NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe — Price Guide & Live Deals
Live NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe deals on eBay: used, refurbished and new asking prices, how to tell PCIe from SXM4, and what to avoid.
Right now: Used prices roughly flat over 90 days, 6 current qualifying listings.
Current qualifying listings
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NVIDIA A100 80GB HBM2e Enterprise AI Training & Data Analytics GPU Accelerator
$21,899.00 USD
Free shipping
★ 100% · 898 ratings
Listed 3 days ago · checked 3 days ago
Dell NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe HBM2e GPU Accelerator 0WGWR4 Open Box
$14,995.00 USD
Free shipping
★ 100% · 125 ratings
Listed 4 days ago · checked 2 days ago
** NVIDIA A100 80GB HBM2e PCIe 4.0 Server Accelerator GPU 900-21001-0020-100 **
$21,865.00 USD
Free shipping
★ 99.9% · 19,655 ratings
A100 80GB PCIe · 10/29/2026 10:45 PM
900-21001-0020-000 NVIDIA 80GB GPU (A100 PCIE)
$18,999.00 USD
Free shipping
★ 99.9% · 12,807 ratings
A100 80GB PCIe · 10/29/2026 7:36 PM
NVIDIA 900-21001-0020-000 A100 80GB PCIE GPU
$18,999.00 USD
Free shipping
★ 99.9% · 21,388 ratings
A100 80GB PCIe · 10/29/2026 7:36 PM
NVIDIA Ampere A100 80GB HBM2e PCIe 4.0 Server Accelerator GPU 900-21001-0020-100
$15,999.00 USD
Free shipping
★ 99.8% · 633 ratings
A100 80GB PCIe · 10/20/2026 7:51 PM
Roughly one qualifying listing every 30 days.
Asking-price ranges by condition
| Condition | Min | 25% | Median | 75% | Max | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Used | $15,999.00 | $18,999.00 | $18,999.00 | $21,865.00 | $21,899.00 | 5 |
| RefurbishedLow sample size | $24,999.00 | $24,999.00 | $24,999.00 | $24,999.00 | $24,999.00 | 1 |
| NewLow sample size | $14,995.00 | $14,995.00 | $14,995.00 | $14,995.00 | $14,995.00 | 1 |
Asking prices of currently-active listings. Not sold-price data. Rows marked "low sample size" have fewer than 5 listings, so one outlier can move them a lot.
Full asking-price history by condition →
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How we filter
Every feed has its own filter, tuned by hand for this one part. Before any change goes live, those filters are tested against thousands of real eBay listing titles. Every night, each feed is checked against every other deal page in its category, so a listing for a different part that slips in gets flagged and fixed instead of quietly shown.
Of the 11 listings we observed for this game in the last 30 days, we filtered out 10 of 11 (~91%) for quality reasons. The remaining 1 are what we'd actually surface.
- 7 matched a bootleg / out-of-scope keyword
- 3 priced below our floor (too good to be true)
What the feed excludes
An eBay search for NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe returns far more than the part itself: laptop chips, mining rigs, coolers, empty boxes and whole PCs all mention it in their titles. These are the 74 terms we filter out to keep this feed to the real thing. A listing whose title contains any of them never reaches the feed, the price table or an alert. Many look unrelated to NVIDIA A100 80GB PCIe because they are: that's the noise.
Other models & look-alikes 41
- -gpu support
- -anti-sag
- -anti sag
- -riser
- -extender
- -water block
- -thermal pad
- -thermal paste
- -repaste kit
- -decal
- -crypto
- -no video output
- -frankenboard
- -franken
- -read description
- -see description
- -no core
- -no vram
- -no memory
- -combo
- -with ram
- -2pcs
- -3pcs
- -4pcs
- -5pcs
- -6pcs
- -8pcs
- -10pcs
- -nvlink
- -ecc error
- -alphacool
- -housing
- -converted
- -stand
- -mug
- -40gb
- -22gb
- -48gb
- -sxm4
- -a100x
- -sxm
Bootlegs & repros 1
- -custom vram
Broken, untested & empty listings 5
- -as-is
- -untested
- -not tested
- -dead
- -core damaged
Mining & ex-datacenter 1
- -mining
Laptops & other form factors 4
- -modded
- -mod bios
- -vram mod
- -workstation pc
Lots & multi-item listings 1
- -bundle
Accessories, merch & paper 21
- -bracket
- -support bracket
- -cable
- -adapter
- -power cable
- -pcie cable
- -waterblock
- -cooler only
- -cooling only
- -fan only
- -fans only
- -heatsink only
- -shroud
- -shroud only
- -backplate only
- -sticker
- -poster
- -keychain
- -mousepad
- -t-shirt
- -no display output
How often qualifying deals appear
- 1 in the last 7 days (~0.14/day)
- 1 in the last 30 days (~0.03/day)
- 1 in the last 90 days (~0.01/day)
A100 80GB PCIe: buyer & reseller spec sheet
SKU identity. This page tracks the 80GB PCIe card, a passively cooled datacenter accelerator with no display outputs. It is not the SXM4 module, which is a different form factor that needs an SXM baseboard and will not fit a PCIe slot. It is also not the 40GB A100, and not the A100X, a separate converged card that pairs the GPU with a DPU. Confirm the form factor from the photos (an edge-connector card with a PCIe fingered slot, not a module with mezzanine connectors) and the memory size from the item specifics, not just the title.
Variants & value impact. Part numbers and OEM labels (a Dell-branded card, for example) can appear on otherwise identical cards. Asking prices differ by seller type and condition, so compare like with like. Because these cards are passively cooled, check that your chassis supplies directed airflow.
Listing traps. Some sellers title SXM4 modules or "converted" boards with "PCIe" in the name. Treat any listing that names both SXM4 and PCIe with suspicion and ask for a photo of the actual card. Water blocks and housings that carry the A100 name also show up in searches. Listings that mention ECC errors describe a card with a known fault.
Buying a used graphics card: what to check
These checks apply to every card on our graphics-card pages. The item notes above cover what is specific to this model.
Used
- Ask for a screenshot of a monitoring tool (such as GPU-Z) showing the exact model and memory size, plus a stress test or benchmark run with temperatures visible.
- Ask whether the card was used for mining. Mining wear is mostly fans and thermal pads, which are fixable, but it should be disclosed and priced in.
- Check the photos for bent fins, missing screws, broken fan blades and damaged power connectors.
- Confirm whether the manufacturer warranty transfers. It varies by brand and is tied to the serial number.
Refurbished
- Find out who refurbished it (the manufacturer or a third party) and how long the warranty is.
- Ask what was replaced. A repaste and new pads is routine; a replaced core or memory is not.
New
- Check that the box is factory sealed and the serial on the box matches the card, so warranty registration works.
- Very low prices on "new" cards from new seller accounts are the most common scam on this category.
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