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REFURBISHED H200

NVIDIA H200 141GB

Refurbished H200 units are scarce on the Hardware Market in Q3 2026 — most deployments are still in their first productive cycle, and units returning to market are typically channeled through specialist refurbishers like Alta Technologies. When available, they ship with documented diagnostic reports, full operational verification, and supplier warranty. The refurbishment premium over raw used H200 reflects testing rigor and reduced early-failure risk.

REFURBISHED H200 — Indicative Range (Q3 2026)
$32,000 – $36,000

Very limited refurbished supply. Demand strong from buyers needing tested units with warranty.

Based on aggregated supplier quotes and broker market data. Final pricing depends on quantity, region, condition, and warranty terms. Compute Exchange does not publish active counterparty listings.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
REFURBISHED
VRAM
141 GB HBM3e
MEMORY BANDWIDTH
4.8 TB/s
FP 16 TENSOR
1,979 TFLOPS (sparse)
FP 8 TENSOR
3,958 TFLOPS (sparse)
TDP
700W
FORM FACTOR
SXM5
INTERCONNECT
PCIe 4.0 x16
ARCHITECTURE
Hopper
Frequently Asked Questions

REFURBISHED H200 — KEY QUESTIONS

What is the price range for refurbished H200?+
Indicative pricing in Q3 2026 runs $32,000–$36,000 per unit, with final pricing dependent on quantity, region, and warranty terms. Refurbished H200 sits at a 10–15% premium over raw used H200 ($30,000–$35,000), reflecting documented testing, full operational verification, and supplier warranty. Specialist refurbishers advertise up to 50% savings versus OEM list pricing where comparable inventory is available.
Why is refurbished H200 supply so limited in Q3 2026?+
H200 launched in November 2023, so most deployments are still in their first productive cycle. Hyperscalers and frontier labs have not yet completed the upgrade-and-retire cycles that drive secondary supply. The refurbished channel sees even less volume than raw used because units must first pass through a refurbishment pipeline — testing, recertification, and documentation. Supply is expected to expand through 2026 as the earliest H200 deployments begin cycling.
How does refurbished H200 compare to refurbished H100 SXM5?+
Refurbished H200 commands roughly 25–35% premium over refurbished H100 SXM5 ($26,000–$30,000), justified by the 141GB HBM3e memory versus 80GB HBM3 on H100. For memory-bound inference workloads — large-context LLM serving, retrieval-augmented generation, KV-cache-heavy deployments — the H200's expanded memory often delivers better cost-per-token despite the higher unit price. For compute-bound training, H100 SXM5 remains the more economical choice.
What should I look for when buying refurbished H200?+
Require a documented diagnostic and burn-in report from the refurbisher. Verify the part number against NVIDIA records where possible and ask for fleet origin information. Reputable refurbishers are R2v3 certified and maintain traceability back to the originating deployment. Warranty terms matter more here than for H100 given H200's age — you want supplier coverage that addresses early-life failure modes specific to HBM3e modules.
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