GPU Resale Value Calculator

A rough estimate of what your GPUs could sell for, today and over the next four years.

How it works

A crude, model-level estimate, not an appraisal. It knows the GPU and what you paid, and nothing about your servers, their condition, the site or who would buy them.

It applies our residual band for each year to what the equipment cost new, takes 15% off for a less-known OEM, and sets the result against straight-line book value. Forward values cover the B300, B200, H200 and H100; for the A100 and V100 it shows the latest used price.

Calculator

GPU
Unit
4
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OEM
Sale
Depreciation schedule

Rough estimate today, 4 H200 servers

~$809K

About 60% of the $1.36M paid new.

In 12 months
~$632K
In 24 months
~$510K
In 36 months
~$299K
WhenValueBook, 6 years
Oct 2026~$809K$1.06M
Oct 2027~$632K$831K
Oct 2028~$510K$604K
Oct 2029~$299K$378K
Oct 2030~$88K$151K

What moves a resale price

FactorEffect
OEM brandDell-built servers resold about 18% above less-known OEMs
Whole vs parted outA tested, working cluster sells better than single nodes
ConfigurationStandard configurations sell faster and higher
LocationGPUs deployed in the U.S. resell better than abroad
DocumentationService records and the original configuration help
TimingA sale takes 30-60 days; a rushed one fetches less

Bands by year for each GPU: GPU residual value by year. Lives that public operators depreciate GPUs over: GPU depreciation schedules.

Get an appraisal

Send us the equipment list and the loan or lease you have in mind. We will come back with an indication and the questions we would need answered.

Prefer email? hello@amcompute.com

Questions

Why does the purchase date not change the resale value?
Buyers price a GPU by its generation. An H200 bought new in 2026 is already two years into its life, because the generation first shipped in 2024. The purchase date sets book value; the generation sets what a buyer pays.