Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about GPUHound
What is GPUHound and how does it work?
GPUHound is your smart GPU deal finder. We automatically scan eBay listings for graphics cards and rank them by performance-to-price ratio (our 'Value Score'). This helps you quickly identify which GPUs offer the best bang for your buck without spending hours comparing listings.
How is the 'Value Score' calculated?
Our Value Score is simply the GPU's performance benchmark (G3D Mark score) divided by the listing price. The higher the score, the better the value. We leave postage out of the calculation because it varies by seller and by where you live, so including it would make two people's scores for the same listing disagree. Every price on the site is the item price for the same reason, so check the listing for postage to your address before you buy. One consequence worth knowing: a seller who charges postage separately will rank slightly above an equivalent seller who builds it into the price.
What is the G3D Mark score and why is it important?
G3D Mark is a standardized benchmark score from PassMark that measures a GPU's 3D rendering performance. It's widely recognized in the industry and gives you an objective way to compare different GPU models. We use it as the 'performance' part of our performance-to-price ratio.
What markets do you support?
We support deals from 6 markets: US (eBay US), UK (eBay UK), Canada (eBay Canada), Germany (eBay Germany), France (eBay France), and Italy (eBay Italy). You can switch between markets using the selector at the top of the page. Want to see your market supported? Let us know.
How often are deals updated?
Our deal database is refreshed at least daily with the latest listings from eBay. This ensures you're always seeing recent deals rather than outdated ones. We also filter out listings that are clearly not GPUs or are priced unrealistically.
Why should I trust these deals?
We don't create or modify any listings - we simply aggregate existing eBay listings and rank them by value. All deals link directly to eBay, so you can see the seller's ratings, return policy, and other details before purchasing. We're transparent about our methodology and don't manipulate rankings.
Can I filter by specific GPU models?
Yes. Open Filters above the deal list and use the search box to find a model, such as 'RTX 3080' or 'RX 6700'. You can also set a minimum and a maximum price, pick a condition, and hide listings that are collection only. A single model's page has no search box, because every listing on it is already that model.
Will you support GPUs under 14000 G3D score?
We found that most users don't require GPUs under this score for their gaming or professional needs. However, if you have a specific request for lower-end GPUs, we're happy to consider including them. Just reach out through our contact page and let us know what you need. We're always looking to improve GPUHound for all users.
What do the different filters mean?
'Search' matches the GPU name. 'Price' takes a minimum and a maximum in your market's currency. 'Condition' narrows to New or Used. 'Hide collection only' removes listings the seller will not post. Filters narrow the deals already loaded on the page rather than searching the whole market, so scroll further to give them more to work on.
How can I contact you about a specific deal?
For issues with specific listings, we recommend contacting the seller directly through eBay. If you have general feedback or want to report a bug with GPUHound itself, use our Contact page.
Do you make money from these links?
Yes, we participate in eBay's affiliate program. When you click on a deal and make a purchase, we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support GPUHound's development and server costs. We only feature deals that genuinely offer good value - our reputation depends on it.
How can I suggest a new feature?
Visit our Contact page and select 'Feature request' as the topic. Whether it's a new filter, additional markets, or a completely new feature, we read every suggestion.
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