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DGX Spark Price (2026): $6,950 After NVIDIA's October Raise

The 128GB NVIDIA DGX Spark costs $6,950 from NVIDIA since 2 October 2026. It launched at $3,999, went to $4,699 in February 2026, and rose again in October. NVIDIA also added a 64GB Spark from $4,999. The order flipped twice: OEM GB10 boxes undercut the Spark in spring, cost more in September, and the ASUS Ascent GX10 undercuts it again at $5,999. This page lists each box, its storage, and its price.

Bottom Line

  • DGX Spark price: $6,950 for the 128GB model, since NVIDIA raised it on 2 October 2026.
  • Price path: $3,999 at launch, $4,699 from February 2026, $6,950 from October 2026. NVIDIA blamed memory supply both times.
  • New 64GB Spark from $4,999. OEMs sell it from 23 October 2026. It has the same 273 GB/s bandwidth and half the memory.
  • The ASUS Ascent GX10 undercuts the Spark again. It cost $5,999 for 1TB, in stock on the ASUS US store on 26 October 2026.
  • Buy rule: for 128GB, buy the cheapest in-stock GB10 box. They all use the same chip and the same 128GB of memory.

DGX Spark Price History

DatePriceWhat happened
Launch$3,999NVIDIA Founders Edition, 4TB
February 2026$4,699Official NVIDIA notice: +$700, “industry wide memory supply constraints”
June 2026Spark unchangedASUS GX10 1TB went from $3,499 to $3,999, per NVIDIA forum users
August to September 2026Spark unchanged at listOEM boxes rose 40-50%, per forum users; ASUS store at $6,999
2 October 2026$6,950 (128GB)NVIDIA raise, reported by The Register and ServeTheHome; memory prices blamed
23 October 2026$4,999 (new 64GB)64GB Spark via Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP and MSI, same 273 GB/s
26 October 2026GX10 1TB $5,999ASUS US store, in stock (was $6,999 out of stock)

NVIDIA’s February notice said that OEM partners set their own GB10 prices. That explains the table. In September, NVIDIA held its list price and the partners did not. In October, NVIDIA raised its own price above the ASUS store price.

We found no official OEM notice for the August and September increases. The forum reports and the store prices agree, so the increase is real even without a press release.

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Every GB10 Box and Its Price

Update, 1 November 2026: the 128GB DGX Spark is now $6,950 from NVIDIA, and the ASUS GX10 1TB is $5,999 on the ASUS US store (read 26 October). We did not re-read the Newegg rows below after the October raise. Treat them as the 13 September snapshot.

The table rows were read on 2026-09-13. Newegg rows can be Newegg or a marketplace seller, and the same box can differ by $500 between listings on the same day. Treat these as a snapshot.

BoxStoragePriceWhereStock
NVIDIA DGX Spark 128GB (since 2026-10-02)4TB$6,950NVIDIA listNot checked
NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB (from 2026-10-23)varies by OEMfrom $4,999OEM partnersNot checked
DGX Spark Founders Edition (13 Sept, old list)4TB$4,699NVIDIA listReported sold out early Sept
NVIDIA / PNY DGX Spark4TB$5,399.99NeweggIn stock
HP ZGX G1n2TB$5,449NeweggIn stock
HP ZGX Nano G1n2TB$5,699.99NeweggIn stock
Lenovo ThinkStation PGX1TB$5,849.99NeweggOut of stock
Acer Veriton GN1002TB$5,942.02NeweggIn stock
Gigabyte AI TOP ATOM4TB Gen5$5,999.99Newegg (sold by Newegg)In stock
ASUS Ascent GX101TB Gen5$6,449NeweggIn stock
MSI EdgeXpert 12SUS4TB Gen5$6,822.71NeweggIn stock
ASUS Ascent GX10 (26 Oct)1TB Gen5$5,999ASUS US storeIn stock
ASUS Ascent GX104TB Gen5$7,999Newegg (sold by Newegg)In stock
Lenovo ThinkStation PGX4TB$7,299.99NeweggOut of stock
Dell Pro Max with GB104TB TLC$8,224.39dell.com listNot shown

Note on the Gigabyte row: it is a 4TB Gen5 box at $5,999.99 sold directly by Newegg. That is the lowest 4TB price we read from a retailer that sells the box itself.

Why the Boxes Cost Different Amounts

The silicon is identical. Every GB10 box has the same Grace Blackwell chip and 128GB of LPDDR5x unified memory. Token speed does not change between them. The price differences come from four things:

  1. Storage. ASUS on Newegg goes from $6,449 at 1TB to $7,999 at 4TB, about $1,550 for 3TB of SSD. HP charged about $330 between 2TB and 4TB listings.
  2. Support. Dell includes 1 year of basic support. ProSupport costs $709.76 a year and ProSupport Plus $922.70 a year on dell.com.
  3. Power and parts. NVIDIA’s Spark ships a 240W supply. Dell’s configurator lists a 280W USB-C adapter and smaller M.2 2230/2242 drives.
  4. Listing noise. The ASUS 4TB box showed at $7,999, $8,299 and $8,820.63 on Newegg on the same day.

Storage is the cheapest thing to skip. Models live fine on an external NVMe drive. A 1TB box plus an external drive costs less than a 4TB box at almost every vendor.

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Two Things That Do Not Save Money

The two-pack. On 13 September, NVIDIA’s two-pack listed at $13,599 on Newegg. Two single Sparks at $5,399.99 cost $10,799.98. The PNY two-pack at $11,149.99 cost more than two singles too. Buy two singles and a cable.

Two 64GB Sparks. Two 64GB Sparks at $4,999 cost $9,998. One 128GB Spark costs $6,950. Two boxes split a model over a network link, so one 128GB box is cheaper and simpler.

Waiting for the old price. Nothing we read points down. NVIDIA raised the price twice in 2026 and blamed memory supply both times. Buy on a use case, not on a price you expect to come back.

Is It Worth $6,950?

That depends on what you run, not on the price table. The Spark’s memory bandwidth limits single-user token speed, and the software stack changes its speed by up to 4x. Our full verdict, with benchmarks, is on Is the DGX Spark worth it?. If you only need 128GB for inference, compare it with an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 box first. The GMKtec EVO-X2 128GB costs $3,499.99, about half the Spark price.

Sources

  • The Register, 2026-10-02, and ServeTheHome, 2026-10-03 (128GB Spark to $6,950; 64GB Spark from $4,999), read 2026-10-31
  • HotHardware and AI Weekly, 64GB DGX Spark at $4,999, sales from 23 October, search results read 2026-11-01
  • ASUS eShop US, Ascent GX10 1TB ($5,999, in stock), read 2026-10-26
  • NVIDIA developer forum, “2/23/2026 Price Change Announcement” ($3,999 to $4,699), read 2026-09-13
  • nvidia.com DGX Spark product page (128GB LPDDR5x, ConnectX-7 200 Gbps, 4TB, 240W), read 2026-09-13
  • NVIDIA developer forum, “September 2026 availability of GB10s” and “GX10 price increase 3499 to 3999” threads, read 2026-09-13
  • ASUS eShop US, Ascent GX10 ($6,999), read 2026-09-13
  • dell.com, Dell Pro Max with GB10 FCM1253 ($8,224.39, support pricing, 280W adapter), read 2026-09-13
  • Newegg GB10 search and product pages (ASUS, Gigabyte, HP, Lenovo, MSI, Acer, PNY listings), read 2026-09-13

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