read. The individual moves behind the index also require at least 5 qualified sales in both snapshots.

Generations Age Differently

Newer cohorts usually hold price while older cohorts decay, but the pattern is not smooth: a generation with strong VRAM or efficiency can hold value years longer than its raw performance suggests. Compare the cohort medians before assuming a card's price will keep falling.

Zoom In Before Acting

The index describes the market, not any single card. Once the direction looks interesting, open the weekly movers pageor a specific GPU's detail page to see its own price history and sample size.