The card, in brief

Architecture	NVIDIA Volta (GV100)
Form factors	PCIe (dual-slot, passive) and SXM2
Memory	16GB or 32GB HBM2
Board power	250 W (PCIe) / 300 W (SXM2)
Launched	2017
Typically pulled from	DGX-1 / DGX-2, Dell PowerEdge C4140, HPE Apollo 6500, Supermicro 4029GP

Why it’s worth selling, not shelving

These ex-hyperscaler parts are wanted precisely because they’re cheap cores by the tray, retired in enormous numbers by the big cloud operators. If it’s coming out of service, it’s worth a number before it goes in a drawer.

What moves the price

Form factor — PCIe and SXM are different boards, different buyers, different numbers. Tell us which you have.
Memory variant — the higher-memory version of the same card is a different price entirely.
Condition and history — hours in a cluster, thermal history and whether it’s been repasted all matter. Be straight with us and the number holds.
Completeness and quantity — brackets, original packaging and matched trays all add up, and larger lots price better per card.

Selling the whole GPU server? Leave the cards in it — a complete node is worth more whole than stripped. Only the cards are leaving and the chassis is staying? Sell them loose, that’s fine too. Either way, tell us the form factor and memory size.

What to send us

The model (NVIDIA Tesla V100), 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.

Have other accelerators too? See all the GPUs we buy, or the full list of enterprise hardware we’re buying.

Sell your NVIDIA Tesla V100.

The card, in brief

Why it’s worth selling, not shelving

What moves the price

What to send us

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