GPU model used price guides

These are the GPU model used price guides BuyLow AI publishes. Each model page lists the real specs, storage, a condition checklist, and marketplace fees, then runs a live search. Nothing here is a sold-comp average. If you opened this from a YouTube video, the price in that video is the creator's example, not a live comp.

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This is the Resell search: live marketplace listings to shop. The sell quote is a separate tool, and promo codes stay on Promos. Prices below are only what the search returned.

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GPU model used price guides specs

Open the model page for the chip, the screen or form, memory, and ports. The list below is the set of models, not a price table.

RTX 4090 (2022): 24GB AD102. 24GB GDDR6X.
RTX 4080 Super (2024): 16GB 4080 Super. 16GB GDDR6X Super.
RTX 4070 Ti Super (2024): 16GB Ti Super. 16GB GDDR6X.
RTX 3080 (2020): 10GB or 12GB GA102. 10GB 320-bit or 12GB 384-bit.
RTX 3090 (2020): 24GB GA102. 24GB GDDR6X.
RTX 5090 (2025): 32GB GDDR7. 32GB GDDR7 desktop card.
RTX 5080 (2025): 16GB GDDR7. 16GB GDDR7 desktop card.
RTX 4070 Super (2024): 12GB GDDR6X. 12GB GDDR6X Super.
RTX 4060 Ti (2023): 8GB or 16GB. 8GB or 16GB.
RX 7900 XTX (2022): 24GB GDDR6. 24GB XTX.
RX 7800 XT (2023): 16GB GDDR6. 16GB 7800 XT.

Storage tiers

Capacity splits live on each model page. Compare only matching tiers. BuyLow does not price a graphics card tier.

Condition checklist

Every model page has its own checklist. Across this category, match the exact model name before you compare asking prices.

Confirm the model name on the device's own screen or on the chassis.
Read lock, battery, and damage notes in the listing, not only the title.
Local pickup lets you see the item. Shipped orders need the return window in the comparison.
A parts listing is not a comp for a working unit.

Marketplace fee breakdown

Seller fees for a used graphics card are not the buyer's price and not a sold average. The ranges below are the same qualitative notes BuyLow publishes on its reselling guides. The marketplace fee page is the source of truth, because rates change.

eBay: About 13–15% final value fee on most categories plus a small per-order fee; lower for some electronics. Fee page: https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/selling-fees?id=4822.
Mercari: A selling fee of about 10% plus card processing; check the current rate. Fee page: https://www.mercari.com/us/help_center/.
Facebook Marketplace: Free for local pickup; shipped orders pay a percentage selling fee. Fee page: https://www.facebook.com/help/marketplace.
OfferUp: Free for local sales; shipped sales pay a percentage service fee with a minimum. Fee page: https://help.offerup.com/.
Craigslist: Free in most for-sale categories; some categories charge a small posting fee. Fee page: https://www.craigslist.org/about/help/posting_fees.

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Questions

Does this hub list sold prices for every graphics card?

No. Each model page explains the specs to match and links a live search. BuyLow does not invent a sold-comp average.

Where do storage sizes live?

On the one model guide. Two listings with the same model name and different capacity are different products, so the tier comparison stays on that page.

Are Marketplace, Resale, and Quote the same tool?

No. For you is the marketplace feed. Deals is the live resale search. Quote and Sell are for an item you own, and they stay blank when no buyback source has published a price.

Can I browse without an account?

Yes. Browse live deals as guest, or choose Sign up free — Continue with Google.

Search live resale listings

This is the Resell search: live marketplace listings to shop. The sell quote is a separate tool, and promo codes stay on Promos. Prices below are only what the search returned.

You must be 18 or older. Google continues on the sign-up page. Guest browse opens Resell, not the sell quote.