The short answer is we buy almost any type of GPU. The major factors affecting the value of the GPU are processing power, age, condition. As a bulk buyer, we’re also interested in purchasing higher quantities of GPUs. We buy Nvidia, AMD and Intel GPUs. We also buy very old GPUs from other manufacturers that are no longer in business.

Bitpro is primarily interested in GPUs that can be used for multiple purposes such as gaming, AI training/inference, machine learning, GPU mining, video rendering, virtualization, and other common applications.

The following is a list of specific models, that we are interested in purchasing which is not exhaustive. If you don’t see it here, that does not mean that we’re not interested in making an offer.

Particularly in demand are RTX 4090, A4000ADA, A5000ADA, A6000ADA, A4000, A5000, A6000, A100, H100.
We buy:
– Nvidia RTX 30 series GPUs: 3060, 3060ti, 3070, 3070ti, 3080, 3080ti, and 3090, 3090ti
– Nvidia RTX 20 series GPUs: 2060, 2060 Super, 2060Ti, 2070, 2070 Super, 2070ti, 2080, 2080 Super, 2080 ti
– Nvidia GTX 10 series GPUs: 1050 Ti, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1080ti
We buy AMD Navi 3x, Big Navi, Navi, Vega, and Polaris gen GPUs with the caveat that the lower-end Polaris gen is starting to not make sense economically.

That said, just because it’s not currently in demand at the moment, doesn’t mean we don’t want it! We have an extensive network of buyers as well as the largest e-commerce presence, enabling us to find a market for any component worth selling.

1. Send us a list of your hardware that you’d like an offer on.
2. We will review it and respond with an offer. Once we agree on a deal, we schedule a trip to the pick-up location of your hardware around your availability.
3. We arrive onsite and perform a same-day short inventory and hardware inspection. Upon completion of the inventory, we send payment by your chosen method. Once you’re satisfied with payment, we pack up the hardware and say thank you very much! You proceed to plow that sweet cash into your next business venture, your kid’s 529, or NVDA (not financial advice).

Send us a list of your hardware that you’d like a cash offer on. We will review it and respond with an offer. Once we agree on a deal, we send you a free shipping label. You ship your hardware. We receive it, inspect it and pay you, typically same day, latest next day.

We will reach out immediately and let you know if anything comes up during our incoming QC process. The ball is in your court from there. In most cases, we’ll pay something, even for broken units, as we are a refurbisher. In all cases, you have the option of having your hardware shipped back to you.

You can sell a GPU easily and quickly on various online platforms, and local classifieds. Each option offers different advantages and user bases, so choose one that best suits your needs. Depending on your priorities: hardware value, timeline, and tolerance for annoyance, we have a guide to help you navigate the options and get paid for your used PC hardware.

As the largest reseller of GPUs in the US, Bitpro is able to leverage economies of scale to offer better pricing and service to businesses, GPU miners and individuals with large lots of GPUs. Our process is optimized to remove layers of complication, salespeople, brokers, transaction risk, and other bs to preserve the most value for you when you work with us on a bulk GPU transaction. For a bit more information check out our post on selling multiple GPUs.

Yes, Bitpro specializes GPUs in bulk with a process that minimizes your risk when selling. While there are other ways to sell GPUs in bulk, there aren’t many marketplaces that are optimized for bulk transactions. Bitpro’s bulk GPU purchasing service is your best bet because your used hardware becomes our problem to which we apply our heavily optimized processes for dealing with many small transactions.

Selling your used GPUs is often a better idea than repurposing your GPU mining rigs for selling compute to clients running AI workloads for several reasons. First, the market for used graphics cards is more established and accessible, allowing you to liquidate your assets quickly and easily. Second, selling compute to clients running AI workloads requires specialized knowledge, resources, and infrastructure to meet their demanding requirements, whereas selling used GPUs has a lower entry barrier. Finally, selling used GPUs allows you to recuperate your initial investment faster and avoid the ongoing costs associated with maintaining and operating a compute service. Read more about the challenges here.

If you have bulk quantities, typically more than 5 GPUs, sellers find our services valuable. Have only 1 or a couple to sell? Check out our guide to selling your GPU online. Our goal is to take the work out, save your valuable time and pay you a fair price for your bulk graphics cards.

When looking to sell computer parts online, you can choose a company that specializes in buying computer parts or you’ll need a vibrant marketplace, an informative, attractive listing, to watch out for scams. For more in-depth guidance check out our guide.

An in-person transaction is probably best arranged on a local classifieds platform, Facebook Marketplace is popular and many buyers use their personal profiles, making it less anonymous than Craigslist. There are safety considerations and potential hassles involved. If you prefer, you can sell your GPUs to a company with a…ahem… stellar reputation that provides free shipping labels or arranges local pickup.

The short answer is to check eBay sold listings for recent history and match as much information about condition and accessories as possible. The comprehensive answer is in our guide.