Graphics Cards & GPUs

Choosing a graphics card

Start from the resolution and refresh rate you actually play or work at. Video memory matters more as resolution and texture quality rise, and for AI and rendering workloads it is often the limit before raw speed is. Memory bus width and clock together set the bandwidth the card can use.

Then check the physical fit. Card length, thickness in slots and the power connectors (8-pin PCIe or 12V-2x6) have to match your case and power supply; each listing gives the length, slot count and the recommended supply wattage where the manufacturer publishes them.

Buying a GPU with crypto

Pay in BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, LTC, SOL or TRX. The quote in your chosen asset is held for 30 minutes from the moment the payment page opens, the card ships insured from Germany to 56 countries, and new cards carry a 24-month warranty. Refurbished and used cards are marked as such on the listing and in its structured data.

Questions about Graphics Cards & GPUs

Can I buy a graphics card with Bitcoin?

Yes — and with Monero, Ethereum, USDT on Ethereum or TRON, Litecoin, Solana or TRX. The price is set in US dollars and converted to your chosen asset at checkout.

What power supply does my new GPU need?

Use the recommended supply wattage stated on the listing as the minimum for the whole system, and make sure the supply has the power connectors the card uses. High-end cards need a 12V-2x6 (12VHPWR) connector or the adapter supplied with the card.

Are these graphics cards new?

The condition is stated on every listing. New, refurbished and used are separate states, and the structured data behind each page says the same thing.