The NVIDIA H200 is among the most in-demand cards on our buying desk, and GPU values can move fast. A single card or a full tray out of a cluster, we buy them and pay what the market says they’re worth today — not last quarter.
| Architecture | NVIDIA Hopper (GH100) |
|---|---|
| Form factors | SXM and PCIe (NVL) |
| Memory | 141GB HBM3e |
| Board power | up to 700 W (SXM) |
| Launched | 2024 |
| Typically pulled from | HGX H200 nodes, Dell PowerEdge XE9680, Supermicro 8-GPU systems |
This is current-generation hardware, so it holds real value on the secondary market — far more than an older part with the same headline spec. It sits right at the top of the demand we track, which means it’s exactly the kind of part we compete hardest to win. If it’s coming out of service, it’s worth a number before it goes in a drawer.
The model (NVIDIA H200), the form factor and memory size, rough condition and quantity. A photo of the card label or part/serial number confirms the exact variant. Because prices move quickly, the sooner you send it the firmer the figure.
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