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HP ZGX Fury US Price: $132,000 on HP Store Without Add-In GPU Card

HP's US store lists the ZGX Fury G1n at $132,000 without an add-in graphics card; Dell.com listed its GB300 tower at $160,195 on Nov. 8. No lab has yet measured a single unit.

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Follows our story: HP ZGX Fury Specs: 748 GB GB300 Tower, No US Price, 200-240 V

HP ZGX Fury G1n black mesh-front tower workstation seen at an angle, HP product image

The HP ZGX Fury G1n, the GB300 tower HP lists at $132,000 on its US store (HP product image).

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The HP ZGX Fury G1n, the company's GB300 desktop with 748 GB of memory, is now listed on HP's US store at a price of $132,000.00 for the configuration without an add-in graphics card, product number E70LKUT#ABA, as the page read on Nov. 11.

Our Nov. 5 product file reported that HP had taken orders since Sept. 9 without publishing a US price, and that the only list price was HP Japan's, from 28,490,000 yen including tax with sales from Oct. 27. Notebookcheck reported on Nov. 10 that HP has started selling the machine in the US on its own store and at B&H Photo Video. The HP listing shows an Add to cart button, a 3-year on-site warranty and an estimated arrival of Dec. 3 to Dec. 8.

What the $132,000 HP ZGX Fury Price Buys

The listed SKU carries the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip, with a 72-core Arm Neoverse V2 CPU, 496 GB of LPDDR5x-6400 and, per HP's product page, a Blackwell Ultra GPU with 252 GB of HBM3e at 7.1 TB/s. "No graphics card" refers to the optional discrete card, not the superchip: HP's spec table lists the Blackwell Ultra GPU as integrated graphics, and the only display connector is a Mini DisplayPort reserved for the management controller. Two sibling listings add an NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell card with 16 GB of GDDR7 (E6MY6UT#ABA) or an RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell SFF with 24 GB (E6MY8UT#ABA). Notebookcheck put those options at $1,000 and $4,000 over the base price.

Storage is the one detail the sources do not settle. The HP listing's title names four 2 TB self-encrypting SSDs, but the spec table on the same page lists a 2 TB primary and a 2 TB secondary drive, and Notebookcheck says every configuration ships with dual 2 TB SSDs plus two free M.2 slots for up to 32 TB. Buyers should confirm the drive count with HP before ordering.

The rest of the spec table matches HP's product page for the machine: a ConnectX-8 adapter with two 400 Gb QSFP112 ports for linking a second unit, a 1,600 W internal power supply rated up to 94% efficiency, liquid cooling, and a rackable tower that starts at 90 lb. HP's product page says it needs a dedicated 200–240 V circuit, not a standard 120 V outlet.

How the HP ZGX Fury Compares With Other GB300 Towers

HP is now the second maker with a public US list price for a GB300 desktop, after Dell. The figures below come from different sellers on different dates, and the configurations differ in storage and add-in cards, so they are not like-for-like. Dell.com listed its Pro Precision with GB300 at $160,195.00 in its default configuration (FCT6263) on Nov. 8. Central Computers, a US reseller, listed the ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 at $111,999.99 on Nov. 8; ASUS publishes no list price. Newegg showed the MSI XpertStation WS300 "start from" $99,999.00 as a request-a-quote listing on Nov. 4, and system builder Exxact listed its DGX Station build from $98,450 the same day. Supermicro's US store showed its Super AI Station in stock with no price on Nov. 8.

Bar chart of US listed prices for GB300 desktops: HP Store $132,000, CDW HP SKU $152,955, Dell.com $160,195, Central Computers ASUS $111,999.99, Newegg MSI from $99,999, Exxact from $98,450

US listed prices for GB300 desktops by seller and read date; configurations differ and are not like-for-like.

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HP's own price is also below at least one reseller's for the same SKU: CDW's US site listed E70LKUT#ABA at $152,955.00 on Nov. 11, with an expected in-stock time of 4 to 6 weeks. CDW invites buyers to sign in for their own price, so that is a reseller web price, not an HP figure. Notebookcheck, which had inferred a price above $100,000 from comparable machines, said the HP figure came in considerably higher than it expected.

All of these towers use NVIDIA's GB300 DGX Station design, according to NVIDIA's partner list, so the main differences are price, warranty, storage layout and support, along with cooling, noise and ports. Our DGX Station review covers the platform's measured performance, and our DGX Station alternatives comparison sets it against multi-GPU workstations.

What is not confirmed yet

No independent lab has published a measurement of a single ZGX Fury. The only figure on record is StorageReview's two-tower cluster run of Oct. 5, which paired one HP unit with an ASUS ET900N G3 over two 400G cables and reached 5,018 output tokens per second on GLM-5.3 in NVFP4 at 256 streams, using vLLM 0.27.1 and multi-token prediction with tensor parallelism across both machines. That is a cluster result, not a single-unit speed. StorageReview's solo review has been under way since Oct. 24 with no date. The B&H price has not been confirmed independently, the drive count of the $132,000 SKU needs HP's clarification, and HP Japan has said Windows support is planned for December 2026 or later.

How it compares

Full table
HP ZGX Fury US Price: $132,000 on HP Store Without Add-In GPU Card: how the machine compares with other local AI hardware
ProductMemoryBandwidthAI computeMeasured speedPrice
ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3ASUS (NVIDIA DGX Station GB300 platform)748 GB coherent: 252 GB HBM3e (GPU) + 496 GB LPDDR5X (CPU)[1]7.1 TB/s (GPU HBM3e); 396 GB/s (CPU LPDDR5X)[1]up to 20 PFLOPS AI performance (ASUS gives no precision or sparsity label) (sparse)[2]GPT-OSS-120B MXFP4, vLLM, 512/512, 1-128 streams: 9,280 aggregate output tok/s at 128 streams; 5,023 on 8,192/1,024 (StorageReview, ASUS-supplied unit, no add-in GPU)[3]$111,999.99 at Central Computers, US (ET900N G3-2SSD-V2, read Nov 8, 2026); no ASUS list price[4]
HP ZGX Fury AI StationHP252 GB HBM3e GPU + 496 GB LPDDR5x CPU (4x 128 GB SOCAMM); 748 GB unified[5]7.1 TB/s (GPU HBM3e); 396 GB/s (CPU LPDDR5x)[5]up to 20 petaFLOPS FP4 (HP gives no sparsity label) (sparse)[5]Two-unit cluster with an ASUS ET900N G3 over two 400G DACs: GLM-5.3 NVFP4 5,018 output tok/s at 256 streams, 512/512, vLLM 0.27.1 TP2 with MTP (StorageReview); no single-unit HP result[6]$132,000.00 on HP Store US (ZGX Fury G1n, 3-yr warranty, no graphics card, 4x 2 TB SED SSDs; Add to cart; read Nov 11, 2026)[7]
NVIDIA DGX StationNVIDIA (systems built by ASUS, Dell, GIGABYTE, HP, MSI, Supermicro and Exxact)748 GB coherent: 252 GB HBM3e (GPU) + 496 GB LPDDR5X (CPU)[8]GPU HBM3e 7.1 TB/s; CPU LPDDR5X 396 GB/s; NVLink-C2C 900 GB/s between them[8]15 PFLOPS FP4 (without sparsity)[8]gpt-oss-120b MXFP4, vLLM, 512/512 chat workload: 9,280 output tok/s at 128 streams (MSI WS300 9,294), single GB300 (StorageReview, ASUS ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3)[3]No NVIDIA list price; lowest US partner listing read Nov 4, 2026: Exxact Valence VWS-158270643 from $98,450 (Tom's Hardware found $94,930 in Aug); Dell Pro Precision with GB300 lists $160,195[9]
Supermicro Super AI Station (ARS-511GD-NB-LCC)Supermicro (NVIDIA DGX Station platform)748 GB total coherent: 252 GB HBM3e GPU + 496 GB LPDDR5X system[10]7.1 TB/s (GPU HBM3E); 396 GB/s (CPU LPDDR5X)[11]up to 20 PFLOPS FP4 (Supermicro gives no sparsity label; ServeTheHome describes it as sparse FP4)[10]Qwen3.8 Flash Next NVFP4, vLLM, tool-loop 4,096-in/512-out: several scenarios exceeded 3,000 output tok/s at 32 concurrent users, still rising (ServeTheHome; RTX PRO 2000 installed)[12]$92,887.47 before tax and shipping on Supermicro's online store (ARS-511GD-NB-LCC-01-G2); about $90,101.05 with a 3% new-customer discount (TechRadar, Sep 1, 2026)[13]
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation EditionNVIDIA (sold through PNY, TD SYNNEX and workstation makers)96 GB[14]1,792 GB/s[14]4,000 AI TOPS (FP4, with sparsity) (sparse)[14]gpt-oss-120b MXFP4, stock vLLM, 512/512 chat workload: 3,064 output tok/s at 128 streams (1,169 on 8,192/1,024 prompts); Server Edition at 600W (StorageReview)[15]$16,000 on NVIDIA's US marketplace (Workstation Edition), listed out of stock[16]
Apple Mac Studio (M5 Ultra)Appleup to 512 GB unified (96 GB on 30-core M5 Ultra; 256 GB or 512 GB on 36-core/80-core M5 Ultra)[17]1.2 TB/s[17]—GLM-5.3-Flash MLX 4-bit with MTP on TensorFold, ISL 2048/OSL 512: 94.0 tok/s at 0 context, 96.5 at 128K, 79.4 at 512K; TTFT 1.1 s at 0, 66.3 s at 128K (Tom's Hardware, 256 GB M5 Ultra)[18]$22,299 minimum with 512 GB ($6,799 36-core CPU/80-core GPU M5 Ultra config plus $15,500 memory upgrade; Oct 28, 2026)[19]
NVIDIA RTX Spark (N1X) PCsNVIDIA (MediaTek collaborated on the custom CPU design)Up to 128 GB LPDDR5X (20-core CPU / 6,144-core GPU version); up to 64 GB (18-core / 5,120-core laptop version)[20]Up to 300 GB/s: LPDDR5X-9400 on a 256-bit bus (NVIDIA's product page lists no bandwidth)[21]—gpt-oss:20b via Ollama in a Codex CLI coding agent, 64K context: 58.5 tok/s generation, 3 of 4 tasks passed (Dell XPS 16, 20-core N1X, 64 GB; StorageReview)[22]Laptops from $2,599; pricing and configurations vary by region[23]
AMD Ryzen AI Halo (Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495, 192 GB)AMD192 GB LPDDR5X (256-bit)[24]273 GB/s[24]——$7,299.99 for the Linux version (released the week of Oct 12, 2026); Windows version coming soon[24]
ASUS Ascent GX10ASUS64 GB or 128 GB LPDDR5X-8533 unified[25]273 GB/s (8533 MT/s), as listed by StorageReview; ASUS's spec page states no bandwidth[26]Up to 1 PFLOP FP4 (GB10; NVIDIA's footnote: theoretical, using the sparsity feature). ASUS's pages say 1 petaFLOP / FP4 with no sparsity label (sparse)[27]gpt-oss-120b, vLLM online serving, equal ISL/OSL: 70 tok/s at batch 1 rising to 680 tok/s aggregate at batch 64 (StorageReview)[26]$5,999 (128 GB, 1 TB, GX10-GG0010BN, ASUS eShop US, Oct 30, 2026)[28]
Dell Pro Precision with GB10 (model FCM1253; launched as Dell Pro Max with GB10)Dell128 GB LPDDR5x up to 8533 MT/s onboard (64 GB option also listed)[29]273 GB/s (128 GB LPDDR5x, 256-bit)[30]—gpt-oss-120b, vLLM online serving, equal ISL/OSL: 68.57 tok/s at batch 1 rising to 670.83 tok/s aggregate at batch 64 (StorageReview)[31]$7,901.00 (default FCM1253, 128 GB, 2 TB Gen4 QLC); 4 TB TLC SED SSD option +$2,450.00; 64 GB option listed at a $2,150.00 difference (Dell.com US, read Nov 10, 2026)[32]
Framework Desktop (Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495, 192 GB)Framework192 GB LPDDR5X-8533 soldered[33]273 GB/s (256-bit)[33]——$6,799 (Max+ PRO 495 192 GB DIY Edition pre-order, Nov 3, 2026; storage not included)[34]
GIGABYTE AI TOP ATOMGIGABYTE128 GB unified system memory[35]273 GB/s (LPDDR5x-8533, 256-bit)[36]—gpt-oss-120b, vLLM online serving, equal ISL/OSL: 60.71 tok/s at batch 1 rising to 649.62 tok/s aggregate at batch 64 (StorageReview)[36]$7,499.99 (128 GB, 4 TB PCIe 4.0) and $9,405.63 (128 GB, 4 TB PCIe 5.0; more options from $7,999.99); 128 GB from $5,999.99 (1 TB) and $6,999.99 (2 TB) at Newegg US, read Nov 9, 2026[37]
GMKtec EVO-X5 Pro AI Mini PCGMKtec192 GB LPDDR5X-8533 onboard (8 x 24 GB, non-upgradeable); up to 160 GB allocatable as VRAM[38]Up to 273 GB/s[39]—GMKtec Laboratory table: GLM-5.3-Flash UD-IQ4_XS (146.05 GB) decode 17.79 tok/s, prefill 70.18, TTFT 14.71 s; Qwen3.8-Flash-Next ROCmFP4-FAST (93.48 GB) decode 45.08 tok/s[38]$6,799 (192 GB/2 TB) and $7,099 (192 GB/4 TB), all variants available, GMKtec US store, read Nov 9, 2026[38]
HP ZGX Nano AI Station (G1n)HP128 GB coherent unified system memory[40]273 GB/s (128 GB LPDDR5x)[41]GB10: up to 1 PFLOP FP4, theoretical, using the sparsity feature; HP and reviewers list 1,000 TOPS FP4 (sparse)[27]gpt-oss-120b, vLLM online serving, equal ISL/OSL: 69.6 tok/s at batch 1 rising to 722.9 tok/s aggregate at batch 64 (StorageReview)[42]$7,399.00 at the HP Store for the 4 TB model; $4,759 on Amazon (Notebookcheck, review updated Oct 5, 2026)[43]
Lenovo ThinkStation PGXLenovo128 GB LPDDR5X unified (256-bit)[44]273 GB/s[44]——US from $5,079 (1 TB base model) on Lenovo's site, per TechRadar's review (Jun 9, 2026); UK from GBP 5,200[45]
MSI EdgeMesa N AI+ (128 GB, X-005US)MSI128 GB LPDDR5X unified system memory[46]273 GB/s[46]——$7,999.00 (128 GB, 4 TB, X-005US, MSI US store, read Nov 11, 2026)[46]
MSI EdgeXpert (MS-C931)MSI64 GB or 128 GB LPDDR5x unified (256-bit)[47]273 GB/s[47]1 PFLOPS FP4 (sparse)[47]—No list price; MSI sells via quote (Get a quote)[47]
NVIDIA DGX SparkNVIDIA (partner GB10 systems from Acer, ASUS, Dell, GIGABYTE, HP, Lenovo and MSI)128 GB; a 64 GB configuration is sold only through OEM partners[27]273 GB/s[27]Up to 1 PFLOP FP4 (theoretical, using the sparsity feature) (sparse)[27]Qwen 3.8 27B (dense) with multi-token prediction: decode of about 20 tokens/s, with time-to-first-token staying interactive out to the full 262K context.[48]$6,950.00 (128 GB, 4 TB) on NVIDIA's enterprise marketplace with an Add To Cart button in a copy cached 07:59 UTC on 2026-10-31; stock unverified (listed out of stock on 2026-10-21); 64 GB partner systems from $4,999[49]
NVIDIA DGX Spark 64 GBNVIDIA (sold by Acer, ASUS, Dell, Gigabyte, HP and MSI)64 GB LPDDR5X unified (two units pool 128 GB over ConnectX-7)[50]273 GB/s (256-bit; NVIDIA spec table covers both 64 GB and 128 GB)[27]1 PFLOPS FP4 (sparse; NVIDIA spec table covers both memory configurations)[27]—from $4,999 (partner systems, Oct 2026; no Founders Edition)[50]
Sipeed MaixStationSipeed128 GB LPDDR5X (256-bit)[24]273 GB/s (Sipeed claim)[24]256 TOPS FP4 (native FP4, no sparsity; Axera/Sipeed claim)[24]—about $3,999 expected for 128 GB, with Kickstarter launch discounts (Sipeed to Tom's Hardware, Oct 2026)[24]
AMD Ryzen AI Halo Developer PlatformAMD128 GB LPDDR5x-8000 unified[51]256 GB/s[51]—gpt-oss-120b, vLLM online serving, equal ISL/OSL 256/256: 222 tok/s aggregate at batch 64 vs 701 on DGX Spark (StorageReview)[52]$3,999 with 2 TB SSD (Jul 2026)[52]
Framework Desktop (Ryzen AI Max+ 395)Framework128 GB LPDDR5x-8000 soldered (32 GB and 64 GB options)[53]256 GB/s[54]—gpt-oss-120b MXFP4 in LM Studio (out-of-the-box setup): roughly 45 tok/s (ServeTheHome; Ryzen AI Max+ 395, 128 GB, Windows 11 Pro)[55]$3,449 (DIY Edition, Max+ 395 with 128 GB, system only; out of stock, Nov 3, 2026)[56]
Acer Veriton GN100 AI Mini WorkstationAcer128 GB LPDDR5x coherent unified[57]——gpt-oss-120b, vLLM, total token throughput: prefill heavy 303.61 to 2,777.56 tok/s; decode heavy 38.38 to 292.41 tok/s (batch 1 to 64, StorageReview)[58]from $3,999 in North America (announced Sep 3, 2025; prices vary by region)[57]
ASRock Industrial AI BOX-A395ASRock Industrial128 GB LPDDR5X-8000 soldered[59]——AgentSTH V7, 32 threads: 15% ahead of the next-closest Ryzen AI Max+ 395 box (single-core within 1%); estimated SPEC CPU2026 int rate: top of a 44% spread across four 395 systems; measured by ServeTheHome, Ubuntu 26.04[60]—
Bosgame M5 MAX AI Mini PCBosgame192 GB unified LPDDR5 (soldered); up to 160 GB allocatable to the GPU[61]———$6,199 introductory first-batch pre-order price (192 GB, 2 TB PCIe 4.0 SSD), from Nov 3, 2026, until the first allocation sells out[61]
Dell Pro Precision with GB300 (model FCT6263; announced as Dell Pro Max with GB300)Dell252 GB HBM3e GPU + 496 GB LPDDR5X CPU[62]———$160,195.00 (Dell.com US default config FCT6263, read Nov 8, 2026)[62]
Gigabyte AI TOP Aeroup to 128 GB LPDDR5X unified[63]————
GMKtec EVO-X2 AI Mini PCGMKtec64 GB or 128 GB onboard LPDDR5X-8000 (non-upgradeable)[64]——Llama 3.3 70B Q6_K Instruct: 3.7-3.8 tok/s generation fully on the Radeon 8060S (about 2 tok/s CPU-only); Qwen3-32B 10.4-10.5 tok/s; 128 GB unit, short prompt, tool not named (ServeTheHome)[65]$3,499.99 (128 GB/1 TB) and $3,649.99 (128 GB/2 TB), each against a $3,999.99 compare-at price (GMKtec US store, read Nov 11, 2026)[64]
HP Z2 Mini G1a WorkstationHPup to 128 GB unified, up to 96 GB assignable to the GPU, up to 8000 MT/s[66]—up to 50 NPU TOPS[66]gpt-oss-120b GGUF (63.39 GB, full GPU offload) in LM Studio: close to 40 tok/s (StorageReview)[67]$4,781 list for StorageReview's review configuration; about $3,300 street (B&H top spec with 2 TB SSD at $3,342.65, Aug 2025)[67]
Microsoft Surface RTX Spark Dev BoxMicrosoft128 GB unified memory[68]—up to 1 PFLOP of AI compute (Microsoft; precision and sparsity not stated on the page) (sparse)[68]—From $5,999.99 (Microsoft Store US, pre-order, read Nov 1, 2026)[68]
MSI EdgeMesa N AI+ (64 GB)————from $4,699 in the US (64 GB soldered LPDDR5X, 1 TB PCIe Gen 5)[69]
MSI XpertStation WS300MSI (NVIDIA DGX Station platform)252 GB HBM3e GPU + 496 GB LPDDR5X CPU (748 GB coherent)[70]——StorageReview vLLM: gpt-oss-120b MXFP4 9,294 output tok/s at 128 streams (512/512), 5,038 on 8,192/1,024; MiniMax M3 NVFP4 1,041 at 32 streams with EAGLE3-GQA at a forced acceptance length of 3 (best-case)[70]$99,999.00 'Start From' at Newegg US (model WS300T60L, 2x 2 TB NVMe RAID1), sold by Newegg as a request-a-quote listing (read Nov 4, 2026)[71]
Tenstorrent TT-QuietBox 2 (Blackhole)Tenstorrent128 GB GDDR6 on the accelerators + 256 GB DDR5-5600 system memory[72]———$9,999 (Oct 30, 2026)[72]
WiCi One (RTX 5060 Ti edition)WiCi16 GB GDDR7 VRAM; 1 TB NVMe 4 SSD for TurboStream weight paging (WiCi's claim: NVMe used as working VRAM). System RAM not stated[73]———$2,599 list (WiCi shop, Oct 2026); a $600-off code (WICIWELCOME) is applied at checkout. Early-access price was $1,999 (Notebookcheck, Engadget, Sep 2026)[73]
WiCi One (RTX 5090 edition)WiCi32 GB GDDR7 VRAM; 4 TB NVMe 5 SSD for TurboStream weight paging (WiCi's claim: NVMe used as working VRAM). System RAM not stated[73]———$9,999 list (WiCi shop, Oct 2026); a $600-off code (WICIWELCOME) is applied at checkout[73]

Italic values are reported by an outlet or measured by an independent lab; the rest come from the maker. Measured speeds use different models, quantizations and tools, so read each with its source rather than against the others. Voltgrid News does not test hardware itself.

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