Closed listings
Closed listings keep how each ad ended: sold, unsold, removed, or given away, and the price when a seller chooses to record it. The market has no completed ads yet. You can still price a card from shop offers, a cloud hour, and one shared machine, then use the same steps on real closings when they arrive.
Closed listings
Hardware listings open with membership. No listings have been published yet.
Beginner
What a closed ad records
A live ad carries an asking price. A closed ad records how that ask ended. Keep four endings apart. Sold means a buyer and a seller agreed a price. Unsold means the ad ended with no buyer. Removed means the seller or a moderator took it down. Given away means the item changed hands for nothing. An average that mixes those four stops describing what people pay.
The market has no completed ads yet, so this archive has no rows. Prisjakt lists what Swedish shops ask for a graphics card, new and used, and the number changes by the day. A shop price is today's offer. A Polaris closing price, once one exists, will be a finished deal between two people. If a used card sells for close to the new price, the buyer gets almost no discount for wear or for the risk that it fails.
On a private purchase in Sweden, the Swedish Consumer Agency directs you to the Sale of Goods Act. You and the seller can agree terms that replace parts of the Act, and the law gives no cooling-off period. Before you pay, check the exact model, the memory size, that the card boots, and what the seller says about mining or all-day AI use. Write down the price, the model, and any fault you both know. A private seller owes you no shop receipt.
When rows exist, a chart will show the average agreed price of one model by month, with the number of sales beside the line.
Check one used graphics card
You are helping me judge a used graphics card offered in Sweden. I will paste the model name, the video memory in GB, the asking price in SEK, and whether the seller is a private person or a shop. Do these things in order. Say which of these four endings an asking price is: sold (buyer and seller agreed), unsold (no buyer), removed (taken down), or given away (price zero). Tell me to compare the ask with a current Swedish shop price for the same model and with an hourly cloud rental for a GPU of similar video memory. List what to inspect before I pay: exact model, memory size, a boot test, and any mining or all-day AI use. Summarize a private purchase under the Swedish Sale of Goods Act: we can agree terms that replace parts of the Act, and the Act gives no cooling-off period. If I did not paste a confirmed sale price, leave that figure blank. Ask me for any missing number.
Intermediate
Kronor per gigabyte of video memory
Video memory, often called VRAM, is the memory on the graphics card. The model has to sit there while it runs, or spill into slower memory. Closed ads become useful when you can filter them by that size.
Use confirmed sales only: status sold, a price the seller chose to record, same model, same gigabytes of video memory. Report the median, the middle price when the sales are lined up, and show how many sales support it. A single very high sale moves an average a lot and a median very little. Leave unsold ads, removed ads, and gifts in their own counts. An asking price with no buyer stays in the unsold count. A zero-price handover stays in the gift count. The paid median includes neither of those.
Divide the year into quarters. For each quarter and each memory size, divide the median price in kronor by the gigabytes of video memory. That quotient is kronor per gigabyte for that slice. Stay inside one memory class when you compare cards. A 24 GB card can hold models an 8 GB card cannot, so a higher price per gigabyte can still be the useful buy.
Polaris will publish a monthly second-hand kronor-per-gigabyte figure for a memory class only after that class has enough confirmed sales. It has no value today. Until sales exist, use Prisjakt for the current shop offer on the same model, and Runpod for the hourly rent of a cloud card with similar video memory.
Median kronor per gigabyte
I will paste closed graphics-card ads. Each line has model, video memory in GB, status (sold, unsold, removed, or given away), price in SEK or blank, and quarter. Using only rows with status sold and a numeric price, group by quarter and by video-memory size. For each group give the count, the median price, and the median divided by gigabytes, in SEK per GB. Count unsold, removed, and given-away rows separately and keep them out of the median. If a group has fewer than five sold prices, say the median is too thin to publish and still show the count. Invent no rows. If my paste is empty, return the column headers and the formulas only.
Expert
Used close, release price, and a rented hour
Keep three prices in three labeled columns. Epoch AI's hardware table records release prices for more than 170 machine-learning accelerators, from datasheets, news, and price archives. A Polaris closing price will be a later private sale of a consumer card. Match the chip, the memory size, and the year before you describe a fall from new to used.
On 20 October 2026 Runpod's pricing page, marked updated 8 October 2026, listed Secure Cloud rates including an RTX 4090 (24 GB) at $0.89 an hour, an H100 PCIe (80 GB) at $2.89, and a B200 (180 GB) at $7.99. Billing follows running time, finer than a whole hour, and storage on a running pod is $0.10 per GB per month. One thousand hours at the listed 4090 rate is $890 before storage. Read the page again, and line a confirmed sale up only with a GPU of similar video memory.
NVIDIA's DGX Station page lists 252 GB of HBM3e at 7.1 TB/s and 496 GB of LPDDR5X, 748 GB coherent in total, linked by NVLink-C2C at 900 GB/s, with up to seven GPU slices. Dividing 252 by 24 gives 10.5, so the fast pool holds about ten and a half 24 GB cards' worth of memory. Power is 1,600 W on a 20 A circuit. Statistics Sweden's services producer price index was 123.2 in the second quarter of 2026 (2020 = 100), 2.9 percent higher than a year earlier. Use that index for Swedish service prices. Once there are confirmed sales, use them to compare buying separate cards with sharing one station.
Three price columns and the station
Compare three cost columns for a graphics card I name. Column A is a private closing price in SEK if I paste one. If I paste none, leave Column A blank and invent no sale. Column B is a new-hardware reference from Epoch AI machine-learning hardware data at https://epoch.ai/data/machine-learning-hardware. Credit Epoch AI, and use a release price only when the chip and memory size match. Column C is cloud rent from https://www.runpod.io/pricing for a GPU with similar video memory. State the date you read the page, turn the hours I give into a total, and add that storage is billed on top of the hourly rate. Then divide the NVIDIA DGX Station 252 GB of HBM3e by my card's video memory. The station's coherent pool is 748 GB (252 GB HBM3e plus 496 GB LPDDR5X), power is 1,600 W on a 20 A circuit, from https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/products/workstations/dgx-station/. Keep Statistics Sweden's Services Producer Price Index apart from these hardware figures. Show every step of the arithmetic.
What a public row will hold
A public closed row will carry the model name, the video-memory size in gigabytes, the status (sold, unsold, removed, or given away), the currency, the confirmed price or a blank, the date the ad closed, and whether the seller chose to record the price. The public row leaves out the name, the place, and the messages. The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection says an organization that handles personal data must follow the GDPR: a lawful ground, and clear information to the person concerned. A price tied to a named member is that kind of data, so the public series stays on the hardware, in aggregate. A median for one model and one memory size waits until several sellers have volunteered a price in that cell. A seller can close an ad and leave the price blank.
Before you trust a used-card price
- Match the full model name, including the memory size in gigabytes.
- Read the status before you read the price.
- Demand a count next to every median, and set aside a median built on fewer than five sales.
- Check the same model on Prisjakt in the same week.
- Price one cloud hour for similar video memory on Runpod, then add storage.
- On a private deal, inspect the card and write what you agreed. The Sale of Goods Act includes no statutory cooling-off period.
- Keep a gift, a removal, and an unsold ask in their own counts.
Which number answers which question
| Question | Source | What you can answer |
|---|---|---|
| What do shops ask today? | Prisjakt, graphics cards | A current retail offer for a named model |
| What did a private buyer pay? | This archive, after confirmed sales exist | A finished deal, only where the seller recorded the price |
| What did a new accelerator list for? | Epoch AI hardware table | A release price, for a matching chip and memory size |
| What does an hour of rent cost? | Runpod GPU instances | The listed hourly rate, plus storage, for a similar memory size |
| How have Swedish service prices moved? | Statistics Sweden, services producer price index | Useful for costs that are mostly labor |
A DGX Station has 748 GB of coherent memory, 252 GB of it HBM3e. If the shared station is bought, confirmed prices for separate cards could later be set beside it. About the shared station
Sources
- NVIDIA DGX Station specificationsOfficial memory split (252 GB HBM3e and 496 GB LPDDR5X, 748 GB coherent), bandwidth, NVLink-C2C, up to seven GPU slices, and 1,600 W on a 20 A circuit.
- Epoch AI, machine learning hardwareRelease prices and performance for 170+ accelerators, from datasheets and price archives. Free to reuse under Creative Commons Attribution if you credit Epoch AI.
- Runpod GPU cloud pricingLive hourly GPU rates by memory size, plus storage fees. The list moves. Rates quoted above were read on 20 October 2026 from Runpod's pricing page, marked updated 8 October 2026.
- Statistics Sweden, producer and import price indexServices Producer Price Index, 123.2 in the second quarter of 2026 (2020 = 100), for Swedish service prices including computer services. Hardware sales sit outside this index.
- Prisjakt, graphics cardsCurrent shop offers in Sweden for new and used graphics cards. A shop ask is a different series from a finished private sale.
- Swedish Consumer Agency, buying from a private individualPrivate purchases follow the Sale of Goods Act, and the buyer and seller can agree terms that replace parts of it.
- Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection, GDPR overviewAnyone handling personal data needs a lawful ground and must tell the person what is stored. A confirmed price tied to a name is personal data, so the public archive stays aggregated.