NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB Price in February 2026
NVIDIA graphics card released in 2018 with an MSRP of $11,500†. View full NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB specifications and benchmarks →
† Estimated MSRP of $11,500 USD for Tesla V100 32GB PCIe based on launch-time market pricing. NVIDIA does not publish official MSRP for data center GPUs. Microway's price analysis from 2018 lists single-unit list price at $11,458 for the 32GB PCIe variant. The 32GB model launched in March 2018, approximately 9 months after the 16GB variant, with a premium of approximately $800-$1,500 over the 16GB version. Note: Pricing varies by form factor (PCIe vs SXM2) and purchase volume. The SXM2 variant commanded a significant premium (approximately $15,900 for 16GB SXM2 vs $9,900-$10,664 for 16GB PCIe).
This page reports NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB prices for February 2026, which has ended. See current October 2026 NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB prices →
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NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB Price History Through February 2026
NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB Price History
This chart tracks NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB prices over the past 12 months based on eBay listings. The yellow line shows the average of the three lowest-priced listings each day—a useful indicator for finding deals.
Trend: Over this period, the lowest average price has been down 23.7%. The current lowest average is $693, compared to a typical $709 over the period. The lowest average price is calculated as the average of the three lowest-priced listings each day.
Price Insights for February 2026
In February 2026, the NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB had a lowest average price of $707, ranging from $583 on the best day down to $727 on the most expensive day. This price is the average of the three lowest-priced listings each day — a realistic estimate of what a buyer could actually pay.
That's down 6.3% compared to the lowest average price across the prior 3 months ($754).
Compared to this month's lowest average price ($681), prices are down 3.6% since February 2026.
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