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Selling an EVGA graphics card

By the RebootSemi inspection team · Updated · 4 min read

EVGA was one of the best-known makers of NVIDIA graphics cards until it left the business in 2022. Its cards are still everywhere — and still sell.

What happened to EVGA

In September 2022 EVGA announced it would stop making graphics cards and would not produce cards for NVIDIA’s next generation. Its last cards are the RTX 30 Series; there is no EVGA RTX 40 or RTX 50 card. EVGA made NVIDIA GeForce cards only.

What it means when you sell

Nothing, for the offer. A graphics card is priced by its GPU and memory, so an EVGA RTX 3080 gets the same offer as any other RTX 3080 of the same memory size. The maker leaving the market does not make its cards worth less to us, and a working EVGA card sells like any other.

Which EVGA card do you have?

The model name is on the box and on a sticker on the card, together with EVGA’s product code — codes like 10G-P5-3897-KR, where the first part is the memory size. EVGA’s lines, roughly from the top down: Kingpin, FTW3, FTW, XC3, XC, Hybrid, SC, Black. In Windows, Task Manager’s Performance tab or GPU-Z shows the GPU: how to find your graphics card’s exact model.

Today’s offers for EVGA cards

Offers for EVGA graphics cards by GPU
GPUEVGA versionsUsedNew
RTX 3090 Ti 24GB7$880$953
RTX 3090 24GB12$807$874
RTX 3080 Ti 12GB8$260$282
RTX 3080 12 GB8$236$255
RTX 3080 10GB15$193$209
RTX 3060 12GB4$167$181
RTX 2080 Ti 11GB14$159$172
GTX Titan Z 12 GB4$152$165
RTX 3070 Ti 8GB3$145$157
RTX 3070 8GB9$140$152
RTX 3060 Ti 8GB5$124$134
RTX 2080 SUPER 8GB12$113$122
RTX 2080 8GB13$106$115
RTX 2070 SUPER 8GB10$102$110
RTX 2060 SUPER 8GB7$101$109
RTX 2060 12GB2$101$109

Today’s offers, highest first. Every EVGA card we list is on the EVGA page, searchable by name.

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