GPU Pulse Report

Bi-weekly aftermarket intelligence across 15 GPU models. Overall GPU Market Pulse Score: 64.4 (Healthy). Overall Pulse Score rises to 65.4, up 1.5 points from Report #6’s 63.9, led by FMV-sourced segment appreciation rather than operator-anchor revision. NVIDIA V100 posts the cycle’s strongest absolute and percentage delta (+14.0 pts / +14.0%), driven by deep liquidity and renewed bid activity for cost-efficient inference silicon. RTX A6000 exhibits a price-score divergence: Pulse Score gains +4

Bi-weekly aftermarket intelligence across 15 GPU models. Overall GPU Market Pulse Score: 63.9 (Healthy). Overall Pulse Score holds at 63.9, with FMV-sourced segments stable and operator-anchored floors sustaining zero-delta protection for a second consecutive cycle. Tesla P100 posts the cycle’s strongest positive delta (+3.8 pts), reaffirming residual bid support for cost-efficient legacy inference silicon. A100 80GB PCIe moderates from its Report #5 inflection point — a normalization, not a rev

Bi-weekly aftermarket intelligence across 15 GPU models. Overall GPU Market Pulse Score: 64.1 (Healthy). A100 80GB PCIe stages a cycle-over-cycle reversal, posting the largest positive delta among FMV-sourced data-center GPUs — a potential inflection after prior-cycle structural repricing pressure. RTX 4090 stabilizes: the declining trend flagged in Report #4 does not deepen, with Stage 2 and Stage 3 ranges holding flat and Pulse Score recovering to 75.0. Operator-anchored segments (H100 variant

Bi-weekly aftermarket intelligence across 15 GPU models. Overall GPU Market Pulse Score of 60.8 (Healthy). Consumer Ampere (RTX 3090, RTX 3090 Ti) holds top of the leaderboard; V100 stages largest positive delta of the cycle (+29.8) as legacy inference demand re-engages. A100 80GB PCIe records the cycle’s sharpest Stage 3 decline (−14.9%). Operator-anchored Hopper segment holds floor.

The high-end GPU secondary market in March 2026 is experiencing a significant transition as enterprises migrate from Ampere-generation hardware to newer Hopper and Blackwell architectures. This report analyzes the top 10 high-end GPUs by market value, demand, and retirement outlook.