GeForce, GTX and professional NVIDIA
Selling an NVIDIA card? Whether it's an older GTX from a spare PC or a recent RTX upgrade, start with the full model name. We'll take it from there.
Our team provides free personal quotes in as little as 10 minutes. You don't need to know every specification before getting in touch: a clear model-label photo is a good starting point.
Get an NVIDIA GPU quoteWhich GeForce card have you got?
RTX 50 Series
RTX 5050 through RTX 5090, including 5060 Ti memory variants. Useful if you're selling a recently bought card or changing your build.
RTX 40 Series
RTX 4060 through RTX 4090. Check Ti, Super and memory details: a small difference in the name can mean a different card.
RTX 30 Series
RTX 3050 through RTX 3090 Ti. Our variant guide helps separate 3060 and 3080 memory versions.
RTX 20 Series
RTX 2060, 2070 and 2080 families, including Super and Ti cards, with advice on describing older hardware.
Older GTX and GT
GTX 10 Series, GTX 16 Series and older cards. Model, memory type and whether you're selling one or several can make a real difference.
High-value GeForce cards
Extra preparation for cards such as RTX 3090, 4090 and 5090: clear identification, accessories and safe handover.
The NVIDIA name is only half the label
“RTX 3080” tells us the GPU family. “MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio 10GB” tells us much more about the card you're actually selling. Include the board partner and product line if you can: ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, Zotac, Palit, PNY and other manufacturers make different versions.
Founders Edition is worth spelling out too. It isn't a generic name for every NVIDIA card. The cooler, size, condition and included parts can affect the quote, but an expensive badge doesn't automatically earn a fixed premium.
A photo of the card and its model label is more useful than a box photo on its own, especially if the box has been reused. Keep serial numbers and ownership documents out of public listings; send anything we request directly to GPUsed.
Not a GeForce gaming card?
Quadro, RTX A-Series and professional RTX Ada cards belong on the workstation GPU route. A100, H100, Tesla and other compute hardware need the AI GPU or datacentre GPU route. Part numbers, format and quantity matter more than a familiar NVIDIA badge.
If the graphics chip is inside a laptop, don't try to remove it for a desktop-card quote. Send the complete machine's details through the quote form instead.
Tell us about the card, not just the model
Include whether it works, any repairs or modifications, fan or display problems, and the box/accessories you still have. We buy faulty hardware too; untested and faulty are different descriptions, so tell us what you know rather than guessing.
There are no GPUsed seller fees. Postage is covered for eligible UK sales, and payments are normally sent the same working day once the hardware has passed our checks. The selling process explains the seven-day posting window and what happens after arrival.
Comparing cash quotes? Our quote-beating guarantee covers one to four eligible working GPUs against the named buyers and like-for-like conditions. For more general help, return to selling a used GPU.