Lenovo Refurbished Graphics Cards

A passive server graphics card has no fan of its own. It depends on the airflow, power connector, and riser of the server it was built for, so matching the card to the server comes before choosing a model.

 

We supply refurbished Lenovo graphics cards for ThinkSystem, System x, and ThinkServer systems, including NVIDIA Tesla M10, ThinkSystem T4, and GRID cards, and can source other models on request.

 

Every refurbished card is inspected and tested before shipping under our ISO 9001-certified quality management system. Orders ship from our warehouse in Denmark — with express delivery, your order will be delivered within 1–2 working days.

 

  • Save up to 80% versus buying new
  • Inspected and tested under our ISO 9001-certified quality management system
  • 1-year warranty included
  • NVIDIA Tesla, GRID, and Quadro graphics cards for Lenovo servers and workstations

Refurbished Lenovo NVIDIA Tesla M10 and T4 GPUs

The Tesla M10 carries four GPUs and 32GB of memory on a single card, which is why it is used to host many virtual desktops. The ThinkSystem T4 is a low-profile 16GB card built on the TU104 chip, used for inference and VDI. Both are passive, so they rely on the server's airflow, and virtual desktop use also needs NVIDIA vGPU software licensing, which is separate from the card.

 

Refurbished Lenovo GRID and Quadro Graphics Cards

The older GRID K1, also listed as VGX, and GRID K2 cards were built for virtual desktops and remote graphics, and the Quadro K600 is an entry-level display card. The GRID K2 is also sold in an actively cooled version for workstation and tower use, which has its own fan, unlike the passive server cards.

 

Power Cables and Server Requirements

Some cards need a server-specific power cable, so we stock cables such as the one for the Tesla K80. Before ordering a GPU, check that your server has a compatible riser, a free PCIe slot with the right power connector, and enough airflow and power supply capacity.

 

Lenovo Graphics Card Part Numbers

Lenovo identifies a graphics card by a seven-character FRU number, such as 90Y2355 or 00Y2961, or by an option part number such as 4X67A14926 or 7C57A02891. A card is often sold under both an FRU number and an option number, so match the number from your existing card or confirm the server model. Search by any of them in our Parts Finder, or use our u to check compatible hardware.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What separates a refurbished Lenovo GPU from a used one? A used GPU is pulled from a server and sold untested. A refurbished GPU is cleaned, inspected, and tested before sale and carries a 1-year warranty. We refurbish independently of Lenovo and NVIDIA.

 

Can I use a passive GPU in a tower server or workstation? Only if the chassis gives the card enough directed airflow. Passive cards are designed for rack servers with high-speed fans, so for towers and workstations choose an actively cooled card or confirm the server model with our team.

 

Do I need a license to use a Tesla M10 or T4 for virtual desktops? Yes. Virtual desktops need NVIDIA vGPU software licensing, which is sold separately from the card.

 

How much does a refurbished Lenovo GPU cost? Each listing shows its price, which varies widely between older GRID cards and the T4. Expect savings of up to 80% compared with new.

 

What warranty comes with a refurbished Lenovo GPU? One year on every card.