NVIDIA Titan RTX
Picked this up from a local collector off Facebook Marketplace for $500. The guy was a true collector — bought it new and only ever powered it on to test it.
This card is in museum condition. The shroud is flawless, the gold accents are pristine, no dust, no wear. Genuinely one of the cleanest Titan RTX units you’ll find anywhere.
The Titan RTX was NVIDIA’s top-of-line consumer Turing card — 24 GB of GDDR6, NVLink support for dual-GPU configs, and the full TU102 die. It was never really a gaming card; it was a workstation chip with a consumer shroud. That’s what makes it interesting to collect.
Currently considering it for a dual-NVLink build. Not going anywhere for now.
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- I Got NVIDIA's Forgotten $2500 GPU for $500 — The Titan RTX is the full unlocked TU102 die with 24GB of GDDR6 — and in 2026 that VRAM matters more than ever for local AI. I grabbed one off Facebook Marketplace for $500.
Full Specifications
Architecture
Turing (TU102)
CUDA Cores
4608
Memory
24 GB GDDR6
Memory Bus
384-bit
Memory Bandwidth
672 GB/s
Base Clock
1350 MHz
Boost Clock
1770 MHz
TDP
280W
NVLink
Yes — dual GPU support
Display Outputs
3x DisplayPort 1.4 · 1x HDMI 2.0 · 1x USB-C (VirtualLink)
Form Factor
Dual-slot · 267 mm
Condition
Mint — unplayed, display only