Every graphics card with 64 GB and more of video memory we found on eBay, ranked by price per gigabyte including shipping: gaming, workstation and datacenter cards, new and used. Updated Oct 11, 2026 13:57 UTC.
Cheapest consumer, per GB—
Cheapest workstation, per GB$165.62
Cheapest datacenter, per GB$35.69
Datacenter GPUs are not plug-and-play in a desktop.
They have no fans, need strong airflow (a fan shroud), usually an 8-pin EPS power cable and "Above 4G decoding" in the
BIOS, and most have no display outputs. SXM modules need an SXM server or an adapter board.
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Buying tips
For AI and LLM work, check CUDA support: Kepler cards (K80, K40, GRID K1/K2) stopped at CUDA 11, and Maxwell, Pascal and Volta cards (M40, P40, P100, V100) are not supported by CUDA 13 — they still work with CUDA 12 builds of PyTorch and llama.cpp. Multi-GPU boards such as the K80 (2×12 GB) or M10 (4×8 GB) show up to the system as several smaller GPUs.
How this table works
We collect Buy It Now listings from eBay US several times a day and divide the total price, including
shipping, by the amount of video memory. Only cards we can identify by model are listed; the memory size comes from the
model (and the variant named in the title, e.g. RTX 3060 8GB vs 12GB), not from the seller's guess. Multi-GPU boards are
counted by their total memory. We remove empty boxes, coolers, backplates, brackets and other accessories, cards for
parts or with missing chips, mining-only cards without video outputs, laptop MXM modules, Mac Pro MPX modules, PC
bundles and offers far below every other listing for the same model.