EQUIPMENT CATEGORY
Enterprise GPUs and accelerators. Exact part number, memory, and condition determine the offer.
Part numbers matter most in this category. Include the manufacturer part number, memory, form factor, cooling, and the source system if known. Matched quantities produce the strongest offers.
Consumer cards, mined-on units, and heavily modified hardware are reviewed case by case. Include them in the list and the offer will state what fits.
What to send
Exact part number, memory, form factor, cooling, quantity, condition, and source-system details.
Part numbers matter
Visually similar cards can differ in generation, memory, interface, and support.
Condition is explicit
Disclose damage, missing coolers, modifications, mining use, locks, or unknown test status.
Project boundaries
Consumer cards and mixed accelerators are reviewed with the complete project.
Typical equipment
Enterprise GPUs
Compute accelerators
Inference and training cards
Vendor-specific accelerator modules
Qualification details
Exact manufacturer and part number
Memory, form factor, cooling, and interface
Quantity, condition, provenance, and test status
Project boundaries
Modified, consumer, mined-on, locked, damaged, or incomplete equipment may be excluded or valued differently after verification.
Why do part numbers matter so much?
Accelerator value varies widely by SKU. The exact part number is required for a firm offer.
Do you take consumer or mined-on cards?
Case by case. Include them in the project list and the offer will state their treatment.
Does the source system matter?
It helps. Source server, cooling type, and original configuration all affect value.
Can we send mixed cards in one lot?
Yes. Group by part number where possible and note the remainder. The offer will sort the lot.
What if cards are untested?
Send them as untested and the offer will reflect that. Accurate condition notes prevent changes after pickup.