Prologue

An Honest House for Engines of Computation

We deal in real NVIDIA hardware, from a $3,999 desktop engine to a $5,000,000 datacenter rack — every figure in this house is reckoned honestly, and beside every number stands a plain explanation of what it means and when it matters. A customer who cannot yet read a spec sheet is welcome here; they will leave able to.

The Engines

Peruse our full stock, from the humble desktop card to the rack-scale cluster — specifications, price, and power draw, each explained in plain words.

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The Reckoning

Choose one of three great open-source models and watch the arithmetic unfold, in full view, that determines the smallest honest engine able to run it.

Consult the ledger →

Seek Our Counsel

Declare whether you are a small startup or a growing concern, and we shall walk you to a specific recommendation with a total price attached.

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The House's Creed

Every figure herein carries a plain-words explanation of what it means and when it matters:

Should any figure remain unclear to you, that is by design our failing to remedy — read our fuller explanation until it is plain.

The Full Ledger of Engines

EngineMemoryPowerPrice
NVIDIA RTX 5090 32 GB 575 W $3,999
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell 96 GB 600 W $13,250
NVIDIA H200 (single GPU) 141 GB 700 W $35,000
H200 HGX 4-GPU NVLink Server 564 GB 2800 W $140,000
H200 HGX 8-GPU NVLink Server 1128 GB 5600 W $280,000
NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 (full rack) 20480 GB 137000 W $5,000,000

The full particulars, with explanations →