Know what used PC parts actually sell for

Live eBay sold and asking prices for GPUs, CPUs, RAM, motherboards and PSUs across 7 regional markets, normalised to your currency so you never overpay.

58,454 live listings
117 models tracked
7 eBay markets
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Sellers ask a median of €1,150, but completed sales land at €833 across 96 live listings. That's €317 you'd overpay going by asking price alone.

Frequently asked questions

How can I compare PC part prices across eBay markets?
Select any GPU, CPU, RAM, motherboard, or PSU on pcprice.watch and choose your shipping country. The tracker pulls live eBay listings from markets worldwide, shows asking prices and completed sold prices side by side, and flags the cheapest available deals with estimated shipping included. No account needed — results load in seconds.
What is the difference between asking price and sold price?
Asking price is what a seller lists a GPU for. Sold price is what a buyer actually paid on a completed transaction. The gap is often 20–30%: for example, the RTX 3080 lists for €550+ on German eBay while completed sales cluster around €350. Relying on asking prices alone will make you overpay. pcprice.watch tracks both so you know what a fair price actually looks like.
Which countries and marketplaces does pcprice.watch support?
pcprice.watch supports 100+ shipping destinations worldwide. eBay data is pulled from 7 regional markets: US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and Poland. When you select your country, the tracker filters to listings that actually ship to you and factors in estimated shipping costs — so you're comparing total delivered price, not just the sticker price.
When is the best time to buy a used GPU?
November and December are historically the cheapest months — prices typically fall 10–25% below the annual average as gaming demand drops after the back-to-school period. February and March are the most expensive. GPU prices also spike temporarily when new models are announced, then reverse within 4–6 weeks.
How accurate is the price data on pcprice.watch?
Active listings are refreshed daily from live eBay data. Sold listing history goes back to January 2025 and is updated continuously. Prices are shown as median values to reduce the effect of outliers. Currency conversion uses daily exchange rates so cross-border comparisons stay accurate.
Does pcprice.watch track CPUs, RAM, motherboards, and PSUs too?
Yes. pcprice.watch tracks GPUs, CPUs, RAM, motherboards, and PSUs across eBay markets. GPU coverage is the most comprehensive — 40+ models with full price history charts. CPU, RAM, and motherboard tracking uses the same sold-vs-asking methodology and the same 100+ country shipping filter.