Selling an older RTX card
An RTX 2060, 2070 or 2080 doesn't have to stay in the cupboard after an upgrade. Tell us which version you have and how it's working, and our team can give you a personal quote in as little as 10 minutes.
Get my RTX 20 Series quoteFirst, check the name after the number
The small print matters here. An RTX 2070 and an RTX 2070 Super are different cards; an RTX 2080 Ti isn't simply another cooler design for an RTX 2080. Copy the full name from the label, rather than stopping at “RTX 20”.
RTX 2060
Check whether yours is the 6GB or 12GB version. The RTX 2060 Super is a separate 8GB model, so include “Super” if it's on the label.
RTX 2070 and 2080
Include any Super suffix and the board partner, such as ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte or EVGA. A partner's cooler name helps us identify the exact card.
RTX 2080 Ti
This model has 11GB of memory. Keep the Ti suffix in your enquiry, and tell us whether it has its original cooler or has been modified.
Memory and model distinctions: NVIDIA's GeForce specification comparison. These are identification details, not a price list or a performance ranking.
Have a Titan RTX, Quadro or another professional card instead? Send the full label through the quote form; don't choose the nearest GeForce name to make it fit. The NVIDIA selling hub has the specialist routes.
An honest description beats a guess at its grade
With an older card, its present condition tells us more than “it's a few years old”. If you've just removed it from a working PC, say that. If it hasn't been powered on since your last upgrade, say that too: untested isn't the same thing as faulty, but it isn't confirmation that everything works.
Useful details include a fan that rattles, a display socket that no longer works, crashes under load or a previous repair. If a problem comes and goes, describe when it happens. You don't need to run a lengthy benchmark to write an enquiry, and you shouldn't keep testing a card with visible electrical damage.
Past mining use or a cooler change should be disclosed, without trying to turn either into a diagnosis. Tell us what you know; we assess the actual card. Our grading guide and testing explanation cover the next stage.
Worth quoting, even without the original box?
Yes - tell us the box is missing so we can advise on packing if you accept. Don't buy packaging or post the card before receiving the quote and sending instructions.
Faulty RTX cards can also be considered. As a rough guide, a faulty card is often quoted at around 10–15% of its working quote, depending on the model and fault. That isn't an automatic offer for every card.
For several older cards, a single inventory and bulk enquiry is more useful than a string of separate submissions. Include quantities and separate working, faulty and untested units.
Ready to clear some space? Send the model, condition and included accessories. Read the quote-to-payment process for postage and payment details; complicated or incomplete enquiries can take longer than a standard quote.