NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB Launched and Big 128GB GB10 Price Increases
Nvidia has introduced a new 64GB configuration of the DGX Spark workstation powered by the GB10 chip, priced at $4,999. The hardware arrives amid memory constraints, offering half the unified RAM of the original model. Concurrently, the price of the 128GB model has climbed to $6,950. The 64GB variant is scheduled to launch on October 23 and will be supported by vendors including Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, and MSI. Users can pair two of the new 64GB units over ConnectX-7 to reach 128GB.
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- β The new NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB configuration starts at $4,999.
- β The price of the 128GB GB10 model has increased to $6,950.
- β Two 64GB DGX Spark units can be paired over ConnectX-7 to form a 128GB cluster.
- β The 64GB DGX Spark arrives on October 23.
What changed
Nvidia launched a 64GB DGX Spark model priced at $4,999 while raising the 128GB configuration price to $6,950.
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Nvidia Launches 64GB DGX Spark As 128GB GB10 Price Rises
Nvidia has introduced a new 64GB configuration of the DGX Spark workstation powered by the GB10 chip, priced at $4,999. The hardware arrives amid memory constraints, offering half the unified RAM of the original model. Concurrently, the price of the 128GB model has climbed to $6,950. The 64GB variant is scheduled to launch on October 23 and will be supported by vendors including Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, and MSI. Users can pair two of the new 64GB units over ConnectX-7 to reach 128GB.
Why it matters
The introduction of the 64GB version addresses severe memory market pressures that have driven up component costs for high-end local AI hardware. By cutting the RAM in half, Nvidia preserves an entry-level price point near the original launch targets, though it now costs more than the original 128GB model did at launch. Other manufacturers are also expanding their desktop AI portfolios with similar memory configurations.
What is confirmed
- The new NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB configuration starts at $4,999.
- The price of the 128GB GB10 model has increased to $6,950.
- Two 64GB DGX Spark units can be paired over ConnectX-7 to form a 128GB cluster.
- The 64GB DGX Spark arrives on October 23.
- Vendors offering the new hardware include Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, and MSI.
Still unconfirmed
- AMD is attempting to get ahead of the RTX Spark launch with benchmarks for its flagship Gorgon Halo chip, the Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495.
What to watch next
- Market adoption rates for the 64GB DGX Spark compared to the higher-priced 128GB configuration.
- Competitive response and official availability timelines from AMD regarding its Gorgon Halo chip.
confidence 95%Sources used for this update (14)
- NVIDIA Blog β NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB Gives Developers More Ways to Build and Scale Local AI
- PCMag β Facing Memory Crunch, Nvidia Creates 64GB RTX Spark. It Still Costs $4,999
- Tom's Hardware β Nvidia introduces 64GB DGX Spark to throw local AI fans a lifeline amid the RAMpocalypse β new GB10 config starts at $4999 for those who can work with less
- ServeTheHome β NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB Launched and Big 128GB GB10 Price Increases
- TweakTown β NVIDIA's new DGX Spark has half the RAM and costs more than the original 128GB model did at launch
- Japan Wire by Kyodo News β GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOM 64GB Unified Memory Version Expands Possibilities for Desktop AI Development
- TechPowerUp β ASUS Announces New 64GB Configuration of the Ascent GX10
- www.explainx.ai β DGX Spark 64GB: $4,999 for Half the RAM (Oct 23) | explainx ...
- www.servethehome.com β NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB Launched and Big 128GB GB10 Price Increases - ServeTheHome
- tech.yahoo.com β AMD attempts to get ahead of expected RTX Spark launch with Gorgon Halo benchmarks
- shattered.io β Nvidia DGX Spark 64GB vs 128GB Price: $4,999 vs $6,950
- news.lavx.hu β NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB Launched and Big 128GB GB10 Price ...
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