GPU Resource members get buy-side estimates for every scored model — the numbers serious ITAD, remarketing, and procurement teams need before making offers.
The GPU Market Pulse Score is a composite index reflecting current secondary-market health for each GPU model, weighted by two primary factors.
Price momentum (60%) reflects the directional trend in observed transaction prices over the trailing 60 days, sourced from GPU Resource's proprietary buy/sell survey. Rising prices earn higher scores; declining prices reduce the composite.
Demand level (40%) reflects buy-side inquiry volume and time-to-sell metrics observed in GPU Resource's reseller and ITAD network. Models with thin supply relative to demand score highest.
Each expanded GPU card now shows a probability-weighted expected fair-market value at 12-, 24-, and 36-month horizons. Projections are calibrated from the Circular Momentum Future FMV Synthesis methodology, which composes parametric depreciation curves, proxy-market calibration, scenario-triad architecture, hedonic regression, and Monte Carlo simulation drawn from mature thin-market finance practice. Scenario probability weights, decay-rate parameters, and generation-adjustment factors are proprietary. End-of-life GPUs with projected values under ten dollars are labelled "EOL — not projected" rather than displayed as scrap-floor dollar amounts.
Wholesale estimates are derived using standard ITAD discount methodology applied to confirmed used-condition transaction data. These figures represent buy-side clearing prices — what a knowledgeable buyer would offer in volume — not retail or list prices. Wholesale data is available to GPU Resource members.